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Gone are the days of needing specialized networking and tons of tech know-how to configure a home security system. Thanks to the advancement of smart home technology, you can easily invest in a competent smart security system or opt for a standalone camera to simplify things and save money.

And not only are there tons of user-friendly smart devices to choose from these days, they’re often not even very expensive. For well under $100, you can get a full-featured camera suitable for any room in the house, complete with native encryption and support for one of the various popular smart home ecosystems.

Top indoor smart security cameras

Wyze Cam Pan v3

Best overall

Unmatched versatility

Wyze cameras are typically great and affordable, with the latest one being no exception. Its impressive field of view comes from its 360-degree pan and 180-degree tilt ranges, with color night vision and support for Google Assistant, Alexa, and IFTTT programming rounding out the package. This time around, it’s even safe from moisture and dust particles. And despite its high quality, it doesn’t cost much.

Pros

• Wide pan and tilt range
• IP65 dust and water protection rating
• Great value

The latest in a line of affordable home security cameras, the Wyze Cam Pan v3 boasts an impressive feature set that punches well above its price. As the name implies, it can pan in a complete 360-degree circle, in addition to a 180-degree tilt on top of an already-good 120-degree static field of view. The Starlight sensor it utilizes delivers crisp 1080p video, including great color night vision, unlike what IR night vision usually produces.

But a smart security camera is more than just the image sensor. The Pan v3 sports a host of the most important features needed for convenient and effective home security, including a mic for two-way audio, continuous recording to the cloud or a microSD card, and fast, accurate notifications. It’s even rated IP65, so you can use it indoors or out.


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The only minor drawback is that you’ll need a subscription to use the most advanced features, like telling the difference between people, cars, and animals. However, that’s increasingly common in the security camera field.

Arlo Pro 4

Premium pick

Has HDR

$140 $200 Save $60

Few security cameras combine convenience with premium quality, like the Arlo Pro 4. This standalone cam captures 1440p video (sometimes called 2K) and offers just about the best color night vision performance possible. A six-month battery life, straightforward tool-less battery replacement process, and compact size combine to make it one of the easiest to install and maintain.

Pros

• Industry-leading video quality
• Integrated spotlight
• Wire-free installation

While it’s technically been superseded by the Pro 5S 2K, the Arlo Pro 4 remains the best choice for most homeowners looking for high-quality HD+ video surveillance at home. Its 2,560 by 1,440 resolution is close to the best and makes the 12X digital zoom more effective than you might expect digital zoom to be. It also delivers quality color footage at night, as long as there’s a little ambient light around.

On the software side, our hands-on review left us satisfied, with only a couple of odd setting locations to figure out. It’s hard to beat from a convenience standpoint since it’s one of the best battery-powered cameras, and you can simply pop it open by hand to recharge the battery every few months via USB.

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Naturally, it’s not perfect. We didn’t like that it lacks dual-band Wi-Fi support and, like most high-end options, its most advanced features require a subscription, but overall, it’s among the best in the market. It’s also usually considerably cheaper than the newer Pro 5S 2K, which doesn’t offer a ton of upgrades.

TP-Link Tapo C110

Best value

Great night vision

$22 $30 Save $8

They don’t get much smaller, more affordable, or nondescript than the Tapo C110. While it can’t compete with high-end cameras, it’s great for the price and does everything you need for basic smart home video security. Not only is it inexpensive out the door, but it’s also one of the few full-featured cameras without any subscription required.

Pros

• Low price
• Doesn’t need a subscription
• Better-than-1080p video

Cons

• Field of view is only 105 degrees
• Black and white night vision only

A moderate upgrade to the Tapo C100, the C110 is one of the cheapest but still does what you need an indoor security camera to do. Its 2304 x 1296 resolution is actually better than the resolution on more expensive cameras, and you can record that HD+ video directly onto a microSD card of up to 256 GB.

You can also buy access to cloud storage for just a few dollars per month to unlock some nice-to-have features like rich notifications with snapshots. But, for the most part, all its functionality is enabled right out of the box, which is refreshing these days. Because it’s so small and sturdy — and TP-Link’s done a good job of streamlining the process — the installation and setup are about as easy as can be.

With only three steps to follow, its predecessor was one of the easiest cameras we’ve ever configured, and the new one is just as simple. For the price, it’s hard to beat.

Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen)

Best stick-up

Great privacy features

The Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) is one of the company’s best offerings, boasting a 1080p lens that delivers crisp HD footage and a host of privacy features you’ll love. It has a relatively wide horizontal viewing angle (115 degrees), provides color night vision, and features a pre-roll function for capturing what happened before a motion-triggering event. The camera even supports two-way talk and integrates seamlessly with Alexa.

Pros

• Delivers quality video and audio
• Has a privacy shutter
• Quick and easy setup

Cons

• It doesn’t have local storage
• All cool features require a paid subscription

Closely monitor your home while protecting your privacy with the Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen), a wired security camera you can mount or place on any flat surface. It delivers quality 1080p HD footage with a 115-degree horizontal viewing angle for maximum coverage. During our review we found we could see the target areas with ease, and used the two-way audio system for real-time talk with people in the other room. The audio quality is decent thanks to the built-in mic’s noise-cancelling capabilities.

This Ring camera has color night vision, but it isn’t the best because images are unevenly colored when recorded in low-light conditions. On the bright side, it allows you to customize motion zones according to your security needs and provides pre-recordings of all motion-triggering events. As such, you’ll always know what preceded the main recording, a feature that can prove helpful in different scenarios. Using the Ring app, you can access the live view and all camera functions from your phone. The app provides rich notifications and has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to tweak camera settings once you get used to it.

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Like most security cameras, Ring’s 2nd Gen indoor camera has motion detection, but we noticed it would often send notification alerts even when there was nobody in the room, courtesy of our houseplants. Perhaps Ring should consider making the sensor smarter to enable the camera to accurately distinguish people from plants.

All in all, this is a great home camera that you can pair up with your Alexa devices to unlock even more features. However, it’s important to note the Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) works best with a paid subscription to the Ring Protect plan.

Kasa KC420WS

Great value for the features

Supports microSD cards

$40 $45 Save $5

An all-around great camera for any part of your home, the Kasa KC420WS boasts a rock-solid construction and IP65 dust and water protection. The Starlight Sensor delivers way better night vision than infrared, the 2K resolution picks up plenty of details, and notifications arrive faster than most others since they’re processed on the device rather than the cloud.

Pros

• Can store footage locally
• Great video quality
• Easy to set up

The budget-friendly Kasa KC420WS punches well above its weight class with high resolution, reliable notifications, and above-average night vision. In fact, it continues to hold the top spot in our review of the top outdoor security cameras because of its impressive feature set and low cost. It’s also one of our favorite cameras with onboard storage, which provides security without a monthly subscription. For that matter, it allows for 24/7 rolling video recording directly to a microSD card, which some onboard recording cameras don’t offer.

You can subscribe to the cloud features for as little as $3 per month, but not everybody needs the extra storage, online sharing, and rich notification information it enables. But it doesn’t end there. TP-Link equipped it with the powerful Starlight Sensor that captures great color video on most nights, and its IP65 rating makes it ideal for anywhere it might encounter dust or debris, like a garage or workshop.

While you will need to screw it into a solid surface to mount it, this also makes it a lot less susceptible to theft. The only notable shortcomings we’ve found are somewhat laggy performance inside the Android app and a merely average 110-degree horizontal field of view.

Blink Indoor

Compact and convenient

Long battery life

$133 $190 Save $57

Blink cameras are made to be straightforward. The third-generation Blink Indoor holds true to that principle, with a simple setup process (despite using a hub, which is included) and the easiest mounting of anything on the market. It doesn’t have a ton of features like facial recognition or smart alerts, but it’s a good choice if you’re just now putting together a multi-camera setup.

Pros

• Extremely easy setup and installation
• Great battery life
• Supports onboard storage via thumb drive

Cons

• Only supports Alexa and IFTTT integration
• No color night vision

The third generation of the no-nonsense Blink Indoor is far from top-of-the-line, but it excels at basic surveillance and does its job effectively. Motion detection and the resulting notifications are as consistent as we could ask for, and you can store recorded videos on a USB thumb drive if you don’t want to shell out for cloud storage.


It’s also completely wireless, and the battery lasts for longer than most others. Part of that’s due to its use of RF wireless to connect to a Sync Module, which does come included in the purchase (add-on cameras, without the hub, are cheaper). And when you’re actively streaming the video feed, its surprisingly clear microphone and speakers make two-way audio a breeze.

Reolink E1 Zoom

With optical zoom

Dual-band Wi-Fi support

$71 $80 Save $9

It’s rare to find a home security camera with real, optical zoom — as opposed to digital zoom, which doesn’t always help much. Enter the Reolink E1 Zoom. It combines a 3X zoom lens with pan and tilt functions to deliver some of the best coverage we’ve seen. If you need to keep tabs on a long hallway or want to get an extra angle looking outside, this one’s hard to beat.

Pros

• Impressive pan, tilt, and zoom
• Dual-band Wi-Fi
• Subscription doesn’t even exist

The Reolink E1 Zoom stands out due to its 3X optical zoom lens, which few other cameras in this price range offer. This makes it perfect for large spaces, and a lot of users place it near a front or back door to get a better angle on what’s happening outside. Coupled with a 355-degree pan and a 50-degree tilt, it can cover a lot of ground.

Its infrared night vision is effective, albeit limited to black and white, and the 2560 x 1920 resolution ensures you’ll get plenty of details, even at long range. And, like the Tapo, you don’t need a subscription to activate any of its features. In fact, other than the optional cloud storage, there isn’t even a subscription to buy. The biggest drawback is that it’s not capable of continuous recording, but it differentiates between people, vehicles, and animals well and sends notifications reliably with few false positives.

Ecobee SmartCamera

Best for Alexa homes

Wide field of view

$80 $100 Save $20

If you’re just starting out on your smart home security journey, Ecobee is a great brand to go with. The SmartCamera’s built-in Alexa speaker makes it an excellent way to add voice control to another room of your house, and the sound quality is great in both directions. While limited to 1080p video, it’s as crisp as FHD gets. Moreover, the digital pan, zoom, and tilt functions work well.

Pros

• Remarkable 180-degree field of view
• Integrated Alexa speaker
• Also supports Google Assistant and Apple HomeKit

Cons

• No local storage
• Infrared night vision only

If you’re building your smart home around Amazon Alexa, there are few better choices than the Ecobee SmartCamera. Its relative, the Ecobee SmartThermostat, continues to hold the Premium Pick spot in our round of the best smart thermostats, and the SmartCamera is just as smartly designed. It doesn’t have the highest resolution, but it still does a good job of taking advantage of its well-above-average 180-degree field of view.

You can even use it in place of an Amazon Echo or other Alexa smart speaker since its microphone communicates directly with Amazon’s voice assistant. When coupled with room sensors and one of Ecobee’s great smart thermostats, the SmartCamera is a great first step toward a simple but powerful smart home configuration.

Google Nest Cam (indoor, wired)

Top Google Assistant camera

Delivers quality footage

When it comes to design and learning algorithm-based object detection, nothing tops the wired, indoor version of the Google Nest Cam. It’s way less of an eyesore than most of the competition. It also uses a combination of customizable activity zones and on-device machine learning to tell you exactly what it’s looking at when it detects motion.

Pros

• Exceptional person, pet, and vehicle recognition
• Good-looking yet nondescript
• Above-average field of view

Cons

• Basically requires a subscription

The Google Nest Cam’s design language falls right in line with the rest of Google’s attractive smart devices and wouldn’t look out of place in the fanciest homes. But the real key to this one is its seamless integration within the Google Home ecosystem. If you’re a fan of Google’s various “AI” features, know that it uses some of those algorithms to ensure the smart notifications are precise and consistent.

If your smart home is set up to use Google Assistant or the Google Home app, you’ll appreciate its reliably instantaneous and lag-free operation in pretty much every respect. The big downside to this one is that without local storage, and with a mere 3-hour window of free cloud storage, you need to sign up for Google’s Nest Aware service to get anywhere near the most out of it.

Blink Mini Pan and Tilt Camera

Unbeatable field of view

Effectively monitors large rooms

$40 $60 Save $20

Really just a bundle of the standard Blink Mini mounted on a motorized base, the Blink Mini Pan-Tilt can see from nearly any angle. Its two-way audio (with recording) lets you communicate with kids, pets, or anybody else who might be there, and it runs on a standard Micro USB-B plug that phones and headphones have used for so long.

Pros

• Smooth and quiet rotation
• Good motion tracking
• Affordable and useful subscription

Cons

• Relatively large footprint
• Requires a Blink hub for local storage

For well under $100, the Blink Pan and Tilt gives you corner-to-corner coverage thanks to 360-degree rotation and 125 degrees of tilt. It also boasts the same nearly plug-and-play setup that does require the Blink app but only has a couple of easy steps. Its picture quality is just about average and perfectly fine for small to medium-sized rooms, although its night vision is only in black and white.

Some of the best features are, unfortunately, locked behind a subscription. But for just $3/month, you get 60 days of cloud recording, instant video playback and sharing, and a host of other extremely useful features.

Where are all the Eufy by Anker cameras?

On paper, Anker’s Eufy smart camera lineup claims some of the best performance in the market. Until recently, we recommended a number of them regularly. Around the end of 2022, however, Anker was caught in a scandal as independent researchers from The Verge discovered its videos weren’t actually end-to-end encrypted and could be accessed without credentials just by using third-party software as simple as the VLC Media Player. Anker has since pledged to update all its cameras to the WebRTC protocol, which defaults to 128-bit AES encryption, the as-yet-uncrackable encryption standard.


While we would love to continue recommending Eufy security cameras, privacy is paramount to a safe smart home. And we haven’t heard anything from Anker in recent months about this updated encryption. In fact, we haven’t heard any major follow-up to the issue at all since early February. Since there are plenty of alternatives today that are end-to-end encrypted, for the time being, it’s best to avoid Eufy cameras until they regain our trust.

Easy smart security cameras that just work

There are more great security cameras than ever, with increasingly impressive specs and great value. Specifications don’t tell the whole story, though, as cameras like the Wyze Cam Pan v3 capture better video than much more expensive competitors in the eye test, and real-world effectiveness is what it’s all about. That, plus its streamlined operation, is why the latest pan-and-tilt Wyze camera nabbed the top spot. The Kasa KC420WS comes in a close second, but its narrow field of view and somewhat laggy app experience knocked it down a couple of pegs.


Wyze cams are by no means expensive, but you can save even more money if you just need something simple like the Tapo C110. Despite its bargain-basement price, its resolution, image quality, notification quickness, and two-way audio work just fine. The Blink Mini Pan and Tilt is another good value, especially when you can find it at a discount.

If you want peak image quality and are willing to invest a little more, there are some very worthwhile examples at $100 and up. Fans of Google Assistant will appreciate the indoor Nest Cam, while Alexa users should check out the Ecobee SmartCamera due to its integrated Alexa speaker. In terms of pure image quality, the Arlo Pro 4 remains near the top of all home security cameras — and is a better value than the Arlo Pro 5S.

Wyze Cam Pan v3

Best overall

Unmatched versatility

Wyze cameras are typically great and affordable, with the latest one being no exception. Its impressive field of view comes from its 360-degree pan and 180-degree tilt ranges, with color night vision and support for Google Assistant, Alexa, and IFTTT programming rounding out the package. This time around, it’s even safe from moisture and dust particles. And despite its high quality, it doesn’t cost much.

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