Kasa Spot 24/7 Recording (KC400)
By Kasa · Indoor Security Cameras · Cleaning & Smart Home
- 2K HD resolution (2560 x 1440) at 15 fps, H.264
- 106° field of view, F/2.0 lens with 3.3 mm focal length
- 850 nm IR night vision up to 30 ft (black and white only)
- 24/7 recording to microSD card up to 256 GB (card not included)
Lowest price seen
$45.49
from $45.49 at Surveillance-Video.com · Checked Oct 3, 2026
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Summary
An indoor TP-Link camera built around continuous 24/7 recording to a microSD card rather than motion-triggered cloud clips. Check availability before you buy: no Kasa camera appears in TP-Link’s current US product navigation, and this model has no manufacturer specification page, independent test or owner report behind it yet.
Strengths
- Continuous recording is the reason to buy this model; the motion-only Kasa Spot cameras do not do it.
- Footage stays on a card in the house, up to 256 GB, so the card is the running cost you manage.
- Kasa Smart is a TP-Link brand, so warranty and support questions go to TP-Link.
- Recording runs around the clock, which suits a room you want covered while you are away.
Weaknesses
- Seller listings cap the frame rate at 15 fps, which is thin for a camera you watch closely.
- Night vision is described as infrared and monochrome, so night footage has no colour.
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only, so it will not join a 5 GHz-only network.
- The microSD card is not included, so add one to the cost before you compare prices.
- Availability looks shaky: no Kasa camera sits in TP-Link’s current US navigation, and a Newegg search for the model returned nothing.
- No independent test or owner report for this exact model was found, so reliability is undocumented.
Verified specifications
| Brand | Kasa Smart, a TP-Link consumer smart-home brand listed alongside Tapo, Omada and VIGI. |
|---|---|
| Model | KC400, indoor security camera in the Kasa Spot family. |
| Recording | continuous 24/7 video to a microSD card, up to 256 GB, card not included. |
| Seller-listed video | 2560 × 1440 at 15 fps, H.264. |
| Seller-listed lens | 106° field of view, F/2.0 aperture, 3.3 mm focal length. |
| Seller-listed night vision | 850 nm infrared to 30 ft, black and white, no colour mode. |
| Seller-listed Wi-Fi | 2.4 GHz only. |
Full research notes and sources
What could not be verified
Be aware of the state of this page. Searches for the model returned bot challenges instead of results, and every guessed TP-Link or Kasa product and support URL for KC400 came back 404, so no manufacturer specification sheet, manual, warranty terms or independent test was read. Nothing in the specification list above was confirmed against TP-Link’s own documentation.
What is established: TP-Link’s US site lists Kasa Smart as one of its own consumer smart-home brands, alongside Tapo, Omada and VIGI, and points to the Kasa storefront. The same site’s camera lineup is entirely Tapo models, and the specifications quoted above come from seller listings rather than from a readable page. Treat the figures as a starting point for comparison, not as settled specifications.
Recording and storage
The card is the whole design. Recording is continuous rather than motion-gated, up to 256 GB, and the card is not in the box, which makes it the one running cost you control. Nobody has published what the recorded bitrate actually is, how long each video segment runs, or whether the camera overwrites the oldest footage when the card fills, so ask TP-Link before you rely on it unattended for weeks.
Is it worth it?
There is no defensible price judgement for this camera yet. No non-Amazon retailer had it listed at the time of checking, and no independent test supports a value call. Check the store panel above for current prices, and weigh the decision on one thing: whether you want continuous local recording and accept unverified specifications for it.
Which model this is
This page covers the Kasa Spot 24/7 Recording, model KC400, an indoor camera. The Amazon listing is ASIN B08ZXPBRBQ. Don’t confuse it with the motion-only Kasa Spot models or with TP-Link’s Tapo cameras, which are a separate brand line.
Sources
Manufacturer:
Independent reviews:
- No independent test of this model was located.
Owner reports:
- None were found for this exact model.