@sofokles5r 

I do agree such a device would be nice.

I would love to see a TPLink NVR and also for them to introduce some 4K cameras to do with it.

Unfortunatly I feel, and this is just a total wild guess, that they are thinking along the lines of long term income from indididual subsriptions from each camera.

This won't work long term as others are realising, people are not going to be prepared to pay $4, $7 or whatever per camera per month

Ok, it's fine if you just want 1 or perhaps 2 camera's, but if you had say 4 outdoor and 4 indoor, then that could be $672 per year!

If you had a NVR then you would not need to pay any of that.

Imagine having Netflix and you paid per movie watched!

Nest/Google have realised people won't pay this, and it actually holds back sales, and will lead to unhappy customers when they buy a camera and it's not make 100% clear in the advert or on the box/packaging that it's only good for a certain time before you are expected to pay to keep using it.

Hopefully, TPLink will see this sooner rather than later and like Google is just about to announce any moment now, create a "Home Plan" where you pay a certain about, and that covers your entire home whether you have 1 or 10 camera's.

That said, I still agree, I would love to have the option of an official TP Link NVR

Given these camera's are all WiFi and TP Link obviously knows how the signal is sent, and all that tech stuff :)

They could VERY easy design, or perhaps even rebrand/tweek to work a current NVR for use with their Camera;s

I hope they do.

Oh and also bring back the TPLink Doorbell which they scrapped, and I've no idea why.

Hi @SnaffyNoo 

D link has allready 2 nvrs for it's ip cameras. 
 

i think that tp link is just behind the competition at the moment....