TP-Link Tapo P110 Mini Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring Review

No. Tapo and Kasa are separate ecosystems with separate apps, even though both are TP-Link. If you already have Kasa bulbs or cameras, the Tapo P110 will not appear in your Kasa app - you will have to run both apps side by side. For buyers setting up a new smart home, pick Tapo as your entry point since TP-Link has effectively shifted new product launches in India to Tapo and Kasa is in slow wind-down.

The prediction works by multiplying a rolling 90-day average by the tariff you set in the app. It is useful for spotting trends (for example, your AC consumption in May versus October) but drifts during seasonal changes, summer AC-heavy months, or when a new appliance is added. Treat the predicted bill as directional, not exact. The 2-year historical data itself is genuinely useful for tracking whether an old appliance is starting to consume more for the same output.

It randomises on/off of a connected lamp to simulate household presence, which is a reasonable low-effort deterrent for 5-7 day Diwali or summer holidays. It works best on a bedroom or living-room table lamp visible through a window. It is not a replacement for a security camera or a proper alarm - think of it as cheap psychological insurance rather than active security. The same Rs 1,299 spent on a TP-Link Tapo C210 camera would give you monitoring instead of simulation.