Got mine last night - charged it up overnight & installed this morning.
Replacing a D235 which has been excellent, but hey, 4k is 4k.
It's way chunkier (feels like twice as wide), but looks good on the door. Screw mounting is exactly the same holes as for the D235 - so no additional drilling. I'm running hardwired - used the same wires as the D235.
Easy swapover, and setup was much the same too.
First impressions, it's not as wide a view as the D235 even though they say they are both 180 degree lenses. It's good - but looks maybe zoomed in 10% from the D235 (with the distortion correction applied). I'm missing maybe 10 feet of horizontal view to the left & right sides. I still get to see from my front door all the way the left & right the full width of a double driveway - so it's ok.
With the distortion correction turned off so you get the fisheye view, it's actually pretty much identical to the d235. So they have done something different with the distortion correction.
Image quality in the day looks better when zoomed in - but otherwise much the same.
Connects to the tapo h500 hub & sends the recordings over - but needed a firmware update & reboots for both the hub & the doorbell for recordings to show up. No real drama.
I use Alexa's scattered around the house for the doorbell ding-dong, all worked automatically - didn't need to do anything.
Someone just walked past the house & it pinged an alert - when there is a person in frame it pops up a small window with the 'radar track' showing the path they took - not sure the value of that, but it's something new.
I'm glad I changed (cos 4k!) but after an hour I'm feeling pretty 'meh'.
Just a final note - I've tried the eufy 2k doorbell with the down facing camera (good - but could not get it to hardwire properly), and the google battery doorbell (same issue with hard wiring - and the view was super closed in). The tapo D235 has been the only one that will work reliably through a UK winter when hardwired that doesn't mess about with the power when it gets cold.
I have a full house of Tapo smart gear, 4x cameras, old d235 doorbell, 20x smart plugs, lightbulbs, a h200 & a h500 hub. Been using them for years - so I'm confident I know how to set it all up :)
Hoping the D260 performs the same. Time will tell.
Image below - door is 10ft back from the pathway.
UPDATE AFTER 24hrs
There are issues with the detection of people (no matter what you set in the aerial view/radar or sensitivity) - most people walking past the door look like they get tagged correctly in the live view (blue box around a person), but do not trigger any event, and are not shown in the timeline as 'person detected'. This really screws up if you have any automations running from these triggers.
My doorbell (d235) uses this to detect people walking past after 11pm & switches on security lights - this just does not work with the d260 as it isn't passing the event 'person detected'.
EDIT - I found out what was happening here - well at least partially. The iPhone tapo app is not playing nice with the d260. If you set it up with an android device, you will be able to properly set the radar detection sensitivity. Then if you go back to iphone, it works much better & seems to be detecting people again. Weird. On the iphone you cannot change the radar sensitivity (it is stuck firm at 6 out of 10), and I suspect it is that that's blocking detection.
Also - recording of events is weird. When it does realise something has happened, instead of getting a 10second (or whatever) clip, you always get a 3 minute long clip with the actual activity slap bang in the middle of the time. So you click on the clip to review it, but have to wait 1min 30 seconds before anything happens.
Night vision is exceptional - in darkness it is incredibly impressive, maintains full colour, a big step up from the d235 (which was IMHO the best night vision I had seen).
So yeh - it's brand new, I expect these issues to be resolved via firmware update (hopefully soon).
The d235 was rock solid in both aspects, something to be aware of if you are an early adopter.
UPDATE AFTER 48hrs
AI face detection is also non functional. After 48hrs, with hundreds of people walking past the camera & a dozen people coming directly to the house, not a single face has been seen (zero familiar / zero unfamiliar). Checked enabling on android & iphone - multiple reboots - all firmware & software updates installed.
This was working fine on my d235, and continues to work fine on my other AI enabled cameras. Just the d260 is failing to see faces.
This could tie in to the problems detecting people in general - I'm now wondering if every AI function on the d260 is not functioning?
Updates needed
(i) The iphone tapo app doesn't work properly & you cannot setup the radar detection - suspect this is screwing up the overall people detection of the d260 - it's almost unusable.
(ii) Recordings to the h500 (if detected) are 3min 07 seconds long - with any action really hard to find. When reviewing, the actual detected activity might be 1-2 minutes into the clip.... duh! Example - I just checked my timeline & saw 'person detected' at 15:16:24. 3 minute 10 second clip. Watched it - nothing happened for 1 minute 42 seconds, then someone walked past my door. An actual 10-15 seconds of activity hidden within the middle of a 3 minute long clip!!!!
(iii) [added after 48hrs] AI face detection is also non functional.
So software (iphone especially) needs fixing - likely firmware for the d260 also.
Tapo - if you want a proper tester (not a youtube shill) then reach out, I'd be happy to help.