Campark WiFi Trail Camera-Bluetooth 1296P 20MP Hunting Game Camera with Night Vision Motion Activated for Outdoor Wildlife Monitoring Waterproof IP66

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Update to my Review:I had a power connection issue with the T80 Trail Camera. I emailed CamPark Customer Service with a detailed video and written explanation. I was immediately contacted by CamPark Customer Service and was informed that a new T80 was being shipped no charge.This is the best customer service that I have ever witnessed. CamPark was sincerely concerned that I had an issue with their product. I extend high praise to CamPark's representation and products. You cannot go wrong with a CamPark purchase.The CamPark T80 Trail Camera WiFi HotSpot is easy to implement.I recently purchase the CamPark T80 WiFi Trail Camera.Although I have many trail cameras this is my first with WiFi.Before the purchase, I read a few of the reviews on this and other WiFi trail cameras.It appears that some individuals have trouble setting up and getting the WiFi to work.Let me assure anyone reading this review, the CamPark T80 WiFi is easy to implement.Just follow the instructions in the accompanying user manual and your WiFi camera will be a friend in the hunt.The WiFi can be used to change settings, manually record or take still images, and perform file management. I also used the WiFi feature to position the camera field of view as I observed on my phone. This is the simplest camera positioning that I have ever made.The first portion of the video attached to this review illustrates ease of connectivity and other WiFi features utilized.The second half of the attached video represents motion captured in the hunting zone.The video quality of the CamPark T80 is excellent and the still images are equally good.I have also attached to the review a couple of still images to illustrate the superb quality.The keypad on the T80 is easy to understand and self-explanatory. Navigate through the various menus once and you almost instantly know where all settings reside.I am extremely happy with the CamPark T80 Trail Camera. Quality is great, setup is easy and the price is incredible for all the functionality. And as I like to rant, the external battery connection is a blessing. I power the camera with a rechargeable 6-volt battery and a solar cell.With this power configuration, I don’t buy a single AA battery and have plenty of power the entire season.The CamPark T80 should be a top consideration if you are looking for a high-quality trail camera with WiFi, at a very reasonable price.

Ok first the 'dislike'. It is a fairly minor one overall--Who writes the tech manuals for the product? Just sayin'...Now the cool stuff. Once I labored through the manual and kind of figured out all the referencing, I got the camera up and running. I even found that even though the manual states the gigabyte limit for the SD card is 32 GB, the 64GB SD card I purchased (no, I didn't catch it when I ordered) STILL WORKED. I was thrilled. In the meantime I sent back the too large SDs and ordered replacement 32GB cards. I had actually ordered four of these cameras for a couple of uses, but in full disclosure I have only opened an operated the one to get my 'learning curve down' before proceeding to mount the remaining three cameras. I did have to iterate a couple of steps in the set up as much of the terms, terminology, and instruction style were a tough read, but, once I waded through all of that I look forward to getting the other three cameras going.Regarding some criticisms I have read: 1) the red wifi light emitting when turned on. Yep. That is true, but I found it only happens when I turn the wifi on with the remote; otherwise the light doesn't emit. So unless someone is turning on the wifi (there is an initial generic password so maybe change that) a small piece of black electrical tape over the led light would stop the light from being seen when emitting in wifi on mode.2) regarding night vision capability, the set up uses PIR or passive infrared sensing i.e. the object needs to be warm enough to activate the PIR sensor to take a photo, the system doesn't emit IR. The manual makes mention of having to set up time lapse photography for capturing 'cold blooded' animals since they will not be sensed by the cameras sensors.3) The QR code in the manual (with an appropriate 'smart phone') made the whole process for setting up my phone for remotely accessing the WIFI a cinch. I am not sure what others are experiencing. I have an iPhone 10 with latest updates and it could not have gone more simply. I did have to get within about 80 feet to connect to the WIFI in the phone, but for my purposes it was more than sufficient.Should I find in setting up my other three cameras other issues or that the cameras in fact don't meet my standards I will update this post, but so far, so good. I hope this helps. Ciao'!

AWSOME product. I recently purchased 2 other trail camera from amazon for around 75 dollars each. For a couple more dollars these are well worth it. Easy to use and Many options as far as photo and video quality. Will be adding another set. Asap

We really like this trail cam because it captures small animals such as rabbits as well as deer eating our fruit tree buds. The day and night picture and video quality is really good. The battery life is pretty good, still at 75% after two weeks on auto mode using generic alkalines. WIFI works great. I can easily download and delete files from my front porch 75' away from the camera. The included remote control to turn wifi on/off is a handy little gadget. It also stayed dry inside through several rainy/ windy days.An SD card is not included but they only cost $10 and we had some 32gb laying around. Great little camera.

This is a high-quality game camera. You can easily navigate through the menus and get set up in no time. The WiFi is a good feature. It allows you to mount this camera in very hard to reach places and still access the pictures and videos remotely. I used the WiFi to position the camera. Then, later I was able to check the images without having to even touch the camera or the card. It also allows for a connection to power, which means you can keep the camera fixed in one remote spot and keep using it without having to touch it. Because you can download pictures over the WiFi and delete them when you are finished no more swaping sd card!!! it's a must. Easy to use. Can also name the camera. he QR code in the manual made the whole process for setting up my phone for remotely accessing the WIFI a cinch.. I have an Huawei P30 with latest updates and it could not have gone more simply. I did have to get within about 7-80 feet to connect to the WIFI in the phone, but for my purposes it was more than sufficient.Large latches to access inside trail camera. Large screen with all kinds of Options. Replay pics on large screen is great option. Battery life in percent.Overall it's one of my best game cam for picture quality, wifi option, battery life remaining in percent....you cant go wrong with this one

Recently moved to a new house with a Ravine backyard and thought of using the opportunity for some good photography since summer season would be good for it.Pro:1) Great quality pictures2) Good for backyard security3) The censor is phenomenal4) Good night vision pictures5) Wifi connectivity and application makes it very easy to keep on checking pictures periodically6) Got to test out the waterproof feature since its been raining on and off since few weeksCons:1) Very thick design and needs work on the camouflage2) They could work more on making this device a little bit thinner

This camera has worked really well so far. With August being very warm I was worried about having my trail cameras out but this camera seemed to hold up really well to the +33'C. Camera didn't skip a beat when it came to capturing images as well as battery life after 15 days was still 95% and photos were of good quality. I can not comment on the waterproofing as it hasn't rained yet but looking at the build quality it doesn't look like there would be any issue with water. Camera has good night vision and the sensors picked up movement quickly. I have a lot of these Amazon budget cameras and CamPark is by far the best of them all. Best quality images and their sensors are not like Apeman or Wosport where they snap photos of nothing or lightly moving grass.So far it has been a good camera but winter will be the true tests so i will update in a few months.

Here are my thoughts:Pros* Comes well packaged. Lots of stuff in the box: Camera, strap, USB cable, manual, warranty card. Be sure to look underneath the packaging!* Very straightforward operation - slide to SETUP, insert SD card, and step through menu options* High quality multi-lingual manual. Actually useful, proper grammar and spelling, will get you going in no time* Good weatherproof frame.* Cold weather functional; last night in Ottawa (January) the overnight low dipped to -20C, but the camera still took pictures (of what you ask? See my trigger comment under cons below)* Day-time pictures are sharp, detailed and colourful. Night-time pictures are crisp with good contrast.* Video quality is 1080p HD and compressed at acceptable low-artifact rates; I was especially impressed with the night time black and white videos which didn't have any banding (or animals, see cons below)* Networking is seamless and a good range. I have my camera setup on deer trail in my back acres. It is approximately 150 ft (50m) from the southern tip of my backyard patio. I have no problem obtaining an uninterrupted signal. Here's how it works: 1. Download the Campark Trail Camera app - NOTE: There are 2 on Google Play. Use the one from the QR code in the manual! 2. Connect to the Trail Cam using the Bluetooth; this is a low-power radio which doesn't consume much battery power when idle; 3. Use the bluetooth connection to turn on the high-power WiFi hotspot. 4. Use the app to connect over the WiFi to the camera. 5. Download your pictures/videos to your phone; you can delete them off the trail cam, take instant photos, check settings, etc... 6. WiFi turns off after a few minutes of inactivity to conserve power.* Formats are JPG and MP4.* Has two buckles to snap case closed; also has a security ring for a padlock. Ring is made of hard plastic but note that this is really just a deterrent. If someone really wants your camera, they will take it.* Has a very long strap that should handle almost any situation. I had to wrap mine 6x around the tree (small trunk) but end result is firm. Strap is easy to tighten and lock with a friction buckle.* Does not emit any visible light that could scare animals away* Has sound for prompts and feedback but sound is not played otherwise (ie, no sound is made while in sentinel mode)Cons* Does not include an SD card. I recommend adding one to your cart when you buy this; they are very inexpensive right now and you can't use the camera without one.* Claims 20 MP but only takes 5MP pictures. Still puzzling this one out. The 5MP pictures are beautiful, but why not say "5MP Camera" instead of "20 MP Camera"? For whatever reason, you can downgrade the quality all the way to 1 MP.* Trigger speed - still tweaking settings for this. I am getting a lot of nice sharp pictures, but they are blank - ie, no animals, just the trees, field and fresh tracks. This suggests to me that the animal has passed by before the camera triggers to take a photo -> same with video. I get 10 seconds of empty video. I need to find the best settings for this camera to take pictures on time.* Screen is bright, and excellent for navigating. It is almost useless for viewing your photos in the field. I prefer to transfer to phone and pan and zoom them instead.* I haven't had this in continual use long enough to tell you how the battery life is. Every indication is that when in standby, it is in low-power mode.* It is possible to use a Solar Power Bank with this if you math the specifications in the manual.Summary: Great weatherproof camera with great quality day/night photos & videos, easy to use with excellent networking capabilities. NOTE Needs tweaking to get the best performance and to reduce trigger times. Can't wait to add a solar system to this so I don't have to change batteries.

I have only had the camera for a day but felt the need to share my experience so far... The camera exceeds my expectations although I was expecting a good camera as it's over my budget and double the price of my last one. I purchases this to replace 2 other units that are used for our seasonal campsite for security purposes..I lost faith in my old ones... The menus are fairly easy to navigate but do yourself a favor and read the manual step by step to avoid frustration..... I tested for a few hours including testing out the Bluetooth and WiFi.... I found that being able to save or delete clips while out at camp to be awesome. I attached a couple photos of items that had me guessing prior to ordering the camera.... I wanted to know about the ability to power with external sources and my photos should explain this.... Now I need to go get a big battery, a solar panel and a 6 volt plug so I can power it indefinitely.