Vizgifin Wildlife Camera 4K Trail Camera 60MP with Built-in WiFi App Control Night Vision Motion Activated Hunting Camera IP66 Waterproof 0.1s Trigger Time Game Camera

I recently purchased the Wildlife Camera 4K Trail Camera and I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase! This camera is everything I was looking for and more. The 60MP resolution captures stunningly clear and detailed images, whether it's during the day or night thanks to the excellent night vision feature. The built-in WiFi and app control make it convenient and easy to access and manage my camera remotely. The motion activation and 0.1s trigger time ensure that I never miss any wildlife activity. Plus, the IP66 waterproof rating gives me peace of mind that the camera is safe in any weather conditions. I highly recommend this game camera to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality option!

My husband is always in need of trail cams. He tried this one out and said it has everything it needs to be able to set up and track bear activity. He uses rechargeable batteries and him and his buddies check the cams a couple times a week to see if there is any bear activity so the battery part isn't an issue, they'll just be replaced and recharged as they grab the sd card and check the footage.

We have a few varmints sneaking into our backyard and terrorizing our bird dog. I set a few of these up around the yard to see where they are traveling in from. Worked perfect, was able to trap some coons and foxes to relocate off of our property.Love that it's wifi!

I recently used the Wildlife Camera 4K Trail Camera (PR5000-A), and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations! The picture quality is phenomenal, boasting 60MP resolution and 4K video capabilities, capturing stunning detail during the day and night.The built-in WiFi is a fantastic feature, allowing me to control the camera through its app from my phone. This makes it incredibly convenient to view and download footage without having to physically access the camera. The motion activation works flawlessly, with a quick 0.1s trigger time that ensures I don’t miss any action.I also appreciate the IP66 waterproof rating, which gives me confidence that it will withstand the elements in various outdoor conditions. I’ve set it up in different locations for wildlife observation, and the results have been impressive—clear images of deer and other wildlife.Overall, this trail camera is a great investment for anyone interested in wildlife photography or hunting. It’s user-friendly, durable, and delivers high-quality results. Highly recommend it for nature enthusiasts!

This wildlife camera came with everything required to get up and running straight away with one notable exception; eight AA batteries. With the price of decent AA batteries you may want to consider investing in a set of rechargeable batteries and a charger. The camera can also be powered via a standard 3.5x1.35mm DC socket underneath (a short USB to 3.5x1.35mm power cable is included) however although there is a rubber waterproof flap to protect when not in use, once the power cable is connected the watertight integrity is compromised.There is a 32GB microSD card included, clearly a low quality card so don’t expect it to last too long, but adequate to get started. Personally for all my cameras I always use branded high endurance cards designed specifically for lots of recording. There is also a USB 2.0 microSD card reader included, again not very high transfer speeds but adequate if you don’t already have a card reader. There is also a micro USB socket - I’m amazed anyone still uses this old connector - to transfer directly to a computer (USB-A to micro USB cable included).The camera comes with a strap long enough to fit around a small/medium size tree trunk. There is also a standard 1/4” tripod connector on the base opening up the option to use a variety of other mounts on the market. The seal around the unit seems good with two tight fitting clasps so weather resistance shouldn’t be an issue.As for the camera itself the image quality is good although it lacks the sharpness you would expect from 4K. Night recording is also decent but again don’t expect super sharp images, this is after all a budget product. Setup can be done using the little screen and buttons inside or TrailCam Go app. Personally I’m not a fan of installing lots of random apps I’ve never heard of, so unless you really need wireless access I would just stick with local setup and popping the microSD card out occasionally to check videos. Also transferring video files is much quicker and more reliable direct from the memory card.Priced at £30 at time of review, this significantly undercuts the hundreds of other basically identical Chinese wildlife cameras on the market so makes a good choice for a first time budget camera.