Wildlife Camera with Night Vision Motion Activated, 2.7K 48MP WiFi Trail Camera IP66 Waterproof 0.2s Trigger, 26pcs 940nm Infrared LEDs Garden Camera with 32GB SD Card for Monitoring (UK)

I recently bought the Solareye WiFi Wildlife Camera, and it has exceeded my expectations in almost every way. Here are some of the key points I loved about it:Pros:High-Quality Images and Video: The 48MP resolution for photos and 2.7K video quality is impressive. Both are clear and vibrant, capturing details even from a distance, which is fantastic for wildlife enthusiasts like myself who want to capture every detail.WiFi Connectivity: I can connect to the camera via WiFi to check my shots without disturbing the area around the camera or having to remove the SD card. It's so convenient and a nice upgrade from my older trail cameras.Solar-Powered Efficiency: The solar panel feature is a huge plus. Since setting it up, I haven’t needed to change batteries or worry about the camera going dead, even on cloudy days. It’s more eco-friendly and saves money in the long run.Fast Trigger Speed: With a 0.2-second trigger speed, it’s quick enough to capture animals in motion without missing anything. I've been able to catch pictures of fast moving objects and even fast-moving animals without any motion blur.Night Vision Performance: The IR LEDs work great for night shots, and the infrared light is invisible to animals, so they don’t get spooked. The night images are surprisingly detailed, even in pitch-black conditions.Waterproof and Durable: The IP66 waterproof rating means it’s highly resistant to rain, snow, and dust, which is great for outdoor conditions. I’ve left it out in some harsh weather, and it’s held up perfectly.Includes 32GB SD Card: I appreciate that it comes with a 32GB SD card, which saves me from an extra purchase. It’s a decent amount of storage for several days’ worth of footage.Cons:WiFi Range Limitation: The WiFi connection only works within a limited range, so I have to get relatively close to the camera to connect. It’s not a major issue, but something to be aware of if you’re looking to access it from a distance.Overall:For the price and the features it offers, the Solareye WiFi Wildlife Camera is an excellent choice for wildlife scouting and nature photography. The solar charging, high-resolution images, and rapid trigger speed make it ideal for capturing animals both day and night. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to up their game in wildlife observation!

This is the best trail cam I have purchased so far. There is an internal batery, backup battery AA type and a solar power collector to keep the internal batery fully charged. I have never had a problem with this brand, it comes with everything you need to be up and running I'm minutes. The 2k picture quality is outstanding and night vision is just as clear. The camera is very easy to set up and all control's are intuitive especially if you have used tril cams before but the comprehensive instructions are easy to follow so even the novice will get up and running very quickly. This camera is fantastic value for money, it comes with a micro SD card to save your shots and the savings you get from using the solar panel make this very much worth it, you can connect with the device using app and bluetooth, what's not to like, I love it .

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the camera to capture images of the animals that frequently visit my property. Setup with the cam was easy using the manual. The app works well and the camera takes excellent pictures/video. Able to connect to it through WiFi, means when you stand close to it, you can read the memory card with a phone app without taking it out. So, with a clear view, good night vision, still image and video clip options, and even a memory card, reviewing footage of critters is lots of fun. Very pleased with my purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Initial ImpressionsFor the price, you get a lot of value in this camera kit. The camera feels rugged and durable, with strong clips that seem to back up its IP66 rating, though I haven’t tested its waterproofing myself. It also comes with a versatile set of mounting options for both the camera and solar panel. The inclusion of a 32GB micro SD card is a nice bonus and sufficient for getting started.Power OptionsThis camera’s power versatility is a major selling point. It primarily runs via the solar panel, which charges an internal 5000mAh lithium battery. If solar power is insufficient, it draws from this battery, and if that's depleted, it can switch to four AA batteries as a backup. Additionally, it can be powered and recharged via a USB-C cable as a last resort. With these redundancies, it offers an impressively long runtime with minimal maintenance. The camera also allows you to schedule when it’s active (e.g., night-time only), which further conserves power.Real-World UseIn the cloudy UK, the camera cycles through all three power sources before needing intervention. On especially cloudy days, it pulls from the internal battery. I managed to drain it fully only by setting 10-minute video recordings per motion trigger and maxing out the resolution. In such cases, recharging the 5000mAh battery with a portable battery pack and replacing the AAs is a simple solution. For anyone seeking a “set it and forget it” camera, this device is ideal.Image and Video QualityPlease note that the sample video includes the protective film, as I forgot to remove it while exploring the many configuration options! The photo resolution ranges from 2MP to 48MP, and video can be set between 720p and 2.7K. Photos are around 350KB each, and burst mode can capture 2-5 photos per trigger. A 10-second video in 720p requires 2.5-3.5MB, while 2.7K video takes 12-16MB. If you anticipate high activity, upgrading to a 256GB SD card might be wise.ConnectivityThe app initially connects to the camera via WiFi and primarily downloads media over Bluetooth. It provides remote control over nearly all features, including customizable motion-trigger zones.Potential ImprovementThe only feature I’d add is a WiFi network connection for remote battery monitoring and video downloads. A network option would be great for more convenient remote access.ConclusionOverall, this is an excellent camera that offers great value for its price point.

From the unboxing to the remote trail, a great product with some impressive features for an amazing price range. Fast delivery with packaging designed to prevent transit damage (also without a struggle to unbox).Setup was flawless with an excellent, clear instruction manual which aptly outlines all function settings.Wifi connection as described up to 50 feet, works great, connectivity easy with IPhone.Highlights: - easy setup from the box, excellent directions - 32G SD card included - solar batteries, 4AA battery capability (batteries not included) plus solar panel for charging (very important to note that the solar panel is NOT physically attached to the actual camera but attaches by cord provided. It is therefore maneuverable and can be mounted where you want it. Mounting hardware is included.) Great feature! - exceptionally clear pic and videos (comparable to much more expensive cameras) -my favourite feature is the ability to be able to view all camera pics/videos, temp readings, all data as well as manipulate it from the comfort of my cabin. (within 50’) No more fumbling with SD cards or batteries with freezing hands! The WiFi is fantastic plus allowing “live” viewing through the camera lens.So far, very impressive with flawless operation in some remote and adverse conditions. Only a short term review, will follow up after more use. 5 Stars based on first impressions.

I have used a lot of trail cameras in the past and this one is pretty much feature filled. I like the build quality and it come with a lot of accessories. Picture quality was as expected and very good. This camera is Wi-Fi and Bluetooth which means I don’t have to remove the sd to see the footages. I just go near the camera and connect using the app:The app is easy to use and all the settings are right there at the fingertips.One feature that blew my mind is that I can use Solar to charge, but I can also use AA batteries so for those winter months this will come in handy when the sunlight is less

Die solarere wildkamera ist sehr gut! Durch den Akku, das Solarpanel und die Möglichkeit, eine Notbatterie einzusetzen, hält die Batterie ewig und ich kann sie gut an entlegenen Stellen positionieren. Die Bildqualität ist gut, so dass man Alter und Gewicht gut abschätzen kann. Ich kann sie jedem guten Gewissens empfehlen. Die Verarbeitung ist gut, so dass sie lange hält und auch mal runterfallen kann. Die Verbindung mit der App funktioniert bei mir ebenfalls gut.

My first trail camera and this one is amazing. It is very easy to setup and comes with an SD card so no additional purchase. Connecting to it was simple and video quality is perfect. I changed the setting some for motion and sound triggers. Really a must have.

The media could not be loaded. I needed another extra mobile and wireless surveillance solution for my backyard, so I recently purchased the Solareye Wifi Trail cam.This camera has 48MP Image and 2.7K Video, Wi-Fi Bluetooth Connection and 32GB SD Card, with night vision motion-activated, waterproof, conecting via APP "TrailCam Go". The wildlife camera is equipped with a 32GB micro SD card (supports up to 256GB micro SD card)Note: Connect the phone APP through the camera's wifi. It does not support connecting to the home Wi-Fi network. Wi-Fi / Bluetooth connection distance up to 50ft/approx. 17 m.After using the trail camera in my backyard for a several days, I can share my findings and experience for others interested:The camera has included one strap and 2 flexible attachments to fix it on any tree, piece of wood, fence, etc for your convenience; you just need to either strap it on a tree/pole or to drill a little hole and screw the attachment and atttach the camera or/and th solar panel included.The greatest feature of this camera is the three different power sources making its use continuously. It has a considerable size solar panel with a dc plug in and a long connection cable, then can be powered by 4 AA batteries, and also has a rechargeable 5000mAh Li-Ion acumulator.The power source in use as well as the remaining power of the power sources, it is displayed on the trail cam 2inch screen and also on the Trailcam Go Application.It was very easy and matter of seconds to connect my cellphone to Trail Camera, and I was able to adjust sll setting through its application.You can watch the camera live, record or take screeshots manually while sitting comfortable inside, or set up motion triggered photos and videos, scrill through its unlimited settings.The camera app also displays the outdoor temperature, the camera GPS Location on Google maps making this item one of the top trail cameras I have ever used.I will end mentioning the quality of this camera, with a camouflage appearance, easy to hide it, top quality night light and motion sensors and more and more features, to many to be able to list all here.The application and the software used are very stable and did not crash or freeze at any point during my few days of use.I believe that for the price, this trail camera is so far one of the best in the market now.I will keep you updated with my experience…UPDATE: After using it for a few days, I did not encounter any connection or software issues, everything works flawlessly and there is no power loss thanks to the solar panel attached.