VOOPEAK 2025 Newest Forever Power Solar Trail Camera 4K 48MP, Game Wildlife Hunting Waterproof Outside Cameras 0.1s Trigger Time with 120° Detection Angle Night Vision Motion Activated

The media could not be loaded. I have a house out in the country, with lots of 'critters' running around (deer, rabbits, racoons, skunks, wild hogs, stray dogs, etc.). I can see some of them in the distance, from my security cameras. But, I wanted some close up images to better identify what kind and how many critters there are.I already had a very good field cam with a lot of nice features. But, can't find it. So, I bought this one, a very good quality basic field camera from Voopeak. Didn't cost near as much as the other. But, overall does everything you really need in a field camera.Instructions are simple. Very easy to program and set up. To test it, I strapped it to a support column of my back patio cover, pointed out at the yard. You can program it to do pics, videos or both. I chose both. All images are nice and sharp, even at 1080p (which I chose over the 4k option, to use less mb's to store).You can play back the video and pics, right in the cam (really nice). Sound quality is fine for playback from the cam.When you order this camera, go ahead and make sure you have 4 AA batteries and either a 32gb standard SD card, or a micro-SD with an adapter. NOTE: 32gb is the MAX that this camera will support.I like that this camera has a built-in Li-on battery and solar panel for charging. But, go ahead an put some regular batteries in, just to make sure you still record when there's been a lot of cloud cover.My tests here in Texas have proved this camera is well worth the small investment. Can't wait to get it set up on my acereage up there in Arkansas.Definitely 5 stars in my book!

The VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera is an excellent camera at a great price. Perfect for using in the woods or along animal trails; or in my case, the backyard where there is a lot of wildlife.It's really easy to configure and set up, and the quickstart card and documentation makes it quick to get up and running. Its nicely integrated solar panel on top keeps it up and running all the time; I added batteries for those times when it might need a bit more if there's a lot of animal traffic.The images are great quality whether they're taken during the day or night; keep in mind, though, that although you'll get great color shots during the day, at night they'll be grayscale. It can also take video - including audio - during both day and night - although I'm using it only for still frames.If you're taking video, you'll need to add an SD memory card (it supports up to 256GB SD cards, which should be more than enough for mostapplications).The camouflage design blends well into the background, and the 22 low-glow LEDs it uses for night vision are unobtrusive.The package includes everything you'll need to get going for still images; add an SD card and you'll be ready for full-motion video. The ordering page is clear about what comes in the package and what you might want to add, so there are no surprises.The design is sturdy, and waterproof, and the package includes the accessories you will need to securely mount it.This is a great camera for anyone to use in their yards or on trails. And it's an excellent value, competitive with cameras at much higher prices.

Like the idea that it doesn't have to have 8 batteries, just plug in to charge internal battery. Had good photos day and night. Using the default option makes it easy to use. The size of the camera is good.

I recently purchased the TC15 Solar Integrated Hunting Camera and have been quite impressed with its features and overall value. The camera has a sturdy build with a camouflage design that blends well with outdoor settings.What stands out most is the integrated solar panel, which reduces the need for regular battery changes. The claim of over a year of standby time with adequate sunlight is a huge plus, so I plan to have my camera face towards the south to give it the best shot of capturing sunlight for charging. The setup process was straightforward, and the included mounting strap accessory allowed me to fasten it to a tree easily. I don't personally need the mounting bracket, and screws since I attached mine to a tree, but the versatility is welcome.The image quality is impressive, capturing clear photos and videos both in the sunlight and at night. It is also waterproof, which is a necessity for an outdoor camera.Overall, it’s a fantastic product for its price and functionality. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and eco-friendly outdoor camera.

We live on a canyon and get all sorts of wildlife outside our fence. Deer, coyote, racoons and even bobcats. We've had a trail camera before and it worked decent but it ate through batteries. I got so sick of swapping out eight AA batteries all the time that I just gave up. Come 2024 and now there are solar powered rechargeable trail cameras so I decided to try again. The trail camera is a fairly standard design except it has a solar panel on the top and a USB-C power for charging. I charged it up and strapped it to the fence to see what we'd get. You're supposed to also install four AA batteries but I didn't bother. If I was putting this in a remote location I would. I pulled the memory card after a few days and had pictures and video of a number of deer and coyotes. The trail camera caught many that my WyzeCam attached to the fence missed. Very cool. The image and video quality is good and pretty standard for trail cameras, especially the night stuff. I really like that the camera has two tripod sockets so I can take it on camping trips as well and easily set it up to see what critters are around when we're sleeping. One other thing worth mentioning is that the user interface is very easy to understand and use. That's not usually the case and it was a pleasant surprise.