KJK Trail Camera,WiFi Trail Cam 4K 64MP Game Camera 64GB Memory Card 8 Batteries with Night Vision, IP67 Waterproof, 0.05s Trigger Speed and130°Wide-Angle 45pcs Infrared LEDs for Wildlife Monitoring

Much better than my other trail cam.

I have another trail cam I ordered to put near my camper in the woods. I unboxed it and it needed 8 AAA batteries I didn’t have and an SD card I didn’t have, so on that camping trip I couldn’t set it up. Next trip a few months later I brought the batteries and an SD card, but, it turned out I brough a 32 meg card, not a 32 gig card, as it uses the full size cards, not the micro, so I took the card from a stash of old cards I had laying around and misread the size. Who has 32 meg cards anymore? After six pics the SD card was full and it took me some sleuthing to figure out my mistake. Here comes this camera, complete with batteries and a 64-gig card, micro at that. This thing was a complete package that I was able to set up and use the same day. It also has Wi-Fi connection to my phone so I can view the images on the camera without having to take it down, unlike the other one I still have not been able to use. Next camping trip this one is going up in the wood. Until then I am using it around my house. You have to download the app to use and the setup on the camera is easy. The manual is easy to follow and informative, unlike so many other manuals. This trail cam exceeds my expectations and I highly recommend it.

I love my first trail cam!

Since I live in an urban area, people often ask why I want a trail cam. The short answer is to see and photograph wildlife. Our area has coyotes, mink, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits, eagles, and hawks, among others. And my primary mission at the moment is to see what nocturnal varmints are terrorizing our vegetable garden. I suspect "rascally rabbits" (an homage to Elmer Fudd), but having photographic evidence would be nice.What I really like about this trail cam is the solid IP67 build. For anyone unfamiliar with these ratings, IP stands for Intrusion Protection, and it is an international standard that describes a level of water and dust intrusion protection—the higher the number, the better the protection. The 6 means no dust shall enter, and the 7 means the device can stay underwater for 30 minutes—a rating perfect for a trail cam.I "dig" the apparent quality of the camera and its cool, wrinkled camouflage finish to blend in with the surrounding area. You can strap it to a tree or other stationary object or, using the included accessories, mount it to a flat surface with screws and anchors or a tripod with the mounting plate and camera adapter. The company didn't overlook a thing when providing mounting options, and I appreciate it.I also like that they include a 64GB SD card (it can handle up to 128GB) and the 8 AA batteries needed to power the camera. Providing these two essentials meant I could get the camera set up and operating without delay.Regarding setup, it's relatively easy. You need to download the camera's app and walk through a handful of steps on the app and with the trail cam. It's nothing odious, but it takes time and requires attention. I appreciate the comprehensive manual and quick start guide. One oversight in the manual is the location of the On/Off/Setup switch. They diagram everything but that. So, I included a picture showing where it's located.During setup, you'll need to grant the camera permission to connect via BlueTooth and wifi. The camera uses its own wifi network, not that of your home, so you don't need to enter your password or anything. You must do this via the app. Once connected, you can view the images, save them to your phone, and do some other management tasks. Being able to download directly to my phone is very nice. I've included two images, daylight and IR, as examples of the only critter the camera has captured so far, me.I only have one complaint: the limited range of the trail cam's wifi connection. By my estimation, it's 20 to 30 feet. That's somewhat limiting in my use case, but it's not a deal breaker. It will work well for checking in on your camera in a forest setting, allowing you to see the images (or video if you choose that mode) without opening the camera and scrolling through everything on the built-in screen.If you want to add your first trail cam to an existing fleet, pick this product. It will meet your needs with outstanding quality and value.

Inexpensive, capable...

This is a solid trail camera for the price and if you can live without LTE/cellular connectivity, you'll find this camera pretty much all you need, especially if you're looking to place your camera somewhere within wifi connectivity.The camera has an internal screen for setup and aiming. It comes with eight AA batteries. You can use rechargeable batteries, but they must provide 1.5v power.Video and images from the camera are great and the wide 130 degree field of view helps. Night vision is excellent and trigger time is fast.One reviewer claims this is not a wifi camera, that it only operates its own wifi network and is a Bluetooth camera with a wifi hotspot. That's a failure to understand the setup procedures of this, or most any, remote wifi device. Bluetooth is used to establish an initial link between the camera and your phone, then a direct wifi connection is made and once the direct wifi connection is made the wifi network password is entered and your wifi network picks up the camera as a client.

Excellent trail camera

I recently picked up this trail camera from Vine, and I have to say, it’s a great camera and seeing the selling price, it's a pretty good value as well; Compared to other options with similar quality, this one is definitely below market price, which is a huge plus.Configuration is easy and it uses industry-standard options and settings that you'll find on most mainstream trail cameras. It also has a "time lapse video" mode which I haven't used but I appreciate because stitching time lapse photos into a video can be a chore.The motion detector works really well. I set it to medium sensitivity, and it captured quite a few great nighttime pictures of a fox stalking my chicken coop, even when it was fairly far away. It was also able to prevent too many false triggers which is a tough balancing act. The depth of field and image quality are impressive; see my daytime chicken shot for an example. It looks fantastic.The included SD card is a UHS-class-3, but it performs at almost double the speed for both read and write operations. I ran a performance test, and it exceeded my expectations. See a screenshot attached, if you can't parse it, just know that UHS-3 only has to hit half those numbers. I don't want to go too far into this, but it's just nice to see a manufacturer not cheaping out on parts; it speaks to their other choices.I didn’t use the app, but I appreciate that the camera uses a USB-C connector. It’s much more common these days, making it easy to find a compatible cable. Overall, I really like this camera and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable trail camera with great photo quality at a great price.PS: for the love of goodness; set your photo resolution to 4K. There ain't a camera on the market (this one included) that has a sensor justifying higher resolution. They all just up-scale the images anyways and 4K is really the sweet spot.

This is a nice trail cam. Flawed by the app on your phone

This trail camera package comes as a nicely rounded complete kit. Included you have the camera, memory card, a full set of AA batteries, a tree strap and also a pivot mount that can be screwed in or adhered to some type of surface. I've tested the sensitivity of this camera and it performs fairly well. The camera is set by default to capture image only, so you'll want to go in and change that function to video + image to capture any longer details about the incursion. My primary issue comes to the case of the application you use to interface with the camera. I'm able to connect and snap "Live" images of the camera, however, for whatever reason, the stored images and videos captured on the memory card I've been unable to transfer to my phone. The only way successful I'd be able to remove them seems to be with a memory card reader. The application does allow you to make adjustments to the settings while nearby. I also find the range to be quite limited. I need to be standing approximately 20 feet away in order to have the app talk with the camera. In my case that means having to trudge into the underbrush to get close enough. Save the issues with the app, the only other issue i've had with the camera has been the temperature readout hasn't been accurate. It always seems to be a few degrees of from all my other measurements. As to the image quality and video quality, they are decent. About the same as a dash-cam, however, getting them off the camera has been a bit of an issue

Very Impressive

We set this KJK WiFi Trail Camera up outside in our backyard hoping to catch images of the foxes we saw a few ago. We did not catch them, but we did see our dogs both day and night. I have it set up to take pictures and video in the highest quality setting and they are quite lovely with lots of detail and very clear images even at night.The camera is easy to set up. I was a bit intimidated the first time I set up a trail camera but after going through a YouTube video, I realized there was very little to it. It takes just a few minutes and it is ready to go. I'm not a big time photographer, most of my photos are with my iPhone 14 Pro Max, but it is so nice to have this. I love that it captures the images and video when I'm not watching or even awake.I am impressed by the small size of the camera and also by how well it blends in. I have another non-WIFI trail camera that is bigger and more visible than this one against trees. I thought that was good, but this is far better.This came with 8 batteries and a large micro SD card. One thing we noticed about this camera versus the other one I have is that despite the fact that the video is far better, they are also smaller ... obviously better compression with this system. That is a very nice feature.This certainly has uses outside of trails and hunting. It is perfect for the backyard ... in ours, there are often wildlife that we miss. Plus, it's so fun to watch our dogs playing. It would also be a great security camera. I can see that someone could miss this while regular security cameras are very visible.I haven't used the WIFI features yet, but that just adds to the already impressive camera.

Outstanding Trail Camera for Every Outdoor Enthusiast!

The KJK WiFi Trail Camera is a fantastic piece of technology for anyone passionate about wildlife observation or outdoor security. Here’s why this trail camera stands out:Exceptional Image Quality: With a 4K resolution and 64MP capability, this camera captures incredibly detailed and vibrant images. Whether you're monitoring wildlife or checking on a remote property, the clarity is top-notch.Comprehensive Memory Included: The 64GB memory card that comes with the camera is a great addition. It ensures you can store plenty of footage without having to worry about running out of space during extended use.Advanced Night Vision: The 45 no-glow infrared LEDs provide excellent night-time visibility without spooking wildlife. This feature is perfect for capturing clear images and videos in low-light conditions without disturbing your subjects.Fast Trigger Speed: With a remarkable 0.05-second trigger speed, this camera ensures you won’t miss a moment. Whether it's a fleeting glimpse of wildlife or a sudden movement, the camera responds swiftly to capture it.Wide-Angle Lens: The 130° wide-angle lens covers a large area, allowing you to monitor a broader section of your environment. This feature is particularly useful for tracking animal movements or securing a larger area.Durable and Weatherproof: The IP67 waterproof rating means this camera is built to withstand the elements. Rain, snow, or dust won’t affect its performance, making it reliable for year-round use in any weather conditions.User-Friendly WiFi Connectivity: The WiFi feature makes it easy to access your footage remotely. Setting up and managing the camera is straightforward, and you can view images and videos without having to physically retrieve the memory card.Versatile Use: Whether for wildlife monitoring, security, or even property management, this trail camera is versatile and effective. Its robust features make it suitable for a variety of applications.In summary, the KJK WiFi Trail Camera offers superb performance with its high-resolution images, fast trigger speed, and durable design. It’s a reliable choice for anyone looking to enhance their outdoor monitoring experience. Highly recommended for its excellent functionality and ease of use!

Great Trail cam, love the Wi-Fi connection

I have owned more than a few trail cams over the years. They have came along way from where they started for sure. This one is a great option right in the middle. there are trail cameras that you have to go and physically grab the memory card from to view the images, all the way up to ones that pretty much have a cell phone built-in, to be absolutely wireless. There is a whole range, and they get pretty expensive. This one is an awesome option, because it is somewhere right in the middle. It takes Great photos/videos, even in low light conditions, or even no light. Plus, you don't have to pay another cell phone bill, to view it wirelessly. As long as you have it in range of a wireless router, the app allows you to view the images and video remotely. This is a great option, depending on your needs. the camera looks great, it is camouflaged so it would be hard to find if you did not know it was there. It is also Very easy to set up, and use. I believe this one even comes with batteries. It is a great camera, and a great price, one time payment, no bills Or subscriptions. Highly recommended.

Pretty Good little Camera

First off, I place this camera where I leave it and get the card and download when I want to review. I did not use the app (which I think needs work) and the wifi/bluetooth because the camera is basically set up too far to effectively work for me. This part needs work compared to other cameras we have that we have connectivity to.For the price, this camera is well made, easy to get set up and comes with everything needed to get the camera going without the wifi/bluetooth. Batteries and a micro card (64GB) included, which is a plus. The images and videos are very clear and the night vision is clear and sharp. The sound playback is pretty good, considering the price.The reason for deduction of one star is the micro card fell down into the camera and did not lock in place. Never had that to happen before. You can hear it rattling around in the camera. I was able to get one of my own micro cards to fit and stay in place. This just may be a defective camera or damaged in shipment, it is hard to tell.For the quality of the camera itself and all the needed and necessary items included to get going with images, I believe the camera is reasonably priced.

It's ok but not wifi

This camera is nice and gives you a good picture. My only and biggest complaint is that it lists it as a wifi camera. It is not. It does not hook up to your router. It uses Bluetooth and then you connect to its own wifi signal. Which means you have to be within 45ft. of it to connect.