Best WiFi Trail Camera 2023 | Campark TC22 4k Trail Camera Review

The Campark TC22 4k Trail Camera is the best 4k trail camera for home security and outdoor enthusiasts in 2023. Its solar-powered design ensures uninterrupted surveillance, making it the best solar trail camera of the year.
With 4k trail camera footage, you'll experience stunning clarity, even in low-light conditions. The camera's QR code setup simplifies installation, getting you up and running quickly. Whether you're using it as a 4k hunting camera or for home security, the TC22 delivers exceptional results.
In terms of trail cameras, this is the best trail cam 2023 has to offer, and it's no different in the UK. Its WiFi connectivity sets it apart as the best WiFi trail camera 2023 has to offer, allowing you to monitor your property remotely.
The Campark TC22 offers a perfect blend of cutting-edge technology and reliability. If you're in the market for the best trail camera in 2023, look no further. It's the ideal choice for those seeking top-notch 4k trail camera performance, whether for home security or capturing wildlife in stunning detail.
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About this item
Dual-lens Design & Starlight Night Vision
This hunting camera adopts a dual-lens design (daytime lens + night vision lens), the daytime lens shoots colour images during the day, and the night vision lens can not only shoot black and white images, but also colour images (photographing environment need with a certain luminosity), according to different environmental conditions, it can capture different picture effects for you. The newly upgraded starlight night vision mode enables the camera to capture colour images even in low-light conditions through special sensors and image processing technology, providing you with a better night observation experience.
4K HD Video & 60MP Ultra-Clear Image
This outdoor hunting camera is designed with Sony IMX458 high-quality sensor and 6-layer high-quality glass wide-angle lens, no matter it is day or night, which can shoot 4K HD video with audio and 60MP ultra-clear image. The built-in 850nm high-power LED infrared night vision light ensures that the camera does not emit any light to scare wild animals when it is working at night. It is the best assistant for catching wild animals.
WiFi Connection & APP Control
You need to turn on the built-in WiFi of the camera through the Bluetooth of the mobile phone (the WiFi is not turned on in standby mode), and complete the connection between the mobile phone and the camera WiFi. Then download the "Wildlife Cam" APP on Google Play (applicable to both Android and Apple systems). After completing the WiFi connection, it is convenient for you to set the camera angle, view or download images and videos on the APP.
Integrated Solar Power Supply
This solar integrated hunting camera is equipped with solar panels and built-in two 4400mAh high-capacity lithium batteries, which provide stable power for the camera and ensure long-term shooting. Under the irradiation of sufficient sunlight, solar energy can also be stored in the lithium battery, which is environmentally friendly and energy-saving, and avoids frequent battery replacement. The battery life is strong, and the long standby time in the field can reach one year.
0.1S Trigger Speed
When a wild animal is detected within the monitoring range of the hunting camera, it will shoot at a fast trigger speed of 0.1S to ensure that the movement track of the animal can be captured faster and more accurately, reducing camera delay and providing you with More wonderful moment.
IP66 Waterproof
The TC22’s IP66 waterproof and dustproof function ensures that the camera can maintain normal operation in harsh conditions and environments. With super weather resistance (-5°F~140°F), it is suitable for wild animal track monitoring, farm safety, hunting and other occasions.
More Functions
This solar starlight night vision hunting camera also has customization functions. You can add after-sales mailbox (already added), loop recording function, etc. in the camera.
Pixels: 60MP during the day (right lens), 8MP at night (left lens)
Motion detection: PIR infrared light, effective distance 20 meters
Night vision mode: black and white night vision / starlight night vision
Charging: 5V 1A Type-C port/1W solar energy
Battery: 2 18650 lithium batteries, 4400mAh capacity
Audio: recordable
Storage: SD card (not included, maximum support 128G, note: card speed requires U3 or above)
Waterproof grade: IP66
Networking method: WiFi hotspot direct connection
Installation method: strap installation (including two straps)
Application: Wildlife Cam
Package List
1*hunting camera
1*0.5M Type-C charging cable
1*Instruction manual
2*installation straps

[@lochlancooper1455]

What distances does it remain as clear as it was up close? because it looked like the distance wasnt very far before stuff was blurring in your review video... most cameras are clear when they are point blank.

[@f13dfx]

Great review! What is the big rectangular screen above the 2 cameras in front. Is it the PIR sensor?

[@thereviewdaduk]

Yes

[@Kenna-Browne]

Hi, I’ve just received the one I purchased, same make and model, I’ve set up the app and camera and found that easy enough using KZbin for instructions, however, no matter where I place it unless my phone is side by side with it, it’s losing connection. I’m sure I’m probably doing something wrong, I know it only connects to phone WiFi and my phone automatically connects to my home WiFi, and while the camera works for a short period it seems to be connected to 4G and the cameras own WiFi? But then it loses connection and is very difficult to get to reconnect? I’m not very tech savvy so if there’s anything you might be able to advise me on I’d be very grateful, please and thank you, 😊

[@thereviewdaduk]

Sorry to hear this - have you tried another phone to see if it has the same?

[@robatkin7580]

I have the same issue, it's a piece of garbage to be fair. It doesn't capture any images at all during the night time, the Infa red doesn't come on and its just a dark image. Real let down.

[@Kenna-Browne]

@@robatkin7580 I actually managed to get videos of a fox, a blackbird and a couple of stray cats in my garden, but yes, it was only in black & white, it’s a bit of a nightmare having to literally take the camera in to check it out, I was hoping I could view in real time from the app but that doesn’t seem to be the case. I wasn’t getting anything until I changed the settings to video only, as the time lapse between photo and video appears to have been enough for any wildlife to have moved out of range? I’m hoping as I get a little more used to it I’ll find a better location/angle for it, for instance, I’ve found that placing it lower to the ground made some bit of a difference, in that, prior to, I was getting nothing on it. Originally I had it placed about 2’ high, now I have it about 1’ or thereabouts. I would like to think I could get colour images though, and better quality pictures. If I manage to work any of these issues out I’ll update, but for now I’d have to agree with you, it’s not what I was hoping for and not as responsive as advertised. 🤔

[@ryanretirement6662]

American version sd card up to 256GB.

[@nitroseth]

Do you know what distance the wifi covers? I want to put this 100 feet from the house, and still be able to check it from my phone inside.

[@thereviewdaduk]

I have mine about 15m / 49ft from the house. It connects ok from that room - but I find line of sight works best. Any obstructions does slow it down and make the connection intermittent.

[@Kenna-Browne]

My experience is that no matter where I’ve placed it, (even attaching it to outside the window of the room I want to observe from!) the connection is lost immediately. To check it, I have to literally go out and take it in, side by side with my phone, which defeats the original purpose of my purchase as, like you, I hoped I’d be able to observe from indoors. Unfortunately that has never been possible without bringing the camera in.

[@judithchiccarillo4032]

Does it have GPS?

[@thereviewdaduk]

Unfortunately not.

[@jimmccandless4307]

Is it a no glow

[@thereviewdaduk]

Yes, the Campark TC22 trail camera is a no-glow camera. It is equipped with a dual-lens design - one for daytime and the other for night vision. The daytime lens captures vivid colour images, while the night vision lens excels in capturing both black and white images and colour images under certain lighting conditions. With the enhanced starlight night vision mode, the camera can even capture colourful images in low-light situations, thanks to special sensors and advanced image processing technology.

[@robatkin7580]

Mine is a pile of junk. Doesnt work at all at night.