Campark T80 Trail WiFi 20MP Camera - Unboxing┃Full Review┃Samples 

Thank you for the kind comment! Sorry for the late reply. Did you end up getting one of these? It really is a nice one especially for the price.

Thank you! The quality of this one is awesome. The T45s are nice too. I also have one of those. The wifi reaches roughly 150ft on my tests. Might be a good way to keep an eye on those escapee chickens 😃

You can download photos and videos over wifi when you are connected to the cameras wifi and have the app.

OK, I think I have this figured out. Using the app on your phone, you can't connect to the wifi at first because it's not turned on in the camera. But you don't (as I previously thought) need to go to the camera. When opening the app, the first screen has the option to turn on bluetooth. Tap it. The app will then look for the camera (which you can rename). When the camera name is found, tap on it, and that will awaken the wifi on the camera . At this point you're prompted to go back to settings and select the Campark wifi on your phone. After you do that, go back to the app, and connect to the camera's wifi. Once wifi connection is established, you can view photos and videos from the camera (device), and also download then to your phone (local) both within the app. You can also change camera settings remotely by tapping on the cogwheel. NOTE: My whole idea had been to operate the camera and view/download pictures without leaving the house. I have now found that this IS possible, but only if the camera is located fairly close. 30 feet seems to be about the limit for connectivity. If you're planning to place the camera in the wild, then you'll have to get within 30ft to access everything with your phone.

Brian Stuart I have also found that I always have to connect with Bluetooth before I can hook into the WiFi. I also can’t access this from a long distance as in from inside my house. Otherwise I like how the camera works

@@brianstuart1867 I have a camera showing up on Monday..... Thanks, that was a great description getting the wifi to turn on.

I am sorry this is not what you were looking for. The samples at the end took up a lot of the time. Once you are on setup mode it's pretty self explanatory, which is why I went at the speed I did. Straight out of the box it needs batteries and an sdcard. In theory, it could work with no additional settings change. Anyhow, hope you ended up finding what you were looking for. Have a good one.

@@ParksNTech It's not self explanatory if this is the first trail cam a person is using.

Thank you for you support! You are correct, I did not use the remote. To be honest, I personally don't have a use for the remote. But that's just me. Thanks for watching and I am glad you found it helpful 😃👍

I agree with you. I was younger when I made this video and have learned a lot since then. I am sorry you even had a question. My goal is to make my videos a one stop shop. To answer your question, you will need to go to the settings of the camera and activate wifi through those settings. Go through the menu as I showed earlier in the video and through those you will be able to activate the wifi setting. I hope this helps. PS. I changed my way of doing other videos since this one and have made it more straight forward. Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it!

Sorry for the delay and thank you for the support. The app on android is called Hunting 4K. Other than app sizing (which would be the only reason I could think it may not work on an ipad), there is a chance it could work. But as long as the app works there is no other reason it wouldn't work on an iPad. I hope this helps!

@@ParksNTech Thank you.

Sorry for just seeing this. I have to reconnect via Bluetooth first each time, too. The wifi doesn't stay on all the time to help conserve battery. Hope this helps and thank you for the support!

That's not how their number system works, sadly. There are not different versions between those numbers.

When not using the app, I know there is a limitation. I have never tested recording a longer video just through the app. I will be more than happy to try it once I get home later today and let you know. But again, there are limitations when not using the app, but with the app, I am not sure. I will let you know, my friend.

@@ParksNTech Thanks!

So sorry for the delay. While recording through the app I was able to get over 10 minutes. Hope this helps! 😀

@@ParksNTech Yes! Thank you.

No pc app that I know of, sadly. In the settings of the camera, there is a way to enable or disable the IR function. Make sure it is enabled by default. Be aware that the IR only triggers when it is dark and has detected movement. If IR is enabled and it's not triggering the light to turn on, then unfortunately there may be an issue with the unit. But make sure it is enabled in your settings first. Hope this helps 😀

How do I set it Togo on from6:30 pm to7:00 am

As soon as you disconnect from the camera's wifi, it will resume recording according to your settings and record to the sdcard on the camera. Hope this helps 😀

@@ParksNTech thank you buddy,think i might have a dud unit,its not red lighting everthings blank,just lights off our little pond,any ideas

As long as the wifi on the camera is constantly on, and your phone is set to reconnect to a wifi network when it becomes available, you shouldn't have to reconnect each time. If you set your phone to save that wifi network, when it comes into range, it should reconnect automatically. Through the app you will have to have it connect, which is one click. I personally just reconnect to it when I need to. As long as wifi is always on on the camera, it's very quick. Hope this helps.

Unfortunately there is no way to adjust the brightness of the IR lights. The closer the subject is to the camera the more "washed out" they will appear. Although, this camera does a decent job of adjusting brightness through the software, but the contrast can always be adjusted in post, if need be. I know this may not be the solution you were looking for, but I hope it somewhat helps 😀

@@ParksNTech Finaly I decided to take the Apeman H70, equivalent 😁 Interesting in the fact that we can open it with the camera and screen in the back of the case enabling to check the direction of camera regarding the screen already installed on a tree

In my research and with this trail camera, yes. Lower for this one means the lower amount of heat/movement is required to trigger the camera. This video was filmed before the other one. Hope this helps!

@@ParksNTech Ok brilliant! Does the Wifi switch itself off to save battery?

Does it record on the sdcard with out manually trying to take a picture? If so, then I am not sure, however, if it doesn't, then I would recommend trying a different sdcard. Let us know what happens.

@@ParksNTech I tried with another 32GB microSD card and formatted it both manually from the camera and also with the app. It says card full when using the app. I don't know what else to do now but wait on Campark tech support because I'll all out of ideas.

I have never experienced that error before. I apologize I am unable to help, but I can say camparks customer service is better than most. Might be a hardware issue. Good luck, my friend.

I would do a test if you havent already. At night walk out in front of the camera and hang out there for a moment or two. See if it triggers. It should. If its not, then something else might be going on. Make sure the sensors are clear and clean. What is your PIR sensitivity on?

So far, I have had it out there for nearly 2 months and the battery level is still in the 90s percentage wise.

I just came to the comment section to find this answer. Hopefully he replies.

@@Acksull I bought the camera and am able to access the wifi with the remote/my phone from indoors. The camera is about 30 feet away. Hope this helps.

I apologize for the delay. Yes, as stated above you can access it from indoors given it is not too far away. Sorry again.

Thanks for the support John! I also am sorry about the fly through with the settings. I have fixed this on videos after this. I also agree the time spent on the batteries was a poor choice on my part. I am always looking to do better and am constantly working on it. Always appreciate the criticism. If you have any questions about the camera, please don't hesitate to ask. I will be more than happy to help. Have a good one! 😀

From Amazon it took 2 days with prime shipping. That of course was before the pandemic. Nowadays it is anyone's guess for shipping. Hope this helps.

@@ParksNTech thank you looked at them today states delivery by June first that may be a deal breaker

The camera cannot connect to a wifi network. It creates its own that you can connect to. Hope this helps!

it does, thank you!

It should work with no problems with no wifi. If you are out of range it wont connect to the app, but it will still work on it's own. With that you will have to pull the sdcard and download to a computer. Hope this helps!

Only infrared lights. So completely invisible to naked eye.

The only app that I have used is the WiFi Hunting Camera app. It has worked for me with no issues. I am sure other apps may work, too. But that is the only one I have ever used. Again, no issues on my end. Hope this helps!

@@ParksNTech thank you for your replie,ill try the app

There are are quite a few cats that run around in my neighborhood. My dogs always go nuts for them, haha!

Thanks for the support and your feedback. I just replied to a comment that said I didn't give a thorough enough explanation, haha. I can't win them all. Anyhow, I really do appreciate your support and comments 👍😃

But I liked that bit

The trail camera creates its own wifi network which allows a phone or tablet to connect to it directly. The device itself is not able to connect to a wifi network directly. If you are trying to connect to it through an open area, meaning not through walls or buildings, it should reach roughly 100 to 150ft. Hope this helps!

If you are connected to wifi it is assumed you are watching the feed or changing settings. Therefore, the auto record is turned off. You can still manually record while connected to WiFi and take photos. Once you are disconnected from wifi, it will resume to your normal settings. Hope this helps.

@@ParksNTech Ok that makes since. i guess i need a different one. i'm wanting to put it right outside my house by the chicken coop so it can let me know if anything goes near the chickens.

@@ParksNTech And yes it did help. one other thing though. Say i left it out for 3 days with motion sensor on. then i wanted to check the photos without going amd getting the camera?

@@Whatever-gv3gq gotcha, you might want to look at the wyze outdoor security camera. That seems more like what you are looking for. I havent posted my review on it yet, been quite busy with other things, but it is a very good outdoor security camera and the motion detection works beautiful and it will notify you anytime motion is detected and recorded.

@@Whatever-gv3gq and to answer your other question, yes. As long as you are within the wifi range of the trail camera, you will be able to connect to it anytime you want.

Yes. You do not need wifi to use this device. It's just a feature it has. You can set it to record when motion is detected for a period of time you choose. Hope this helps 😃👍

@@ParksNTech How do you do that? I can't find the function of motion detection. I set mine up last night and didn't catch anything...and I know the area is active at times.

Sorry for the long delay. Yes, you can.

Thanks mate

What OS are you on? Apple or Android?

You have a very strong opinion of this camera. Which is fine, to each their own. I'm sorry your experience with this camera was not a good one. Maybe you got some defective units? I only ask because I have not experienced the same things.

Oh I forgot something that is pertinent. These cameras don’t trigger until something has come and most of the time gone out of frame. Several seconds after there’s motion, then it trips. I mean on the good days when they actually work. I wish I would have known all of this before hand. I have several other cheap cameras. They consistently work better than these cameras here and they were about half the price. Plus the camo, was green too much money. You can see these things a mile away unless you’re in the desert.