P200 Trail Camera WiFi Bluetooth, Game Camera with 48MP 1296p, 100ft Night Vision, Cell Phone App, Fast 0.1s Trigger Speed Motion Activated, Waterproof

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1. northernborn Verified Buyer – 19 April 2024

   Good value for the money. Very user friendly set up. One complaint I had, is that is did not come with a mounting strap. Luckily I had one from an old trail cam. Also a minor complaint is that I would have preferred it if the switch had the ON and OFF setting on either side with the Set in the middle. It is too easy to accidentally slide the switch to the SET position rather than ON and end up with nothing. Currently it is OFF/ON/SET. Fairly good quality photos and video EDIT: Mounting strap found. It was in between a double layer of cardboard in the box. Luckily I had not thrown out the box. It can be easily missed. Therefore, I am upgrading my rating to a 5 star
   

2. Cathy Verified Buyer – 29 July 2024

   This is a very good camera and at the price it’s a terrific value. Having said that, it is not without some shortcomings. First the good: Daytime image quality is excellent – very sharp with accurate color reproduction. Nighttime image quality is not as sharp but that is to be expected from infrared cameras. Motion is detected at distances of at least 65 feet as specified. The deer in the attached video are about 65-70 feet from the camera. Since being installed, the camera has been out during several snow storms, thick fog, and three heavy, wind driven rain storms with no water leakage. Setup and configurations is easy. Build quality is good. Now, the not so good: The IR lights are specified to work at distances up to 65 feet. In my experience, the actual useful range is closer to 40-50 feet that. At further distances about all you can see are the eyes and a black silhouette of the animal. You can tell the shape and size, but not much more than that. In general, the user manual is very good, but I found one shortcoming that caused me to think that my camera had a failure. There is a section describing how to test the sensing angle and distance. In test mode, a red LED flashes when motion is detected. Thinking I was being clever, I devised a way to test the center and side PIR sensors independently by covering the center PIR and approaching from each side. The red LED did not blink which I assumed meant they didn’t work. I sent an e-mail to the manufacturer explaining this. I was pleasantly surprised when the next morning I received an e-mail telling me what the side PIR sensors do. They wake up the camera from standby mode so that when motion is detected by the center PIR the camera is ready to begin capturing images & video. They do not cause the red LED to flash in test mode. This should have been better explained in the manual and I shared my ideas for improvement to prevent others from drawing the same conclusion as me. Again, response from Meidase customer support was prompt and appreciative of my suggestions. I have not had the camera long enough to comment on battery life. However, I can tell you that when the temperature is very low, even new batteries to not produce enough power to record video for more than a few seconds. In actual use low battery was detected after 3 seconds of video recorded at night and at 7 degrees F. Battery power and camera operation returned to normal once it got warmer.

   

3. Philip Jacob Verified Buyer – 8 September 2024

   Excellent product. Does its job
   

4. John E. Verified Buyer – 23 October 2024

   Admittedly, this is my first trail/game camera, but I am very pleased with it. The Meidase Trail Camera 16MP 1080P, is performing beautifully for me so far. I’ve had the camera for almost 3 weeks now. I’ve been running it night and day the entire time with no issues. I have set the camera to use the 16MP setting for photos and 1080P for videos. I also have it set to save 20 seconds of video. After about the first 2 weeks, it was giving me a “low battery” indication on the nighttime videos where it was using the infrared LEDs for illumination. This also caused the camera to default back to 2 second videos to conserve battery life. During the day, or if my outside flood-lights are on, the camera would go back to 20 second videos. During this first 2 weeks, I would bring the camera in every 2 to 4 days, and it wasn’t till the end of the 2 weeks that I had the battery “issues”. It was not unexpected. For the past 7 days, I’ve had the camera out the entire time (fresh batteries at the start of that time) and it is still recording 20 second videos at night. So, a fresh set of 8 AA Energizer Max batteries ( https://smile.ngclab.com.com/gp/product/B079GXSFPB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ) will go at least one week, night and day, with the settings I’m using. The 32 Gb Sandisc card ( https://smile.ngclab.com.com/gp/product/B0143RT8OY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ) I purchased is holding quite a lot of photos & videos. After a 4-day time, windy days & blowing snow, the card was approximately 1/3 full. After this past full 7 days of use, the card was full. There were almost 500 files on the card (again, 1080P video and 16Mp photo settings). As such, I highly recommend the max-sized 32GB card, anything smaller wouldn’t really suit my needs. As I already mentioned, the camera has been out pretty much continuously for 3 weeks. This has included temperatures as low as 20°F (-7°C), snow, rain and wind. So far the camera has not flinched at these conditions. The inside of the unit has remained dry and the lenses unfogged. At this point, I would say that the only “draw-back” I have experienced with the Meidase Trail Camera is the number of “false” triggerings. As I mentioned above, it has been somewhat windy here of late and the movement of shadows and branches in the view of the camera seem to be triggering it fairly often during the day and occasionally during the night (no shadows, of course). This does give me a lot of photos and videos to sort through, but that doesn’t really take a lot of time. The video and photos attached with this are what I was going after; small animals coming to our yard. The distance from the camera to the ash tree is about 10 or 12 feet, the bunny and squirrel are, well, bunny and squirrel-sized. 😉 So this gives you a fair idea of how the pictures and videos will look like. I did reduce the size/resolution of these images to make them easier to upload & view. Overall, an excellent trail camera which is well worth the price.

   

5. Pratik Joshi Verified Buyer – 25 January 2025

   Quality is amazing
   

6. Anthony molloy Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   Awesome product so easy to use
   

7. Fatima Verified Buyer – 8 April 2025

   The Meidase P60 Trail Camera is an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and wildlife photographers. With 32MP still images and 1296p HD video recording, it captures crisp and clear visuals during both day and night. The camera features super-fast 0.1s motion detection, ensuring it catches even the quickest wildlife movement. Its infrared night vision extends up to 100ft, allowing for clear nighttime footage without disturbing the animals. The 2.4-inch color display and intuitive menu make it easy to set up and view your captured content. Waterproof and durable, this trail camera is built to withstand outdoor elements, making it a reliable option for any adventure.