bopopo AMB804 Trail Camera (64MP)

The bopopo captures still images at 64 megapixels and records video at 4K resolution. This is above the 32MP category average, providing sharper detail for animal identification and evidence capture.

The bopopo connects via WiFi for wireless photo transfer and settings management. WiFi range is typically 50-100 feet, so you need to be relatively close to the camera to connect. No subscription or data plan is required -- WiFi connectivity is free to use with any compatible network.

The bopopo uses infrared flash technology for night imaging. It produces a faint red glow that is generally not noticed by wildlife. Night photos are captured in black-and-white, which is standard for infrared cameras.

The bopopo features solar charging, which significantly extends operational life. The solar panel continuously recharges the battery during daylight hours. Without solar input, the internal battery lasts approximately 6 months on standard settings. For best results, ensure the solar panel receives several hours of direct sunlight daily. In heavily shaded locations, you may still need occasional battery maintenance.

The bopopo supports SD cards up to 64GB. A 64GB card should hold several weeks of typical use before filling up.

The bopopo scores highest for Hunting & Game Scouting based on its feature set. WiFi connectivity is most useful near cabins, homes, or vehicles where you can connect wirelessly during visits, making image retrieval faster and more convenient.

Mount the bopopo on a sturdy tree or post at about 3-4 feet high, aimed slightly downward toward the target area. Position the camera facing north or south to avoid direct sunlight triggering false captures at sunrise and sunset. With a 0.1s trigger speed, placing the camera perpendicular to trails rather than pointing straight down the path gives subjects more time in the detection zone.

The bopopo's WiFi provides free wireless image transfer without a subscription, but only within short range (50-100 feet). Cellular cameras can send images from anywhere with cell service but require a data plan. If you regularly visit your camera site and want the convenience of wireless downloads without ongoing fees, WiFi is the smarter choice. For truly remote setups, cellular is worth the subscription cost.