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KJK Mini Trail Camera 36MP

  • Video Capture Resolution: 2.7K
  • Effective Still Resolution: 24 mp
  • Photo Sensor Resolution: 36 mp
  • Wireless Technology: USB

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A capable no-frills trail camera for anyone who wants on-screen review and physical buttons instead of an app, provided you add your own SD card and accept a faint low-glow flash at night.

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ASIN: B0CB3Y1C5JModel: KJK201Category: Game & Trail Cameras

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Overview

The KJK 36MP trail camera pairs a 2.0 inch color screen with 22 low-glow 850nm infrared LEDs for night captures up to about 75 feet. No app or Wi-Fi is needed, so setup runs entirely through the camera's own buttons, suiting hunters and landowners who want a self-contained unit rather than a connected one.

This is a low-glow camera, not a no-glow one, so the LEDs give off a faint red tint visible up close at night rather than being fully invisible. The 130 degree detection angle is narrower than some rivals, and the listing is clear that an SD card is not included.

  • 36MP photos, 2.7K video with sound
  • 850nm low-glow infrared, night range to about 75 ft
  • 2.0 inch color screen, no app required
  • IP66 rated, -22F to 158F operating range

Who it's for

Hunters, farmers, and property owners who want to review footage right on the camera without pairing an app work well here. Anyone who needs remote or cellular alerts should look elsewhere, since this unit is entirely on-site.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Built-in screen for on-site review, no app needed
  • Fast 0.1 second trigger with wide 130 degree coverage
  • Rated for extreme temperature swings, -22 to 158 F
Cons
  • SD card not included, must be purchased separately
  • Low-glow LEDs are not fully invisible at close range
  • No cellular or remote alert option

Performance notes

A PIR motion sensor drives the claimed 0.1 second trigger across a 130 degree field, with 1 to 3 shot bursts per trigger. Adaptive illumination aims to keep night shots from blowing out or going too dark, and the IP66 housing is rated to run from -22 to 158 degrees Fahrenheit.

Specifications

BrandKJK
ModelKJK201
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight0.91 pounds
Item Dimensions4.3 × 3 × 1.8 inches
Capacity & performance
Night Vision Range70 feet
Power & efficiency
Power SourceBattery
Wattage6 watts
Construction & materials
Enclosure MaterialAcrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Frame Rate30fps
ColorGreen
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity TechnologyPowerline
Connectivity ProtocolUSB
Mount TypeTree Mount, Wall Mounted
Installation TypeFreestanding
Compatible DevicesDesktop, Laptop, Tablet, Smartphone
Included components
Unit Count1
Warranty & support
Manufacturer Warranty Description2 Years
Other details
Video Capture Resolution2.7K
Effective Still Resolution24 mp
Photo Sensor Resolution36 mp
Wireless TechnologyUSB
Night VisionThermal Sensing
Light SourceInfrared
Viewing Angle130 degrees
Waterproof RatingIP66
Alert TypeMotion Only
Control TypePush Button, Remote
Indoor Outdoor UsageOutdoor
Focus TypeAuto Focus
Video Capture FormatAVI
Zoom TypeDigital Zoom
Number of Items1
Antenna LocationOutdoor Security
Other Special Features of the ProductWaterproof
Mfr Part NumberKJK201
Form FactorBox
Item Type NameTrail Camera
Photo Sensor TechnologyCMOS
Specific Uses For ProductOutside,Inside

Frequently asked questions

Does the KJK trail camera include an SD card?

No, the camera does not ship with an SD card, so you will need to add your own microSD to store photos and video.

Does the KJK 36MP trail camera need Wi-Fi or an app?

No. It runs entirely through its built-in 2.0 inch screen and physical buttons, with no app or wireless pairing required.

How far does the night vision reach on the KJK trail camera?

The 22 low-glow 850nm infrared LEDs are listed as reaching up to about 75 feet in full darkness.