Meidase P70 Trail Camera 64MP

Overview

Meidase's P70 skips cellular and Wi-Fi entirely, relying on a 2.4 inch screen for on-site review. Its 940nm no-glow LEDs stay invisible to animals at night, and an f/1.6 lens is paired with 64MP stills and 1296p video for hunters who prioritize stealth and image detail over remote alerts.

Side-mounted sensors are meant to catch fast-moving deer that a single front sensor could miss, and H.264 compression keeps file sizes down for quicker playback. Note that both the SP350 solar panel and the 8 AA batteries it can run on are sold separately, not bundled with the camera.

• 64MP photos, 1296p HD video
• 940nm no-glow infrared to about 100 ft
• 2.4 inch color screen for on-site playback
• H.264 compression for smaller, faster files

Who it's for

Scouters who want a genuinely invisible flash at night and are comfortable sourcing power separately fit this camera well. It is not for anyone who wants remote viewing away from the camera, since there is no cellular link.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Side motion sensors work alongside the front sensor for a claimed 0.1 second trigger on fast-moving wildlife. The f/1.6 aperture is meant to pull in more light for clearer low-light stills, and H.264 encoding compresses the MP4/MOV files for faster transfer to a computer or phone.

Specifications