Shooting Made Easy Bullseye target camera, 1-mile range
Product description
When a target is set downrange, walking back and forth to check each shot can interrupt a session. The Shooting Made Easy Bullseye combines a 1080p camera, LED illumination and a Wi-Fi transmitter with a removable receiver, so you can view the target on a mobile device from a distance of up to one mile, according to the manufacturer.
Its appeal is the all-in-one setup: camera and wireless components, plus several ways to position them. The stated range is a maximum, though, and the product details do not specify battery life or which mobile devices are supported.
Technical details
The camera provides 1080p viewing and has built-in LED illumination for low-light conditions, along with a sunshade and a ball-joint swivel that adjusts 15 degrees in each direction from centre. Its base has four serrated gripping feet for level placement, while flip-up telescoping legs allow angled use from 15 to 25 degrees. The camera also has a standard 1/4-inch tripod mount.
The Wi-Fi receiver is removable and dockable, and both it and the camera have weather-resistant housings. The transmitter hinges and locks at up to 90 degrees of tilt, and can rotate to help point it directly towards the receiver. LED indicators on the transmitter and receiver show signal status. The camera and receiver have separate charging systems, battery capacity and runtime are not listed.
Getting the most from it
The product is designed to show a target on a mobile device, rather than replace a basic spotting setup for someone who is happy to walk downrange between shots. For instance, after placing the camera near a target, you can check the image from your shooting position and adjust the transmitter’s angle if the signal indicator does not confirm a connection. The one-mile figure is the stated maximum, so a clear, well-aligned link matters, the available details do not say how the system performs through obstructions.
Its removable receiver gives you some flexibility in where you place the receiving unit, while the tripod thread offers another mounting route beyond the built-in feet and legs. The housing is described as weather-resistant, not waterproof, so that distinction matters when choosing where to leave it outdoors.
Usage tips
Set the camera on a level surface using the gripping feet, or raise the flip-up legs when an angled view suits the target position. Use the sunshade and built-in LEDs as needed for the lighting around the target. Then rotate and tilt the transmitter towards the receiver, keeping an eye on the LED indicators rather than assuming the maximum range will work in every layout.
May interest you if you want to check a target remotely and value adjustable placement over a simpler camera with fewer mounting options. May not be the best choice if you need confirmed battery runtime, a stated mobile-device compatibility list, or a waterproof enclosure, none of those is specified here.
Buying questions
Does it show the target in 1080p? Yes. The product description specifies 1080p viewing on a mobile device.
Can it be used in low light? It includes LED illumination intended for low-light conditions, but no lighting range or performance figures are provided.
Can it attach to a tripod? The camera and receiver are fitted with a standard 1/4-inch tripod mount. The camera also has built-in feet and flip-up legs.
Before buying it
Choose this Bullseye if remote target viewing, adjustable positioning and the stated long-range wireless link address a real need in your setup. If you mainly shoot close enough to inspect targets easily, a simpler arrangement may be all you need. Before choosing, make sure the mobile device you plan to use can work with the system and that its charging setup suits your session, the product details do not name supported devices or give battery runtime. Treat the one-mile figure as a stated upper limit, not a guarantee for every location.