WOLFANG WT04 4G LTE Solar Wildlife Camera, 7800mAh Battery, App Control

The solar panel and 7800mAh rechargeable battery are designed to reduce how often you need to remove this camera for charging. Its built-in SIM and 4G connection let you access footage through the Ucon app without relying on Wi-Fi at the camera location. Motion detection is listed with a 0.2-second trigger speed. It is intended for outdoor mounting, including on a tree.

Worth noting

The WT04 is a cellular trail camera for checking wildlife activity remotely rather than travelling to the camera each time you want to see what it has recorded. The listing describes 2.5K live video through the app and gives a 4K video capture resolution in its specifications, so those figures appear to refer to different functions. It also lists a 120° viewing angle and night vision up to 25 metres, with 850nm low-glow LEDs for recording in darkness.

The built-in SIM comes with 300MB of test data, and further data can be added through the app, other data plans are also mentioned, but their details are not provided. Remote access depends on having a 4G signal at the camera’s location. That makes coverage and data use relevant practical considerations, especially if you plan to check live video frequently. The camera is rated IP66 for outdoor use, but that rating does not remove the need to choose a suitable mounting position.

There is also some uncertainty in the storage information: one detail says memory cards up to 256GB are supported and not included, while another says a 32GB card is included. Check what comes with the particular package before relying on local card storage. Cloud storage is mentioned too, with a 30-day free trial for new users.

How to use it

Mount the camera on a tree or another suitable outdoor position, then use the Ucon app to set it up and access footage remotely. The adjustable PIR sensor is intended to detect movement and trigger recordings, while app notifications can alert you to activity. Recorded photos and videos can be stored on a memory card or in cloud storage, and the listing says they can be downloaded or played on a mobile phone.

Solar charging is intended to support longer outdoor use without frequent removal for charging, it should not be read as a guarantee of uninterrupted operation in every location or condition. The camera also has a rechargeable battery, so the solar panel and battery work together as its power setup.

Best use cases

This format makes sense for monitoring a garden edge, field or wildlife route where visiting the camera to retrieve footage would be inconvenient. The cellular connection offers a different approach from a basic trail camera that is checked only by collecting its memory card: remote viewing and notifications are useful when you need updates while away. It suits you if the camera position has 4G coverage and you want app access alongside local or cloud storage.

Night vision, a wide viewing angle and motion-triggered capture are relevant for observing animals after dark or across a broader area. The 0.2-second trigger claim may appeal when quick movement is part of what you want to record, though actual results will depend on placement and conditions. For a location without 4G coverage, the main benefit of remote access is unavailable, a simpler camera checked in person may be a more suitable approach.

Final verdict

The WOLFANG WT04 is worth considering if remote access, solar-assisted power and outdoor wildlife recording matter more than keeping the setup entirely offline. Its 7800mAh battery, built-in SIM, app control and night-vision features give it a clear use case for a camera placed somewhere difficult to check regularly. It may not suit you if you need dependable remote viewing where 4G coverage is absent, or if you want confirmed storage details before choosing a package. The mixed card information is worth resolving before purchase, and the included test data is limited to 300MB.