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Captures 60MP photos and 4K video with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for phone access up to 50 feet, plus 130° wide-angle lens, IP66 waterproofing, night vision, and included 32GB card
The Amcrest MRSCRET PR4000 is a wireless trail camera built for outdoor monitoring. It captures 4K video and 60-megapixel photos using a CMOS sensor and a 130-degree wide-angle lens. Connectivity is handled by Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy, linking to the free Trailcam Go app on a phone up to 50 feet away in open areas. A 2.0-inch colour LCD screen provides on-device preview and a 32 GB micro SD card is included.
The camera is battery powered and rated IP66 for water resistance, so it operates in exposed locations without mains wiring. Three passive infrared sensors trigger capture only when motion is detected, keeping the unit idle and silent for long periods. Night vision uses infrared illumination that produces black-and-white footage without visible light or audible noise. Condensation on the LED panel from temperature swings clears after one to two days in a dry spot.
The unit measures 5.51 by 2.87 by 3.86 inches and mounts on a tree or post with the supplied strap, needing no extra brackets or cabling. It cannot join a home Wi-Fi network; the direct phone link is the only wireless path. Power comes from user-supplied batteries, so no Power over Ethernet injector or outdoor socket is required. The single-camera package suits one monitoring point; buyers who want multiple angles need additional units.
| Brand | Amcrest |
|---|---|
| Series | MRSCRET |
| Model | PR4000 |
| Part Number | PR4000 |
| Bundled Camera Number | 1 Camera |
| Connection Type | Wireless |
| Micro SD Slot | HD Resolution |
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Wireless Standard | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Wireless Frequency | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Wireless Data Rate | Wi-Fi, Wireless, Bluetooth |
| Wireless Antenna | outdoor, Wireless |
| Networking Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Ports | Wireless, Bluetooth |
| Sensor & Detector | CMOS |
| HD Resolution | 4K |
| MAX Resolution | 4k |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4k |
| Shutter Control | Push Button, App Control |
| Security | Bluetooth |
| Power over Ethernet | Battery Powered |
| Power | Battery Powered |
| Humidity | Weatherproof, waterproof |
| Temperature | Night Color |
| Dimension | 5.51 in x 2.87 in x 3.86 in |
| Software | App Control |
| Operating Systems Supported | Push Button |
Mount the camera outdoors, insert the included 32 GB microSD card, then pair it with the Trailcam Go app via Bluetooth Low Energy within 50 feet; the step people miss is enabling Wi-Fi on the camera before the app can download 4K 60 MP files
Replace the batteries when voltage drops; if condensation forms on the LED panel, leave the IP66-rated unit in a dry place for one to two days to clear moisture
Battery life runs out before the 32 GB card fills, especially when the 130-degree lens triggers frequent 4K clips via the three passive infrared sensors
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