The heart of the Talon S130 is an 8 MP sensor that records video at up to 3840 x 2160 pixels. That 4K resolution gives you room to zoom into recordings afterwards and still pick out useful details, whether it is an animal at the edge of a clearing, a vehicle on a forest track or someone approaching a shed. For a trail camera, this level of detail makes footage far easier to review and interpret.
Unlike Wi-Fi cameras, the S130 uses a 4G cellular connection, so it can be placed wherever there is mobile network coverage. The live streaming capability, named in the product family itself, means you are not limited to checking a memory card after the fact. This makes the camera a practical option for summer cottages, farmland, construction sites and hunting areas that are hours away from home.
A 4mm lens with a bright F1.6 aperture lets in plenty of light, which helps in dawn, dusk and overcast conditions common in the Estonian countryside. When darkness falls, infrared illumination covers up to 20 meters, so activity around feeders, paths and gates stays visible through the night. It is a sensible combination for wildlife observation as well as security monitoring of unlit properties.
4K video takes up space, which is why the S130 uses H.265 compression to keep file sizes efficient without giving up image quality. Recordings are stored on a microSD card of up to 256 GB, giving you plenty of capacity for long periods in the field. Efficient compression also helps when footage is sent over the cellular network, since smaller files are quicker to transfer and view.
Rated IP67, the camera is protected against dust and can withstand temporary immersion in water, so rain, snow and dirt are not a problem. The trail-style chassis is designed for mounting on trees, posts and fences, and the unit has a net weight of 1.37 kg. This is a camera intended to stay outdoors through changing seasons rather than be brought in whenever the weather turns.
The S130 runs on an embedded battery, so there is no need to run power cables to the installation spot. That freedom is what makes a cellular trail camera useful in the first place: you can mount it deep in the woods, at a remote gate or on a field boundary without any infrastructure. The manufacturer does not list the battery capacity or expected runtime in the specifications provided.
This camera suits hunters monitoring game trails and feeders, forest and farm owners keeping an eye on their land, and cottage owners who want to check on a property out of season. It also fits construction or storage sites without Wi-Fi. If you need 4K footage, night vision and remote access in one weatherproof outdoor package, it offers great value.
| Brand | Reolink |
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| Chassis type | Trail |
| Max IR distance | Up to 20 meters |
| Megapixel | 8 MP |
| Video compression formats | H.265 |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 6976930224974 |
| Maximum video resolution | 3840 x 2160 pixels |
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| Memory slots | MicroSD Card, up to 256 GB |
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| Camera type | Outdoor |
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| Lens type | 4mm/F1.6 |
| Protection features | IP67 |
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| Net weight | 1.37 kg |
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No. It is a 4G cellular trail camera, so it connects over a mobile network and supports live streaming wherever there is coverage.
It takes a microSD card of up to 256 GB. The card is not listed as included, so plan to buy one separately.
Yes. Infrared night vision reaches up to 20 meters, letting the camera capture activity in complete darkness.
The camera is rated IP67, meaning it is dust-tight and protected against temporary immersion in water, so it is suited to year-round outdoor use.
The S130 has a built-in battery, but the manufacturer does not list the capacity or runtime in the specifications provided.
