TL3000 Time-Lapse Camera with 2-Inch Flip Preview Screen
£128.58 inc. VAT (£107.15 ex. VAT)
Also £148.56 on Amazon — You save £19.98
- TL3000 with 2-inch flip preview — £128.58 inc. VAT
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Why Choose Dsoon
Built for Long-Term Outdoor Recording
The TL3000 is designed for interval stills joined into a video on the camera. It is a dedicated time-lapse unit, not a phone or a general action camera, for construction, renovations, landscaping and seasonal plant growth.
On-camera interval video without the fuss
Set the interval, check the 2.0-inch flip preview, then leave it. The camera writes a time-lapse video from the stills, which you copy with the MicroSD/TF card or the USB Type-C cable.
Made for Real UK Weather
The camera body is rated IP66. Fit the clear weather cover before leaving it outdoors. That is not a rating for an open card slot or the Type-C port, and it is not for submersion.
Set interval, preview, then leave it
This is a Dsoon TL3000, not a Brinno or Tikee. Charge the 3000 mAh pack over Type-C, set the interval, then leave it.
Technical Specifications
- Video menu includes 3840×2160 and smaller sizes
- CMOS
- IP66
- MicroSD / TF slot
- Runtime varies with interval, resolution and temperature
- 3000 mAh lithium-polymer, USB Type-C
- 248g
Price Comparison
See how our price compares across UK retailers
| Retailer | Price | Delivery | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dsoon UKBEST | £128.58 | FREE | 12 months |
| Amazon UK | £148.56 | £4.99 | 12 months |
| eBay (est.) | £175.30 | Varies | Seller dependent |
| High Street RRP | £190.16 | N/A | Varies |
Prices checked 8 May 2026. Prices may vary.
Customer Reviews
We used this on a rear extension in North London and the interval stills stitched into a useful progress film. The 2-inch flip screen helped us frame it once, then we left it in place for weeks.
Ordered for a landscaping job and it arrived quickly from the UK. We fitted our own MicroSD/TF card, charged it over Type-C, and had it recording the same day.
I bought it to document seasonal changes in a community garden and it has handled Scottish rain very well. The interval capture is simple to set, and the housing feels much more purpose-built than a general action camera.
Very good camera for renovation progress shots and much easier than improvising with an old phone. My only minor criticism is that you need to spend a few extra minutes getting the framing right at the start, but once done it is excellent.
I had been looking at a Brinno time lapse camera before trying this. This is a Dsoon TL3000, not a Brinno: flip preview, Type-C 3000 mAh pack, and a weather cover for the IP66 body.