Wildlife Camera 1080P 16MP, Trail Camera with 940nm No Glow Night Vision Game Camera with 2.4’LCD 0.5s Trigger Time IP66 Waterproof for Hunting Wildlife Scouting Garden Home Security,parent plot gift

So, about a year and a half ago I bought a victure HC100 during the black friday deals. Over that time It's been an absalutely brilliant little camera. being a "mini" camera It's much smaller than most other trail cams which works well for me as I didn't want some huge bricks to hang off tree's. Dead easy to use and pretty self explanatory with some nice and useful features. The picture quality is decent enough to see what's going on but you won't be displaying anything on your walls, IR flash/light is pretty bright out to a few meters but there is a noticeable red glow from the led's when it fires. Trigger distance and timing is pretty good, not had many false triggers either. Most of all I've been blown away by it's battery life, I left it monitoring a mouse hole and trap to ensure I'd managed to get them all.....I then forgot the camera was there. 1 month later (through a very wet winter and a couple of storms totally in the elements and not covered or protected in any way) I noticed it was still sat there in a puddle of water. fearing the worst I opened it up to find it was not only bone dry inside, but it was also still at work showing roughly 50% battery from the 4 rechargeable AA's and a host of short videos and pictures of a pesky mouse I'd missed!Being So impressed, when I happened across this camera which looked completely identical to my HC100 for only £30 I thought I'd take a punt and hope it was similar. Sure enough, tore open the carboard to find a victure HC100 box with the branded product inside. WIN!! so happy I've bought another strait away and will be buying a 4th one after pay day.

I give it 4 stars only as it was delivered in an unsealed box, so one does not know what items may have been removed, as the instruction manual did not detail what accessories should also be in the box.The accessories that got delivered with it are a strap for tying it to a pole or tree, and a mount for mounting it in lieu of using the strap. The mount can be screwed and fastened with its lock nut under the unit. & also a USB cable for transferring data from the memory card used for storing audio-video files, or the photos taken by it. One has to purchase one's own memory card and eight AA batteries.Otherwise it has the value of other more expensive wildlife cameras.The label on the unit states "Apeman", which is quirky.

Easy to use and good quality video

Yes bought 3 of these for animal and bird movement study and certainly value for money and gave me loads of useful video’sClarity depends on the lighting available and the contrast so some thought needed to get best position very happy would buy more

Early days yet a bit hit and miss with capturing video/photos.

Really impressed with the quality and value of this camera. Seems to have decent battery life too, I used all eight slots.The only problem for me was the small buttons on the inside of the camera. These are unlike a normal, plastic button but covered with a thin film that split and cracked after the first using.

The instruction booklet regarding still images, or recording images are not available, is down to learn as you go.This is still the case I've had it almost a week & still learning.One good thing is that it was or is one of the cheaper ones.I was asked a question regarding timers, what I add is this, recording or stills, can be done by intervals from seconds to 1 hour only, so you can do multiple intervals.It does not set or equipped to switch on or off back on @ dawn.It says SD card nothing above 32gb or will not accept it.

Up with the most expensive after having used various different cameras, the top brands being Browning say the quality of this camera film is just as good as them, it’s very easy to set up if I can do it trust me anyone can it’s a perfect little camera to put out for security as well as catching wildlife, I did find in some places it was easy to see as the colouring was not the same as the backgrounds of the trees or bushes that I had, from buying some fake ivy I was able to very easily camouflage it.I’d highly recommend going for this one