Trail Camera 16MP 1080P Hunting Camera up to 65ft/20m IR Night Vision Video Camera Wildlife Surveillance Camera with IP56 Waterproof 0.2S Trigger Time 2.4'' TFT LCD Screen

Let me start by saying I have been using a variety of trail cameras over the last 3-4 years to use as a trail camera for spotting wild game for hunting. I have purchased cameras of different brands and valued in various ranges all the way up to around $300 for a wireless transmitting camera.Why I believe you should consider buying this trail or hunting camera:1) For it's lower price ($69.99 at time of this writing), the quality and amount of options you get are pretty great.2) Body case is hardened plastic that can withstand drops. The pins holding the front and back portions together seem high quality and well thought out. This product does not seem or feel like a cheap plastic toy to me. It seems like it will hold up in the field.3) I was very impressed with how compact this camera was in relation to the functions it provides. It is very easy to use but still very compact and not bulky to handle which is a good combination when it comes to a trail camera.4) The camera boasts of being water resistant IP56. There is a rubber sealing ring around the back portion of the frame's border that the front portion compresses against, helping seal against water penetration.5) One of the best features I found was the battery compartment in this camera. Other cameras I have tried do not have good methods of holding the batteries in place as you try to get everything together and shut. This has a solid plastic full length cover that you shut over all the batteries, keeping them locked underneath without movement.6) Another great feature I was very impressed with was the user interface LCD screen and related options. There is an OFF, TEST, and ON option like normal trail cameras, but I found this LCD to be clearer and more responsive than my other two types of trail cameras that actually cost more. The menu has options to set mode of picture or video, resolution, how many photos to take (1-3) per trigger, video resolution and length, shot lag before next picture, distance and sensitivity, time/date, and various other options.7) The camera can take up to 16 MP shots (options of 3, 5, 8, 12, and 16), so the pictures are very high quality images and you can set it to what option you want depending on your storage capacity and how clear you wish the picture to be.8) It has option for solar charging with a 6V and 1.5A attachment. Port is on the bottom of the camera to attach this type of feature which is sold separately.9) Various mounting options are included. You have the standard strap to attach around a tree provided. It also comes with a standard mount that you can attach this to on the bottom of the camera and then allows you to screw into something like a tree, your house, or whatever you wish to screw the mount into. You could attach this to almost anything that you can screw a plate (about 4 inch diameter) into with 3 screws. This is a very nice option I did not get with other cameras.10) There is a locking slot built into the box on the side to which you can lock the camera box shut with standard locks for trail cameras.11) Camera boasts a 65 foot triggering distance which is really great.12) Finally, there is a great instruction guide for setup that comes with English, Dutch, and what looks like Chinese instructions.Other Narrative/Discussion:In my opinion with the price of this trail camera and all the options, I do not see a reason not to buy it with all you get included in this package. A few things I will comment on beyond all the positive features I listed above. Make sure you buy a micro-SD card as this one takes the micro version up to 32 GB size. If you have other cameras that take the larger SD cards, you can buy a micro-SD card and an adapter that will allow you to use it in both types of cameras. Finally, it never hurts to put some type of protection above the trail camera to protect from snow or intense rain if you are in a region that has that type of weather. I live in extreme snow, so I often look for a box that would go around the camera or just build something over the camera to protect from falling snow. These are just suggestions and not required.I highly recommend the purchase. I have had no issues with this product as of this point and it works great!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  What a great surprise this little guy was! I have about 10 trail cameras and maybe I am just living in the stone-age but they are all huge and a little bit of a hassle to lug in and out of the woods. This little guy was amazing. I love that it is small enough to fit in the palm of my hand and still take fantastic pictures. I also don't have to worry as much about people stealing the camera because it is not as visible. I was expecting a big camera like the other trail cams that I have but when I got this guy, he literally fit in the palm of my hand! I have not taken it out in the woods yet as hunting season is over, but I got a little Micro SD card and played around with the camera. It is great! I love it. I believe it takes 8 AA batteries and you need a micro SD card. I live in South Florida so I took some pictures with it in the office and of the coast. I haven't changed the dates and times and the temp to F yet but I took some pics. Pics are from January 18. I could not be more excited and happy about this little cam. I will probably end up getting a couple more. Boom!Definitely recommend and I will probably be buying another one.

I really love this trail camera, it is smaller than other types of trail cameras that I have seen. Its small compact size is much easier to carry and take up so much less room in the backpack. It will actually fit in my coveralls pocket. It comes with all the accessories needed to plug into your computer or tv. You can set the camera to take photos, videos, or both photos and videos. You can customize all the features to your liking and view them in the field as well as on your computer or tv at home. It takes 8 AA batteries to power the unit and you will need a 4 to 32 GB micro SD card to file the photos and/or videos.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Pretty great trail cam that is simple to use! Instructions are pretty straightforward on however you want to use it. Included mounting plate that you can use for a home camera system. Otherwise as a trail cam for hunting it does the job! Only cons would be it doesn't have another strap to secure it to a tree of object making it easier to mount, and the biggest con would be it is Micro sd card specific to certain brands. It might just be the one I received but it works. A Sandisk card didnt work for me but a Kensington did. After that record videos and photos worked flawlessly.