Trail Camera, 4K 48MP Game Cameras with Night Vision, No Glow 940nm IR LEDs, Trail Cam with 0.1s Trigger Motion Activated 120° Wide Angle, 82FT Trigger Distance, Hunting Camera for Wildlife Monitoring

The media could not be loaded. About a month ago, we had some kind of animal getting into our house. We kept hearing scratching sounds about the exhaust vents in our bathrooms. We had no idea what it was, or how it was getting in or out. Eventually we called a critter control person to come and investigate. Unfortunately, he saw no signs of nesting, burrowing, or anything else that would indicate some type of animal invader. Because of that, he was unable to offer us any help. He told us that the only way we could move forward, was to figure out what it was and how it was getting in. This was obviously frustrating.Well, I decided to order a trail cam and investigate myself. After doing a little research, it settled on this particular camera. I didn't need anything fancy, just something cheap that would capture good enough quality video, and was easy to setup and use. This checked all those boxes. I was able to set the thing up in a matter of minutes, and place it out in my yard pretty easily with the included strap. I tried it in different spots around my house and wasn't catching anything, however, after about a week of recording, I checked my footage and boom, there it was! The culprit was a bird flying out of one of the vents on the side of our house.This camera worked great for being able to capture the footage we needed. I liked the fact that there was a timer and you could determine the hours you wanted to film between. I also liked that you could turn off the audio recording to save on file size. I didn't need audio, I just needed to see what it was coming and going. The night vision was also clear and easy to see. If you're in a situation like we were in, I'd definitely recommend checking out something like this. It was cheap, easy to use, and delivered exactly the results we were looking for. All in all, we were very satisfied with our experience using this camera. Now we can move forward and finally resolve the issue with birds getting into our house.

the clarity of the product is amazing, great value for your money, the size is perfect, the quality is amazing functionality is what i was looking for the capture the animals outside will get again

This thing helped me capture footage of large creatures like coyotes/red wolves and small possums and raccoons. Some animals notably cats/deer do seem to notice the lighting the camera uses to help make nighttime footage and are more cautious. Works best with energizer lithium batteries in cold temps. In warm temps doesn’t matter what batteries as much.

In one month this camera has corrupted 3 different microSD cards, all from different brands. Image quality is about as poor as an ancient flip-phone. Didn’t even get what I paid for.

I used this trail cam in the woods near Reno to capture local wildlie while hiking, and it worked amazing. The 4K videos and 48MP photos are super clear, even at night thanks to the no-glow LEDs. I caught a deer and a fox without scaring them away in the Washoe Valley. The camera is very dureable, handling rain and cold weather with no problem. Setup was so easy—I had it on a tree in minutes. The LCD screen makes it simple to view footage on the spot. For the price, this cam is defintely worth it!

Just got this trail camera — looks solid and high quality. Haven’t tested it yet, but excited to see how it captures wildlife in 4K!

These low-priced IR motion cameras seem to all have the same basic innards as the interfaces are almost identical, with minor tweaks based on slightly different configurations. However, there ARE minor differences to note. On this one, for example, the field of view is considerably less than the stated 120 degrees, and side-by-side against similar units you will get a much smaller image. This is of course a problem because while an image can be enlarged after-the-fact, it can't be reduced to capture what was never there.Other reasons to consider other units:1) This one also has fewer IR LEDs than comparably priced units.2) It uses an ancient mini-USB cable -- not even micro-USB, let alone USB-C3) It doesn't come with a memory card or batteries, whereas similar units come with both4) It lacks an internal switch to automatically turn on the motion capture when the unit is closedOverall, my personal opinion is to look elsewhere.

mixed opinion... was surprised that no SD card was included.. some include it, even at this price.maybe, ofc I forgot to read the detailI was pleased that it doesn't need batteries anymore, rechargeable internal?oh well, I have to wait for an SD card to arrive