Victure Trail Game Camera 20MP with Night Vision Motion Activated Waterproof and 130° Detection Hunting Camera Trap 1080P IP66 for Outdoor Wildlife Monitoring

It’s a very easy camera to set up and you can see on the screen the angel so you know it’s set up right. It takes great pictures and works excellent. Very pleased with this purchase and will purchase more.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have had a problem neighbor. The police suggested I use trail cameras to try to 'catch him in the act'. I was not successful and he finally moved away, but I thought I'd try out this model in case I needed to use one again.I really like that this model can catch still images and videos at the same time. Being able to capture sound is a nice feature (but in NY, I have to be careful of how that is used). Also, I like that I can use an external power supply so I don't have to buy batteries by the gross, like I did with earlier trail cameras.The IR flash is truly not visible to the human eye, unlike other trail cameras I have used.I was very happy with the daytime and night photos and videos and the response time. The set-up was quite easy.All-in-all, this trail camera is a good value and one I would highly recommend.

After trying all the big names in Trail Cameras I landed on Victure. I needed a replacement camera and was tired of paying big bucks and getting poor results - no pics when I new things were going by. It was beyond frustrating.The Victure Trail Camera came (HD300) and the first day I got pics of a moose going by. Since then we have seen a black bear, a lynx, squirrels and a rabbit. We knew we had critters going by.It has easy setup and a good feature set. Even has audio. The battery life is holding up far better than the other big name cameras I have tried. So well in fact, I scratch my head at. it I use photo+video and night time recording (invisible IR) so I am surprised I am not eating batts like candy.The display is bright and crisp, even in daylight when I change the SD card. The camera seals up tight. We just had a pretty good storm go through with driving rain (54 mph winds) and no water got in.I don't think you can find a better camera, period. I have several of the Victure cameras now and I won't be buying anything else. The best part is they are also pretty inexpensive. Want a trail camera, save your money and a lot of frustration and get a Victure. The HC300 works like a champ. Highly recommend it.

I had an older model and when I heard about this one I immediately bought it for keeping an eye on critters that visit my garden. I move my camera around depending on what I have growing to catch the critters that visit at night. In 2 days this camera caught a cat that's been regularly visiting as well as a mouse. Too bad they didn't both meet each other at the same time (would have been worse for the mouse!!). I can flick through the pictures using the camera screen itself. If I need to zoom in or see something larger, I can either plug it into my laptop and view pictures on a large screen, or, pull out the SD card and view that way. I'm convincing my daughter to get one so she can see how her dog has been escaping the fenced yard. Great for catching critters at night or day time and taking pictures of visitors large or small. Batteries last at least a month or more depending on settings and how many photos the camera takes.

Cheap camera. Looks like a cheap knockoff and was not a 20MP - as advertised. This had to be verified on the Victure website since the box it came in states it's a 20MP. The camera should have been a HC600. This camera from the lightening deal was actually an HC400 Hunting Camera and not the HC600 Trail Camera that was originally shown.

This is a good camera.It takes quality shots at a high speed.The menues are very good and the camera sets up incredibly easy.The on-board screen is very clear and very nice for setting exactly where photos and/or video will be taken.It also has a test mode that allows all the time necessary for perfecting the shot.It takes 8 AA batteries and battery life seems good.It includes both a strap and tripod for the users choice of mounting.Both of the mounting options are o.k., but users might find an after market strap or tripod suits thier needs better.The camera performance is good and the price is appropriate.Overall this is a very good camera.

This is an excellent trail camera! I had this setup by my deer feeder and you can see from the photos the deer are not afraid of the camera.The camera is very easy to set up. The on screen menu is very intuitive and easy to follow!Each photo the camera takes give you the date, time, Temperture and moon phase. This information would be very helpful to hunters.The camera will also take short videos. It is very well made! It takes excellent night time videos as well as daytime! The built in video screen makes it easy to preview your photos and videos in the field without having to download to your phone or tablet. Great camera! I will be purchasing a second one of these in the near future!!

This is a very good camera. It takes good pictures and is easy to use. I have the detection sensor set in the middle and it gets animals 20 yards away. I like the swing out door so it’s waterproof and easy to keep clean. The built in screen is nice so you can see where it’s pointed and view the photos without needing another device or removing the card. It formats the memory card for itself which is nice. All the extra options it has is high dollar but the price is great. The basic cam I got for last year could only be set for video/photo and time/date and this one only cost $10 more. The fact that this one doesn’t show any lights when working doesn’t spook the animals either. Not one animal has looked at it. The other one got their attention regularly especially coons and coyotes. I don’t think you can go wrong with this one.

This is a HC400, not HC300 as advertised. Also, the unit takes micro SD-cards, not regular SD cards. The poorly worded instructions are minimal and that is where you can find a reference (after having bought it!) under: " Insert the SD card. Our camera can only support class 6 or faster TF or Micro memory card ranging.....[...]". The heading reads "SD card", the text reads "Micro memory card". Most other cameras take SD cards, so I cannot use my units until I get the different cards.My extensive research before deciding on this unit did not flag the Micro SD card issue because the information provided is so minimal. Red glow is prominent and strong.Obviously, not tested the unit, yet.UPDATE : model description has been updated after having unit returned.

Having had a Moultrie trail cam for 4 years, I decided to try a newer trail cam with a wider motion sensor and also trail cams have evolved since my 1st purchase so time to upgrade.So very disappointed with the Victure trail cam. The daytime still photos are fine - crisp. Everything else is terrible. The night time images are not as good as my 4 year old Moultrie - the 'flash' creates this bright spotlight and anything outside of that small exposed zone is barely visible. The video capture has this odd stutter - after a few frames, the video capture goes back and forth for the rest of the frames so essentially NOT doing any video capture - the sound is captured fine though. I have the appropriate mini sd card stated in the manual - for whatever reason, one is not supposed to use the highest sd card class.Battery life wasn't great either - had to replace the batteries after a few months. My Moultrie batteries would last over a year, and that includes snowy winters in BC.This Victure was a waste of hard earned $$$. I highly recommend anyone wanting to buy a trail/game cam to spend a bit more and buy a Moultrie.

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