P70 Trail Camera, 64MP 1296p, Game Cameras with No-Glow IR Night Vision, Motion Activated, Waterproof for Wildlife Deer Cams, Hunting

I've been using the P70 Trail Camera (64MP, 1296p) for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the quality and performance. The image clarity is outstanding, both during the day and at night thanks to the No-Glow IR Night Vision. I've captured some incredible shots of deer and foxes that roam near my property.The motion activation is very responsive and doesn’t miss a beat. Even small animals trigger it reliably, but it avoids false alarms from wind-blown leaves. The waterproofing has held up through a couple of heavy rainstorms without any issues, which is a huge plus for outdoor use.Setup was straightforward, and the menu is easy to navigate. I love that it supports a 64MP resolution — the photos and 1296p videos come out crystal clear. Battery life has also been surprisingly good, especially in colder weather.Highly recommended for hunters, wildlife watchers, or anyone who wants to see what’s going on in the woods when they're not around.

This my third Meidase trail camera of this style. (FYI, my first two were taken out by woodpeckers, and not any fault with the cameras.) I obviously keep buying these because they work well, are affordable, are easy to set up, and take good clear pictures. I have the sensitivity set to capture any cars entering or leaving my driveway, but unfortunately nearby palm trees catch the wind and leave me with lots of photos of them swaying in the breeze. Frankly, I don't see how any trail cam could avoid that, so I don't knock this down for that issue. And in spite of taking thousands of photos some weeks because of the wind & trees I still get excellent battery life - one to two months at that rate of photos, so no complaints there. Unless I find a better camera at a lower price, I don't see any reason to look elsewhere for my purposes.

We love this trail camera. We mounted it on our deck to take pictures of deer that come to feed in our yard. It does not take a lot of pictures, but enough to show the deer. The quality at night is fantastic. However, when the temps went below freezing, the image was cloudy. We bought the solar panel to go along with the camera, so unsure of the battery life. The camera and solar panel were super easy to set up, but we had to cut a small section of the bottom of the camera case to allow the cord for the solar panel to pass thru it. I would recommend this camera.

The big problem is it needs 8 AA batteries and doesn't have memory. Easy enough to fix. You need a memory card and rechargeable batteries. The batteries can last a few weeks per charge. Night vision works good. Motion sensors works alright. Decent value.

Functions flawlessly. I have installed two of these within the last month and can find nothing to complain about. During that time East Texas was caught in the tail end of the recent "generational storm" (read that tornado in places with winds in excess of 80 - 90 mph). The creek bottom where they are installed was awash with runoff causing overflow of the banks. The cameras recorded throughout the days it required to allow the bottoms to recede and dry out for access. Although they neither were underwater, as far as I could determine, they withstood more than what I would like to have been exposed to and produced beyond my wildest expectations. I intend to purchase additional cameras to cover the bottoms the way I wish and these will be the ones I go for.

I'd always had a high-end brand trail cam, but I noticed this T70 had all the features at a seriously lower price. So I gave it a try, and I am not disappointed. In fact, the battery management is far superior, and I cannot tell the difference in video quality. Very good unit.

Leaked water into the camera! Not waterproof!Opened it up to Check if I could dry it, there were pencil shavings from someone sharpening a pencil. Stay away from this junk!!

As a property owner of acreage. I have owned over a dozen brands of game cams. I am slowly cycling through my lineup, I have come to the conclusion that this game cam gets you the most bang for the buck. It may not be the greatest. But for the price, you won`t find anything with a more reliable sensor. One of the cams did seep water in from the rain, but other than that, this is the one for the price. To me, when it comes to game cams, reliable sensors is how I measure them. What good is a game camera if the sensor is junk? Think about it!