SME Bullseye Sight In Edition Shooting Weather Resistant Wireless 300 Yards Long Range High Definition 960P Wi-Fi Shot Spotting Target Camera with Built-In Sunshade & LED Illumination

That’s a shoot out with my bro pic system saved. App works cool as heck. Love this thing. Press buy know!!!!! Older iPad ain’t connect real good my iPhone 13 was absolutely solid.

sometimes the signal drops but overall works well, better on an tablet then phone, easier to capture the target.

First I had problems having the app to work correctly, it was crashing when sighting the camera, then I tried the previous version (you can get it for free on Amazon app or other apk sites) and it worked. Then I tried again using the latest one and, I don't know exactly why or how, now everything is working fine on my Samsung S10 or on my Acer Chromebook 514. I shoot with an air gun, I often change of pellets type/weight and of shooting distances and this system is amazing for its simplicity to tune the scope, as long as you made sure the that scope is correctly aligned on both axis (I aimed at a distant lead wire from a bench rest to make sure that the vertical axis is neatly set and use a bubble level for the horizontal axis ). Once this is done, that the target size and target distance is set in the app, the app tells exactly how many clicks to set R/L Up/Dw to correct the POI. Ater a few tries, provided that the pellet/ammo is regular in quality, I hit the bullseye every time. 5 pellets to make sure that they allow correct grouping, 5 pellets for scope/POI tuning and I'm done, I can add the pellet and the scope setup to my list. By avoiding walking to the target each time, I can stay focused on aiming correctly. Only drawback: less walk, less exercise ;-)

Wasted a whole day trying to reconnect to my Samsung S10 phone with this unit. It connected once on the initial startup and then lost connection after that. After reading the negative reviews, this unit has connection problems with Android. I called the customer service for this item and they were useless. You could tell from the agents voice that they were aware of the problem and obviously didn't have a fix. So if you have a Android phone and want this, it will not work

This item is worth every dime I spent on it !! No more walking to the 100 to 300 yard targets anymore. No need to change out the target any more . You just reset the program and shoot again. It tells you where your rounds hit on the screen and records it. Reset program and shoot again. Try that with your spotting scope. The price of a spotting scope to see this quality of a picture at various ranges costs more than this camera system. Used it the first time foe 4.5 hours with no problems. Other people at the range were impressed at what this machine is capable of. Down side ? There web site is horrid. They show the old system ..not this one.

This product is a great time saver. Our department ordered this to assist in sighting in over 40 new rifles to be issued to our officers. The time saved made this process more efficient and accurate. We set this device up in an underground range, and the Wi-Fi had no problems transmitting in an enclosed concrete bunker style shooting range. The only issue that I could relay to anyone using this in a similar scenario, is that the Wi-Fi created a slight buzzing background noise in our electronic ear protection devices. Other than that, this is a great product.

It took me three, separate trips to the range before I could make this system work. Helpful information from the manufacturer is terrible or non-existent. Accordingly, you are working blind until you figure out how to make the system adequately work. The greatest problem is the kind of device you choose to receive the signal from the camera. The first problem I had was that my tablet kept dropping the wi-fi signal from the camera without my knowledge. After a lot of shooting, I could never see my target hits because the connection was lost. Although the camera emits a good wi-fi signal, it does not connect to the internet, so the tablet thinks it is receiving bad wi-fi and drops the signal. I solved this problem by switching to a tablet that gave me the option to stay connected to the camera's wi-fi signal even though it did not have an internet connection. The second problem is with tablet size. No hints from the manufacturer here. I found that you need a tablet with at least a 10-inch screen. Anything smaller and you cannot get a good target image. A 7-inch tablet screen is marginal. Viewing from a cell phone is pathetic. A related problem is marking your shots. Depending on how fat your fingertip is, you may or may not be able to mark your shots with any precision. The problem is worse the smaller your screen is. My solution is to use a stylus. It helps a lot. Maybe one day I'll grow to like this system better than I do now. When it works, it is better than a spotting scope or traveling down range.

will not function on my Tablet but was able to get it to work on my phone, problem is in Arizona sun you can't read the phone unless you put sun blockers around it, at115 Degrees the phone actually shuts down, i will only use it in the winter and try a more updated tablet, the SME folks , aren't much help.