Trail Camera 4k 32MP, Wildlife Camera 120°Monitoring Fast 0.2s Trigger Speed, Hunting Game Cameras Night Vision Motion Activated Waterproof IP66 for Outdoor, 940nm No Glow, 32GB SD Card Included

The media could not be loaded.  The camera has worked well as we have gotten several videos of deer and fox coming through our property, even in pitch black night and 30 to 40 feet away from the camera. Also, the temp was around 0 degrees F!! Takes great still photos too! Can use it to monitor activity in and out of the driveway too! nice camera, good price, everything you need, customer service has been excellent, had some questions and they have been right there, nice clear daytime photos, good nighttime videos as well.

There are a lot of cameras in this category, so was hard to pick one. I got this one and turned out perfectly. I needed something to capture people vandalizing part of the shared park in our neighborhood, and it did. And, at least for now, they have stopped. But importantly we got clear images of the perpetrators. It was easy setup with the hardware I needed.

Only 10fps at 4k. This thing is useless to me. You have to put that in product description!

Yes you read that right. I have 16 trail cams that I have setup on my property, my sisters, and cousins. My family are avid hunters and we love using trail cams to see how the deer are doing. This by far is one of my favorite trail cams. Why. Well one main reason why. There is no lights when the motion sensors are activated at night. Darn near all my others have the IR lamps that turn red when it’s night. Or they have a trigger that makes a sound when taking pics. This trail cam does nothing. When I first set it up I had to pull it down just to make sure it was working. It literally gave no indication of it taking pics or videos. This can be set to shoot video or take pics. If you want you can set it up to do both. The video length can be adjusted and the pictures can be set to take one or a burst of several at a time. The trigger speed can be set up also. The motion sensors can be adjusted. You do have an option for a time stamp and date. Everything gets saved right to the memory card that is included. This does require 8 AA batteries unless you have a solar panel. Batteries are not included. The picture quality and video quality is great. Everything is clear and easy to make out. All mounting hardware is also included. All in all this is a great trail cam. It does everything any other trail cam does. If your worried about where it’s made I’m almost certain it’s China but I haven’t came across a trail cam yet that wasn’t made in china. Even name brand ones. I’m extremely satisfied with this trail cam and if your looking for one then I would definitely recommend this over others being sold. It’s that good.

Let's get the one thing I don't like out of the way. The micro SD card. But, looks like all the cams are going to them so it is what it is. Just be darn careful when removing in the woods. I immediately stash mine in one of those full size adapter sleeves before I put them into a sandwich bag to bring home.The GREAT part. I have a couple of late model trail cams plus a couple of vintage Tascos. I can tell you with no fear of contradiction my new Trail Camera 4K 32MP, Wildlife Camera has the best video definition of all of them. I was astounded, really. Then, the ad blurb promises that the little SD card is included. Well, I've heard that one before so I wasn't surprised when it wasn't in the box. But I was fooled. It was already in the camera! That was a bonus! Another unexpected bonus was the well written instruction booklet in perfect English, not engrish.Listen, when you open the case for the first time you'll appreciate that it's a pro camera. The design is pretty much like all of them as for controls but the unit looks and feels more deluxe. It's got a newer spiffier look to it. The software in my other two late models is pretty much the same. The setup screen in my Trail Camera 4K 32MP, Wildlife Camera is different, and better, newer.I haven't had a chance to move it to the woods yet so for the test I attached it to a pecan tree about 30 yards behind the house. The house takes up nearly all of the frame. Well, out of the box as for sensitivity it defaults to medium. Comes in low to high. Well, set on medium the thing took photos about every two minutes. I finally noticed that every time a car would come by it would snap. The road is at least 100 feet away from the camera and one side of the frame you can't even see it. (The side motion sensors can see it though.) Insane sensitivity. I set it down to low and it's perfect. Got great sound too and the time/temp etc readout at the bottom is excellent.I could go on but I see most others are reporting out great results as well. For your money you can't do better. I highly recommend this trail cam!PS.... I intend to stash this thing in my garden this spring to use it for time lapse. Mebbe I'll post my corn coming up this summer! A grand bonus with this cam! This is the one you have been looking for, and PS, remember for my first test it kept popping movies until I adjusted the sensitivity? It filled up the 32G card in about 4 days. NO noticeable drain of the batteries. I'm confident this thing will last a long time posted on a lonely tree. Big time!And PS... Of great importance. How many times have you seen your photo subject look into the camera of an evening with what you're using now? As someone else noted at night there are no lights. Zip. Nada. True infrared. No sound from the unit either. Super stealth!