iZEEKER Trail Camera, HD Game Camera with 940nm No Glow Night Vision Motion Activated 0.2s Trigger Time, Hunting Camera No WiFi, IP66 Waterproof for Wildlife Monitoring Outdoor Security Deer Scouting

Highly recommend this camera. It's a great price, the shipping was super fast and it's just all around a great camera. I love that you have the option to view your pictures right on the camera. The strap it comes with is very easy to use, it's sturdy and very long in length. I recommend this to all my friends and family and will definitely purchase it again!

Does as advertised

This camera is fairly easy to setup. The manual is OK. There are a lot of settings that could be used but the defaults were OK for what I wanted which was to see if what looked like a coyote den is active. It is! This is my first trail camera, I didn't know how to use the settings, I could have pointed the camera better, and I could have cleared some brush away. But the photo shows an adult coyote. I put the camera back up on a tree, cleared some brush, and pointed the camera better. I want to continue to monitor the den. There was a color daytime photo of a small bird that actually was quite a good photo but none of a coyote.

Great value. Has invisible IR and a.viewing screen that makes image review possible without a computer. Takes 8 AA Batteries. And it even records audio. Easy menu. Normal size.

Not a bad camera for the price if you’re looking for something to play around with, but it does need a few improvements. Number one is, iZeeker needs to fix the strap that is used to hold the camera to a tree or another fixed object. The strap lock broke the second time I tried to lock it down. The latch should be metal with teeth that lock the strap in place, it shouldn’t be the cheep plastic that they use.The instructions were easy follow, set up only took a few minutes. Battery life is better than expected compared to other cameras I’ve used. Sensor sensitivity is pretty good at the middle setting. I have not tested the other functions so no need to comment on those.The image quality (video and photo) is not bad, but considering it’s a 20 megapixel camera it should be better, this could be the lens quality. Video is OK at 1080, if yo need higher quality I’d recommend going with a different brand that has better video resolution. The sensor detected deer at 100.As said above, if you are looking to see if you really need a trail camera, this is an inexpensive way to try it out.

I am amazed at this deal! I was so used to $65 cameras and then not being worth it in my opinion. These cameras are easy to use, setup was simple, clear pictures, and the battery life was great! I left these cameras out for 3 weeks with the picture and video option enabled. I ended up getting around 50 videos and a little over 350 pictures and still had a full battery! Another thing is the size, they are so compact, I’m able to run 6 cameras out of one backpack and still have room. I highly recommend these cameras for anyone from security to scouting!

Annoying. I bought two of these cameras, one regular and one solar powered, to monitor nighttime activity around my house. The instruction manual says the SD card can be upgraded up to 120GB, but the Amazon listing says 32GB. So you'd think the instructions would be correct, right? But no. I bought two 120GB cards and neither one is recognized by the camera, with it's bright annoying red blinking light. So then I order two 32GB cards, which were only like $2 cheaper than the 128GB for 1/3rd the space - total waste of money due to that alone, then made a further waste because they were micro SD cards with a regular SD adaptor and of course this archaic camera doesn't recognize those either. Does it say no Micro SD cards in the manual? Who makes a camera in this day and age that can only use 32GB sized cards? Why on Earth would that be? That's like releasing a new car that can only go 32 miles an hour - it'll get you where you need to be but in a much less fast and useful way. Then finally I get a regular sized, non-micro, 32GB class 10 card (is says class 6 or higher) and does it recognize that one? No. It's blinking the world's most annoying red light in my eyeball telling me there's no SD card in it. I honestly give up with this thing. And IF I could ever get it working, I just noticed that it records in an AVI file format. What year is it again? Because I thought this was 2025, yet this camera has a 32GB card limit and is recording in a file type from 1990. No wonder if wasn't that expensive.

I have about 6 different brands of cameras around just to see which one works best both day and night and for security and wildlife. The day time videos on the camera are really good, but almost all of the night videos are barely viewable. This is by far the worst night time camera I have, but it is also one of the best day time cameras I have.Update: I'm not sure if I just got a bad unit the first time but they sent me a new one with a solar charger and this is my new favorite camera. Night time videos are clear and daytime are very clear and bright. I would definitely recommend this new version to anyone. I've had it up for over a month now so its taken over 300 videos both day and night.