Review on 📸 Meidase S3 Trail Game Cameras: 20MP 1080P H.264 Video Wildlife Cam with 0.1S Trigger Time & 0.5S Recovery Time - Ideal for Outdoor Deer Cam, Motion Detection, and Night Vision by Michael Godo

This is my first camera trap so I could do something wrong but the 8 AA battery pack died in 3 days. The camera feels solid, the manual that came with it was detailed, and the camera's menu system is easy to use and accessible. Daytime recordings (2MP factory settings) were good and sharp when the animals were standing or moving slowly (deer, pasture). Night shots were just as good as others have posted, but it looks like the night vision camera only extends 20 feet. The other problem I have with photos isn't the camera's fault, but in an open area, morning dew will settle on the camera, causing early morning shots to be blurry. The place I installed it is a small grassy hole behind our house. I used the factory settings except I set the time and date. On the first day the camera took over 200 shots of a small moving bush (in windy weather). The next day I changed the sensitivity to medium and still took over 100 shots of the bush. On the third day I moved the camera so that the nearest bushes were out of sight and the settings seemed normal, but after about 6 shots the camera stopped working due to a low battery. The camera has an input for an external 12V battery, but the cable does not come with the camera and is not for sale on their website. I will try again in a different location with a fresh set of batteries.