Review on usogood WiFi Trail Camera 24MP 1296P Hunting Cameras with Night Vision Motion Activated Waterproof IP66 Game Cam for Outdoor Wildlife Monitoring and Home Security | Sends Picture to Cell Phone by Mufti Carter

Let me first say that the camera works. What doesn't work is our luck at capturing wildlife on video. We placed the camera in a tree in our favorite corner of the forest and it stayed there for three days without a single living thing passing by. So how do I know it works? Because he has no problem taking our dogs into the home and we even managed to catch a glimpse of a fox running around the yard one night. Now for the camera, here are some of the pros and cons I've found so far. Pros: * Durable * Sealed shield and water-resistant battery compartment * Ability to lock features with a 4-digit code * Good detection rate of up to 10-15 feet * Strap is easy to attach with a snap mechanism * SD slot is weather-protected door * Two Mounting options * Settings saved between battery changes * WiFi remote control * Remote viewing via mobile app Cons: * Lens caps are plastic and scratch easily. * The USB connector is a mini-USB (currently deprecated) Notes: I used rechargeable 2200mAh AA batteries with the camera. With these batteries it lasted 72 hours at the highest resolution and sensitivity setting and was still charged when we picked it up. The caveat is we didn't record anything so your mileage may vary. Perhaps using lithium batteries will extend the run time, but they tend to be expensive. The menu is pretty intuitive and even without reading the manual everything is pretty easy to figure out. The guide helps, but one thing we didn't discover right away is that if you're using a passcode, you'll need to enter it before the camera becomes active. In other words, it won't become active when set to "ON" unless a password is entered... Yes, learned the hard way. via WiFi and app. Therefore, you don't need to remove the SD card and install it on your computer or mobile device.