Browning Patriot FHD Trail Game Camera Bundle with 32GB Memory Card and J-TECH Card Reader (24MP), BTC-Patriot-FHD Review

Perfectly filmed, convenient to use, only one problem, after 3 months it stops working. It just doesn't take pictures, I contacted Browning support, they asked me to try a few things that didn't work, now I have to pay to send it back. Very disappointed and can't imagine this will bode well for the future when the warranty expires.

The camera is well built, easy to use, takes great pictures and videos. As expected, night videos eat up battery life, but it's worth it.

This is a review of a product, not a seller. This is my third Browning Trail Cam. The reason I kept buying them is because my first one had such great night shots. Day shots were crystal clear. It just came out after a year so I bought another one. A few months later, the video stopped filming. So this is my third camera and it no longer records videos. I can't get any help from Browning. I also have another fairly expensive trail camera (can't remember the brand right now) and it still works…

Over the course of a week in night video mode with external power supply, it was not possible to capture a single event (foxes at the feeder) at a distance of about 6 meters, the other , cheaper cameras have recorded. In picture (night) mode, it fired so quickly after detecting motion that the target was still marginal and blurry. The clock is drifting at an unacceptable rate. I sent an email to support but never got a reply. It has been returned.

Purchased this camera in January 2021 after checking all the reviews online and YouTube. I had Cuddeback, Busnell, Kodiak and Wild Game cameras. In the spring I used them a little at home, just to test. Everything worked fine, good picture, good video, no problems. In July I took it to the woods, I set it up about 6 feet in a tree on my property at a slight downward angle. I left it there for about 3 weeks. I went back to check it out and noticed condensation had formed in the camera lens and…

I've tried many settings - in the sun, in the shade, aim high, aim low - it doesn't matter how I position it No, this camera just snaps a bunch of pictures out of nowhere. In order not to be bombarded with photos, I set it to only take a picture every 5 minutes. If I leave it for a few days, I get literally a thousand photos, one every 5 minutes. Sometimes he catches an animal, but I think it's just luck. If a street camera takes a picture every 5 minutes, it will eventually catch something.