Browning Trail Cameras Command Ops Elite 18MP Trail Camera: Capture Ultimate Wildlife Moments Review

After I put it to the test, I was thoroughly unimpressed with this video surveillance camera. While it did offer decent image quality, the electronics were lacking and the performance left much to be desired. It was frustrating to use and didn't meet my expectations of a top-rated camera.

This camera really surprised me with day and night videos. Don't use photos, but I think 20MP photos would be nice. I'm not a hunter, I've always seen what's running around my apartment and it was very easy to set up. It is labeled as AVI video format but surprisingly it works with my Apple products without conversion. $100 can't beat this camera. So far, so good. I can't comment on the battery life as it's only lasted 2 weeks so far, but so far I'm enjoying the videos and the ease of setup.

On our eighty-acre farm I used to have fifteen security cameras at once, but now I have ten. All different Browning models. I saw them for a low price and bought two to replace old cameras that were no longer stable. These cameras have several problems. First, it's a bit difficult to get the SIM card out. I also noticed that the battery case eject button is easy to press or just pop out on its own. And most importantly, I sat and watched three foxes play right in front of one of those cameras…