Browning Strike Force Extreme Game Camera Kit - 16MP with 16GB SD Card and Focus USB Reader Review

They take amazing pictures I have 4 of these cameras but one of the cameras has a short battery life. She dies in less than two weeks even with a lithium battery energizer. For example, the camera doesn't go to sleep like it should and one of the other Switch cameras works strangely and doesn't turn on properly at times, but other than that the cameras are amazing.

Well I like everything about them except 1 of them is orange. Others not so.? I noticed that they are extremely sensitive to movement. It is constantly windy here, so there are many shots of the movement of the wind at a photo setting of 1 second. I have to look at the photos on my digital camera because I don't have a computer. So I'm not 100% sure if they work well. My digital camera might be out of date for this?. But they seem fine. I do not know exactly.?

I would compare these cameras to cheaper or equal cameras any day. You will take every picture. I've placed them and a spy point or wild game on the same tree to test them out and the quality and number of shots they make when the others aren't is amazing. If I had only used the cheaper brands I would not have even seen a quarter of the deer that actually live on the property. I can't speak for other big names as I haven't tried them, but I would never buy a camera other than this one.

I have been using these cameras and previous models for about four years. Excellent battery life. Great daytime shots, average night shots. The motion sensors also work very well outside the specified distance. They work perfectly until they just stop working. It happens to me that one camera a year just turns off for no apparent reason.

I didn't rate the "warmth" or "transparency" listed in the survey because I don't know what they are asking for. As for the camera, I have ten cameras that I use on our farm for various surveillance purposes and 4 of them are Browning. Without naming names, there are some that are cheaper and easier to use, but I've had 4 of these sent to the graveyard (barely out of warranty) and I won't be doing it again. My higher-level experience is that the quality is good, but the menus aren't intuitive…

I've been using Strikeforce Extremes for about 9 months now and I'm very satisfied. They withstood the Texas heat and winters. I have three of these on my property right now, we have a little problem with pigs and they have helped me a lot. Also, it may seem rather petty, but they do indeed tell the exact time and don't differ by more than a minute or two after a month or so. Can't say about others. Also, in the 9 months that I was using my first camera, I only had to change the battery once…

I didn't rate the "Warmth" or "Transparency" listed in the survey because I don't know what they are asking for. As for the camera, I have ten cameras that I use on our farm for various surveillance purposes and 4 of them are Browning. Without naming names, there are some that are cheaper and easier to use, but I've had 4 of these sent to the graveyard (barely out of warranty) and I won't be doing it again. My experience with the higher level is that the quality is good, but the menus are not…

After years away from Cuddeback I switched to Browning. The battery life is amazing, the response speed is good and the image quality is satisfactory. I bought my first Browning from the store and it lasted 4 seasons before it started to drain the batteries. I have bought 5 more Brownings in a few years. Three of them are now having SD card interface issues and are now unusable. One camera was replaced under warranty with a Browning APEX model which seems cheaper than other models I've bought…

Spend a little more and get a very good camera. I have 5 of these now. Needed support a few years ago and Browning was right there. Even sent some spare parts for free. The problem was that the bird landed on top of the camera and pecked a hole in the small plastic cover for the motion sensor. Browning gave me a solution but it didn't work. Some villagers told me how to solve the problem. Very easy! Apply some lubricant to the top of the camera body. Birds don't like sticking their feet in…