📸 Enhanced Stealth Cam 4.3-inch Color LCD Touch Screen SD Card Reader/Viewer Review

The screen resolution isn't advertised like 780. That's the part that bothers me the most. It doesn't look like it's any better than the old non-touchscreen model, regardless of the resolution. The photos were taken with a 14 MP qs12x stealth camera. Also acceptable latency for the touchscreen and controls. It was necessary to use AA batteries (like all stealth cameras) instead of AAA.

Definitely better than WGI UV-60. Faster, stronger, with rubber around the edges, plastic feels heavier and more durable. However, it is almost impossible for me to insert and remove SD cards in the slot. I have bigger hands but it seems made for a kid. What I also don't like is the fact that you have to use a very small screwdriver to access the battery compartment. It also doesn't read Bushnell HD videos.

Read the reviews, which seem mostly positive. The price was the same as most others. I MISSED THE PART ABOUT SD CARDS. This reader reads in a format used only by stealth cam security cameras. Does not work with other game camera formats. I have three (3) different cameras. Called support and looked for a download or something. After 45 minutes of waiting I was told that they are working on it as they get a lot of calls about it. Return to sender

As others have experienced, this thing is a huge battery. If you're just viewing photos, it's not too bad, but the video will "quickly" eat up your battery! The ejection spring in the SD card slot is delicate - if you push the card in too far, the spring will break (you can still use it, just the eject assist won't work). Spoke to the guys at StealthCam about this and they replaced it for free. If you're going to use it in the field, take a small micro USB cable with you so you can plug it into