📷 High-Quality 2021 Upgrade: 2-Pack Night Vision Game Trail Cameras with 24MP 1296P Video, No Glow, IP66 Waterproof, and Motion Activation Review

The pictures turned out great, the camera is easy to set up. The time is military, but it doesn't matter, but the camera will give you the temperature of the day when you take the picture. Another plus that many other cameras don't have is that you have a monitor screen that allows you to view images of what's on the card without the need for an additional computer.

Day and night on the street around the house, the photos are decent. Now put it in the woods to see how well it holds up. One point to note is the use of two hinged clasps which may seem cheap or flimsy - will improve with use. So far so good, but if one breaks, the camera is useless on the road. In addition, the entire shell of the camera is not camouflaged, the side and back panels are light gray.

For such a price, these cameras are the best bang for your buck! no pun. I installed them and they work great, no false alarms, caught everything from deer to small birds and squirrels. Super sensitive trigger that can be used at the lowest settings. They rose up to 35 meters from the camera to the target. The battery life is also impressive. They don't work well in temperatures below 20 degrees, which surprised me.

I bought a pair of these cameras and installed 8 new alkaline batteries in each camera and attached them to a tree near a deer trail. Two days later at factory settings; One camera took 15 5 second videos and the other 5 5 second videos and both cameras drained their batteries in just 2 days. Many reviews said they used their cameras on the same batteries for a year. The recorded videos were choppy and not of very good quality. Not satisfied with the return of the devices. I wish they would…

For a typical trail camera, that's really all you need. There are many options that can be set up easily in the menu. The LCD display is excellent. I didn't even have to go to the manual to figure out how to adjust the camera settings. Very intuitive and easy to use if you have used a trail camera before. For the price-performance ratio, I will reach for my previous Moultrie cameras every day. It all uses AA batteries, but I've found the Energizer Lithium and Powerowl batteries to be the best…

Ordered a double set in November and received it quickly. High quality day and night images. We get into the mood in the forest in both good and rainy weather. Bye! Last night. Install both cameras in your garden to see who arrives at night. Picked it up this morning. Killed everyone when I took her. It rained at night. I wiped them off with a towel and then tried to look at the pictures. A camera worked great. Some images were blurry due to raindrops on the lens. The second camera would not…

I bought these cameras to use in an area where they are more likely to be stolen, so I didn't want to spend a lot of money on them. I also have two much more expensive branded cameras in a similar (slightly safer) range so I have something to compare. These cameras work just as well as well-known brand name cameras. I've been using the same AA batteries for over a month and they're still more than 3/4 charged. Day shots are crystal clear. The night vision image is a little blurry when the…

I bought a pair of these cameras last winter. The photos are fine and they are quite user friendly. However, I use external batteries for my cameras for extended use in the field, and these cameras have two main problems when using external power supplies. 1) Power input - 6mm plug. All power supplies/batteries and cameras I've ever used use 8mm connectors. I've searched and couldn't find a buttpack with a 6mm plug. As a result, I bought adapters from 6 to 8 mm. It might be tolerable if it…