4K Lite 24MP WiFi Bluetooth Trail Camera, 0.2s Trigger Speed Low Glow IR Night Vision ECOVOX Hunting Game Camera with 120°65ft Motion Activated IP65 Waterproof

The media could not be loaded.  I use the trail cam to keep track of the feral cats in the neighborhood. My old one started acting up and it was time to try something new. I got some great shots of my regular visitors!It will only allow me to upload one video, so I tried to take some screen shots of the others videos to share.I did not have to format the SD card, but I had a bit of trouble finding and opening the battery door. The seller has posted a video in the question and answer section on how to open the battery drawer - basically wiggle and pull.The data at the bottom of the frame has some nice information - the current phase of the moon. The temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit, date and time. This is great to know in the winter when it starts getting really cold.I easily downloaded the app to my phone with the QR code. The software to download videos to my phone could use a few improvements, but I could always take out the card and download directly. The app indicates how many videos you've selected, but doesn't count down to give you an idea of how many are left.I am happy with this camera, it meets my basic needs. I have been offered compensation for my review. Be sure to read through the instructions. If you turn on time monitoring the sensors don't work.I really like the calibration setting - something my old camera didn't have. You can determine when something comes into range of the sensors and figure out the best placement of the camera.I am looking forward to many more videos of my furry neighbors!

So while the motion detection may be 120 degrees, the width of the camera picture is MAX 90 degrees, honestly probably less. The picture is okay, nothing great. The wifi option is SO finicky. Sometimes it will work, sometimes it won’t. At this point, i have barely been able to get it to work at all in the past week. And I don’t do anything different so there’s no reason it shouldn’t work. Also, not all of the app is visible on my screen. The button that is used to connect to wifi is BARELY visible but luckily I can still click it. I’d recommend looking at a different game cam. Hopefully they’re not all this finicky or subpar.Update 1/16/22:Not longer after i posted my original review, the app changed and I am not able to completely see the button that you need to click to get on the wifi.I also sent back the game cam that wasnt letting me get on the wifi usually (i have two of these game cams, and the wifi usually was mostly just happening with one of the game cams). The wifi works on the replacement they sent me and hopefully it doesnt stop working like what happened with the original one.The battery life on these is SHIT. I only have my game cams set to work between the hours of 10pm-5:30am. And i dont get a lot of action during that time. I maybe catch a cat in my backyard like once a week, sometimes 2x. But the batteries are almost dead after only about a month of use. And tho the camera is still technically “on”, the IR function doesnt work once the batteries reach the lowest battery stage, so the camera will take a picture but you won’t be able to see anything if it is night because the IRs don’t turn on. I expected the battery life to be way longer considering how many batteries you have to put in this thing and how infrequently this thing is actually actively recording. So if each camera takes 8 AA batteries and i have two game cameras, and the batteries need to be replaced once a month, i’m going to need 192 batteries a year to run these things!!!! (96 a year for each camera). That is RIDICULOUS so i’d recommend buying a camera with better battery life because 96 AA batteries per year, per game camera, is going to add up.Update 1/29/22:I got rechargeable batteries for these because it isnt financially feasible to use regular batteries. I have had the batteries in the replacement game cam I was sent for LESS THAN 10 DAYS and it already told me that there isnt enough batter from the infrared to be used. BUT i am still at 2/3 bars of battery. So ridiculous that the infrared can’t even be used anymore when there is still a crap-ton of battery power left. Guess i’m going to be recharging these batteries on a weekly basis. So annoying. At least the other game cam (exactly the same game cam) doesnt turn the infrared off until the battery is down to 1/3 bars).In conclusion- do not buy these game cams. Their battery life is such garbage that you are better off finding a product of similar quality in all other aspects but actually has a decent battery life.

The color of the camera blends in very well. Easy to conceal with leaves or against a tree. The camera is nicely disguise able so wild life won’t notice. The camera is small lightweight and concealable. Works great someplace where you need to monitor the area but don’t have access to a power outlet. The app makes it simple to setup. The interface is well throughout and makes monitoring wild life a breeze.

The camera is built well, menu options are fairly easy to figure out. The app is a little cumbersome, but works. The majorly misleading feature is the wifi. It has onboard wifi that you connect to and view live if desired. I bought this to view wildlife in my backyard through my in-home wifi. This is not an option. You connect to the camera's wifi through Bluetooth, so must be in range of the camera. All in all a good camera, but if looking for remote viewing, this is not for you.

Both day and night pictures are very clear. It's reliably taking about 50 pictures every day. The bluetooth has always connected easily. The first camera arrived with a tripod mount that didn't fit the tripod. The company immediately sent a replacement. The first camera we bought was a Garde and the pictures that took were very fuzzy and not nearly as clear as this one. Very happy with the camera so far.

needed new batteries after 20 minutes... I even bought really good rechargeable ones but still same issue.

APP IS REALLY BAD. HARD TO USE

Seems like a nice trail camera. Easy and intuitive to set up. Feels rugged. The 4K image is very clear and has high resolution. Looking forward to using it on the trail.