BrowningTrail Cameras Dark Ops Extreme 16MP Game Camera Bundle with Ultra 32GB Class 10 SD Memory Card, and USB 2.0 Card Reader (3-Items)

I like that it is easy to setup. Takes great pictures even at the lowest resolution setting as the pics attached are. Takes video and multi-burst pictures. Takes color pics during the daylight and IR at night.Lets you show information along a strip at the bottom with date and time, temperature,camera height, moon phase and camera name.Dislike that some critters get by without a photo being shot. I've noticed that the feeder pvc pipe sometimes is in one location in a picture and the next shot the pipe has moved some 4 feet without the shot of the critter that moved it.All in all I really am happy with the camera.

I have been relying on Browning trail cameras for several years and they do not let me down. My buddy's cameras are the $50-$75 ones and what he gets most of the time is pictures of nothing - the camera triggers but is too slow to get a picture. That doesn't happen with these Browning DarkOps cameras. They are fast enough not to miss. And the 8-shot rapid-fire mode is fantastic. I've had animals come flying through and only one of the 8 will get one, but it still got 'em. Also since there's no red glow, the animals don't get spooked. My other cameras have some kind of startle effect sometimes which is clearly visible in some of the photos. These DarkOps are near perfect for the price range.

Very simple to set up, easy to follow instructions and the pic quality is good.

Overall I have been please with this trail cam. Takes good pictures and videos (though videos are limited to 20s at night) with enough features for your average trail cam user to get what he/she is looking for. The trigger seems to work well enough.My one complaint is that they are misrepresenting the camera when they say " with an invisible “Night Vision” infrared LED illumination." This isn't true. The camera emits a very faint (but still noticeable to the human eye) red glow when it illuminates for a night video/picture. Depending on what animals you are capturing, it may not go unnoticed by them. I use this camera for casual use in the backyard to capture wildlife. The opossums haven't been bothered, but the foxes - who have good eyesight and are wary in general - have been getting spooked. We leave a water dish out, and though they still have been coming, they spend much less time than before. After a quick drink they take a wary look toward the camera, and slink off, seemingly afraid.

nothing to dislike but remember it's not designed to be a high quality camera, i recommend the item

This item never turned on. It was broken right out of the package. I called up browning the company and send it directly back to them. I can’t be bothered with this whole Amazon talking through an app thing I had to pay for the shipping, but it was guaranteed for a year Without an extra warranty , I just want the seller to know that there was a problem with the merchandise. I send it directly to distributor and for them to be aware of where they purchase the merchandise.

This is a great camera! Easy to set up and gives great quality photos and videos.

I have a Browning HD Pro that works really well. In an effort to save a few $$ I have tried 2 of these Dark Ops models.I placed both the HD Pro and the first Dark Ops on the same tree with the same field of view.The first Dark Ops consistently failed to trigger and I would generally get the rear end of an animal as it passed by , yet the HD Pro triggered and captured a full 10 second vid of the same animal.The 2nd Dark Ops , placed in the same location as the HD Pro, produced very grainy day and night videos even after adjusting the settings , (which are very limited)I understand the HD will always produce better video but the Dark Ops video looks like it is shot thru fog or rain and is sub 720 quality.I do not recommend the Dark Ops . Spend the extra $ and get the HD Pro, or try the Cuddy Back camera line , which is a higher quality camera product overall