I have several brands of trail camera's and this is possibly the best one I have. The night pictures are clear and crisp, the battery life is fantastic.
Customer service is top not, you contact them with a question and they respond fast.
This is my go to Trail Camera

This is a compact, solar-powered trail camera with 48 MP images and 4K resolution video. The setup is easy.
1) connect camera to USB with supplied cable to fully charge the internal Li-battery.
2) insert 4 AA-batteries as backup.
3) SD card included.
4) set switch to "SETUP" and set date and recording preferences.
5) move switch "ON" and you are done.
I have had an older train camera without solar panel and I was dismayed how quickly the camera ran through 8 AA-batteries. This one has a solar panel to charge the built-in Li battery. I have had this camera for a week now and the battery has not drained to the point of turning off the camera, even though we had some cloudy days.
The camera works great to record all the different critters that run across my front yard.
Overall, a useful camera.

This battery is brilliant. It powered a Blackmagic Pocket 6K for over 12 hours, shooting a mix of 6K 24 and 50. I finished the day on an 18% charge. game changer. No more box loads of NPF batteries

These get slammed on the Reddit metal detector sub for being sub-par with the better metal detectors. That's fine. It's not a high-end machine. But it's a good beginner's machine. Accurate enough, dependable enough, easy to assemble and start using. You take it out, you find stuff. It takes 2 9 volt batteries, so if 9 volt isn't your thing, look elsewhere. I went ahead and got a 9 volt recharger and some extras.I will say this: my 2 daughters and I have a blast taking this thing out "treasure hunting," along with a pinpointer. They are absolutely thrilled when it beeps and can't wait to do what kids love to do -- dig. The 9 year old gets an orange pin pointer, the 5-year old gets a magnet and a spoon (I know, not conducive to proper metal detecting) and daddy get this thing and both a big shovel and the smaller shove that comes with this set (which is a heavy duty little shovel, btw). Then we all go to town -- team building, disussing what metals are -- steel vs gold/silver, magnetic, etc., Hoping to find "fossils" and "treasure," we treasure by searching and finding whatever we find.Easy assembly, easy to use. Great entry level machine. Will you outgrow it? I hope so. I hope this opens up new possibilities and dreams for anyone who uses it. But it's a good starter within this price range to see if you (or you littles) catch the treasure-hunting bug.

This is a nice trail camera. It took some time reading the fine print users manual when setting up, but once I got it to the way I wanted it works fine.I especially like the Wifi capability and the dual lens. I set this up on my trail camera holder and not the strap that was provided. It does come with a fixed mount if you need it and also comes complete with batteries and memory card. The battery compartment can be run on four AA batteries or it can be run on eight AA batteries depending on the battery life recording desired. It takes vivid photos and has a nice sized screen for the setup.

Right out of the box I was impressed with this trail camera. This thing has so many functions its crazy. High quality pictures and videos. I have yet to take out hunting, but I can't wait. I took these pictures using 2k resolution, I can't wait to see what 4k looks like.

What's in the Box:
1. Trail Camera
2. Wall mount and screws
3. Tree Strap (Long)
4. 4 batteries (it requires 8 AA)
5. USB cable (long as well)

Okay this thing has so many customizable features it's insane. You can choice what definition to shoot in for photos and videos. You can adjust the shutter speed from 0.1-30 seconds. Adjust the sensitivity, I mean the list goes on with what you can do. It is also wifi and Bluetooth accessible which is great for positioning. Honestly I loved everything about this trail camera, but more so the price.

Overall: I have nothing bad to say about this product. You could buy 2 even 3 of these for the price of 1 name brand trail camera.

Trail cams are a new thing for me. I bought two SD card so I can use 1 as a Game Cam and 1 as a Security Cam. the camera I have been using for testing, the battery life seems all the better. The cameras are very easy to setup and the small color display is great for checking the camera angles. The cameras are also easy to mount.

I've been collecting rechargeable flashlights and 12 volt batteries for emergency lighting, and this portable solar charger, looked like a great accessory to keep with my emergency kit.
After seeing how compact this solar charger is in a folded up position, I am considering placing in in my backpack instead. It would still be available to use during an electrical outage, but also available to take backpacking.
The temperature has been in the lower teens (F) so I haven't been able to use this outside yet.