Overall very good quality material. Manual in Chinese or English and nothing in this manual concerning the assembly of the extension arm and accessories. A bit average for the price.

We needed a camera that was not our phone. This camera was in our budget, easy to use and easy to figure out the manual. Great value!

It has been decades since I played with a microscope (actually it wasn't play but part of my physics course at Cambridge University). This digital microscope is quite a lot different from the old style that I remember. It is reasonably easy to assemble and there don't appear to be any mirrors or other optics to get out of alignment. Basically you just turn it on, move the lens and screen (they are all part of one assembly) up or down, adjust the focus and lighting and you are good to go. I agree with the other reviewer on the magnification being around 35:1 and not 1300:1 (that sounds like how much the AREA is magnified but you don't measure magnification that way).
The remote comes with a battery inserted AND a spare. That threw me and I spent quite a while trying to open the remote to insert the battery. This is quite difficult (there is a black on black picture on the remote that helps a bit) if you don't want to hurt yourself or break the remote. The instruction manual is OK - not great. I took off a star for the manual and the remote.

A more detailed instruction manual with application examples would be welcome.
With the photovoltaic panel, the charge stays at 100%.
The camera responds perfectly in real time. Overall, I am very satisfied. I recommend.

Best feature is NO Website required !!! **Don't risk your IP with who is watching ;).
Nice clear picture &good amount of zoom.
Must buy SD card separately.
Only downside is the stand is too small for larger size boards or parts.

I now have my second camera here, which I love to test and have enough opportunities here with me to do just that, with nocturnal visitors who always drop by the compost to see if there isn't something delicious in it again, and people like to see what they come to visit.

The camera comes with the standard, buckle, batteries, a manual, USB cable, SD card and a tripod attachment. Actually everything you need.

We'll start with the manual, which is finally well structured and is not written in completely broken German. The instructions in it are also well done and point out what you can watch and set on the camera and also give a few examples of how to understand them.

The camera itself has been solidly made. We have two fixed clamps that hold the whole thing together, sealed with a rubber ring around the housing so that no water gets in. It then contains the battery compartment under a cover and the manual control that you need in the beginning.

Because the manual is really well done here, I can also understand the menu navigation in the camera, and that is really much easier than with others, someone has thought about it here.
It is interesting that all these settings can also be made via mobile phone. There is a QR code in the manual for an app that you can install yourself, with which, when the setting is activated, you can set up the camera via WiFi. There is also a local access point to which you can connect and with which you can then see the image and also make settings. This really helps when taking pictures, as you don't have to guess whether the camera is correctly positioned or not.

The camera's battery consumption is not bad, it's really limited. My other one runs out of 8 batteries in 24 hours, that's bad. I was still able to continue here after 4 days. This is a huge improvement over other cameras, and saves a lot of work and battery waste. Of course, you can also run the whole thing with batteries and thus have even less battery waste.

The camera image is good! You can easily see what kind of animals and, above all, which markers these animals have, which can be used to find returning guests. That's good enough and doesn't have to have anything anymore, 1080p at night is excellent. The range of the IR LEDs here is also wide enough so that you can really see a lot, there is a lot of power behind, I have to say.

The only thing where the camera has weakened, which is a bit of a shame, is the motion detection. Small animals that spend less time in front of the camera will not trigger the camera or the camera is too slow to release. Not a problem with large animals, but that's one of those things with smaller ones, at least I noticed that it doesn't always work with small animals. It should be at least marten in size.

Still a really good wildlife camera, and it gets 5 stars with it. Very easy to use, clear images and videos even at night, battery consumption is super regulated here, and the Wifi AP is a really big help. Someone really thought about that and implemented a lot of QoL, I think it's great.

I had been looking for a dash cam for a while. So when I saw the SSONTONG A9 gave me the front/rear and reversing all in one I ordered one straight away and at about the same price as a front only camera. The resolution of the picture on screen is excellant both in datime and night. it was also easy to install.

This is the fifth trail camera I have owned, so I have some experience with some different versions. This one probably has the best instruction manual I have seen - not only is it a good size and the print large enough to read without a magnifying glass, it is well written. But even then, the manual is hardly needed - I set up most of the settings on the camera after installing the battery and memory card without even having to reference the manual except for a couple of settings (to be sure I knew what they meant).

It takes very good photos and video - I have posted examples of both. It has yet to trip the detector at night. But even on the medium sensitivity setting during the day, it did capture a cat walking past about 20 to 25 feet away from the camera. I have some other cameras that sometimes don't trip that reliably when a human walks by. So high marks on sensitivity and clarity of photos and video - at least in the light. The microphone is perhaps not as sensitive on this camera as some others, but then it also does not seem to pick up significant wind noise either - which I would say is a good thing. Just note you may have to increase volume when listening for things that are not all that close to the camera.

Much like other cameras of this type, I have it set to take 3 photos then video. And in that type of setting, it captures the photos first, THEN starts recording. So if you want to capture more on video and earlier, do one photo and then video or just set it for video. I added a photo and video showing when the photo first captures and you can see how the video started later (granted there were two photos in between there). But tripping the detector seems to happen pretty early and does well.

On that note, and helpfully, this camera did not trip every time the wind blew the leaves on trees, as occurred with another camera I have. So this one - to date anyway - has only captured people and animals walking though, not any and all motion that happens to occur in the frame, which is nice. Then I do not have to sort through hundreds of "leaves moving on the trees" photos and videos to find the ones that have something important on it.

I do not have any infrared photos or videos yet - I was hoping to catch some coyote/ pheasant / possum / rabbit as we do have those come through our property in other areas. No such luck yet here, but if/when I get some, I will post and update the review to include that experience.

Very good camera so far. Time will tell how it does in more severe weather conditions and in infrared.