Smooth and stable. Great for live streaming.

Material and quality is perfect and working excellent, I’m using for live streaming at studio

I am absolutely thrilled with the 40-inch Extendable Selfie Stick Tripod! It's been a game-changer for my group selfies and live streaming sessions. The wireless remote shutter is a fantastic addition that allows me to capture moments effortlessly. The sturdy build gives me confidence that my phone is secure, and its compatibility with all cellphones is a major plus. Whether I'm recording videos or going live on social media, this selfie stick tripod has become my go-to tool. It's convenient, reliable, and enhances my content creation experience. Highly recommended for anyone who loves capturing memories with a professional touch!

We have several game cameras on our property out in the country. We like to see what is coming aroud our barn where we house all the animals at night. We have seen feral hogs, bobcats, deer, giant raccoons, and too many coyotes. This trail cam is easy to set up. The images are clear. The wi-fi works great. This is a top end trail cam.

I'm not a hunter who needs this to plan my next hunting expedition into the wild woods. Rather, I live in the country and have things hanging around in my garden after dark. First it was the noises...then something got into the trash can and ate the cornstarch peanuts (with?????). Couldn't keep making assumptions or asking the neighbors if they saw anything. A rear camera was what I wanted. I feel the need to point out upfront that this trail cam should not be confused with a security camera. While both start recording when motion is detected, this trail cam doesn't connect to your phone or computer to give you a live feed. There are trail cameras on the market that can do this, but this model from K& F Concept is simpler. Easier is exactly what I wanted.

I chose the Camo B color because I thought it best suited the tree I had in mind. And it does. My husband mounted it on the trunk of a tree for the best chance of spotting what's roaming our garden at night. When he was done I had to walk around the tree before I saw him. This camouflage works well. Hoping I'll have trouble seeing it, the wild creatures won't be surprised by it. There are 4 color themes to choose from so it should be easy to dress up the camera in your situation.

The camera comes with a small manual as well as a much smaller booklet as a quick start guide. Both are easy to follow and come with plenty of charts showing what to do. Setup was easy and quick. Now comes the longer part: waiting for the wild beast to return.

I recommend this trail cam for those who want a simpler device. It doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it will do what you want it to do if your goal is to figure out what's going into your trash cans, yard, or yard.

I have to point out one thing. It does not come with batteries (you need 4 AAs) or an SD card. The camera comes with an SD card but is a dummy. I guess it's so you can see what you need to buy. If you don't have them handy, you can find them here on Amazon or your local retailer.

I'm curious about the nightlife in our garden. Soon I will share the photos so you can see the quality of the photos and the frolic.

The market is currently being flooded with trail cameras... and they're all kind of the same. I now have five in use and I see the problem with this model that the stored date is apparently forgotten when the batteries are empty and has to be reset accordingly. So it depends on the battery life. Only 4 batteries have to be installed here - the running time is again sufficiently long due to the mono flash.
In my experience, the quality of the photos and videos is in the upper middle class - the quality of the night photos with a presentably good illumination is even exceptionally good.

I'm not a hunter that needs this to plan my next hunting expedition into the wild woods. Rather, I live in the country and there are things hanging around in my yard after dark. First, it was the noises....then something got into the trash bin and ate the cornstarch packing peanuts (wth????). Couldn't keep making assumptions or asking the neighbors if they saw anything. A trail camera was what I wanted. I feel the need to point out up front that this trail camera should not be confused with a security camera. While both begin recording when movement is detected, this trail camera does not connect to your phone or computer to give you live feed. There are trail cameras on the market that can do this but this model by K&F Concept is simpler. Simpler is exactly what I wanted.

I choose the Camo B color because I thought it would blend in best with the tree I had in mind. And it does. My husband mounted it on the trunk of a tree situated to give the best chance of discovering what is prowling around our yard at nights. When he was finished, I had to walk around the tree before I saw it. This camo works well. Hoping if I have trouble seeing it, the wild creatures won't be startled by it. There are 4 color designs to choose from so it should be easy to disguise the camera in your situation.

The camera comes with a small booklet of instructions as well as a considerably smaller pamphlet as a Quick Start Guide. Both are easy to follow and include plenty of diagrams to show what to do. Set up was simple and fast. Now comes the longer part: waiting for the wild beast to return.

I recommend this trail cam for those who want a simpler device. It doesn't have lots of bells and whistles but it will do what you want if discovering what is getting in your trash cans, garden or yard is your goal.

One thing I do need to point out. It doesn't come with batteries (you'll need 4 AA's) or an SD card. The camera comes with an SD card but it's a dummy. I'm guessing it's so you can see what you need to purchase. If you don't have them on hand, you can find them here on Amazon or a merchant of your choice.

I'm anxious to see the night life in our yard. Soon, I'll share the photos so you can see the quality of the photos and what's been prowling around.

Campark Trail Game Camera 14MP 1080P Waterproof Hunting Scouting Cam for Wildlife Monitoring with 120°Detecting Range Night Vision 2.4" LCD IR LEDs
I have been using trail/game cameras for over six years and this one has excellent features and performance for the price as of this writing 62$ . Most important to me is sensitivity and high quality imagery and video and the quality of 14MP imagery and 1080 and 720 video is impressive. The most important workload feature to me is the live image preview and media review - this used to be unheard of at this price point. I have paid 150 and 180 for cameras that didn't have this feature. It is so much better to see exactly what area you are going to capture and what you have captured so far without removing the camera or the disk to check the media in the computer. I have taken hundreds of images and several hundred 1 minute videos while testing this on a single set of batteries so am impressed with battery life. Trigger sensitivity has been quite good with the side sensors and the highest setting you can catch the animal in action just as they enter the frame - see the picture attached of just the nose of an elk triggering and the head of a squirrel then they jump into action. I use these cameras to get close ups of birds and small mammals as well as large game and can get clear video and triggers on birds as small as chickadees. Minimum focus distance is about 24 inches so if you put the subject closer than that it will naturally be a little out of focus so account for that in your shoot layout all cameras have that issue you can't get too close and be in focus. Another nice feature is a mounting bracket for a permanent installation which would be useful for home security monitoring applications. I triggered on myself many times walking around so I'm sure it would be good for monitoring trespassing and suspicious activity at least 50 to 75 feet away. The IR night lights are very bright. I made a comprehensive video review on YouTube if you want to see that just search CamPark 14MP Trail Camera Test and look for the one with a big elk on the thumbnail.