Clean pic at night, good for wildlife etc. I purchased a pack of sd cards and an sd/iPhone converter and can see and store right on my phone. Been using for 6 months. 8 rechargeable batteries will last approx 2 weeks depending on how strong they are

My husband is a hunter, and has multiple trail cameras out in the woods. However, he has struggled with them sending him pictures and or the camera not getting good photos due to the angle. Most of the other trail cameras are over $100, not including the batteries or SD card. This camera came with 4 batteries (although it needed 8) and an SD card. It also had an LCD screen, so you can see the angle that the camera is facing which comes in handy if you don't live where you have your cameras hung, so you can see what direction the pictures will be taken when the camera is hung, rather than after the fact.

Will update the review once pictures are received from the camera and downloaded. So far, 5/5 stars for the features it has.

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 have 8 trail cameras, but I wanted to try the dual lens on this camera out to see if it would have a higher image quality than my other cameras. I was able to use 4 AA rechargeable Li-ion batteries in this camera instead of the recommended 8 AA Alkaline batteries that some of my other trail cameras require. That is great since they last at least a week, which is long enough for me to swap out the memory cards weekly in all of my trail cameras. It has same type of menu and wifi interface that my other cameras have so it was very easy to set up.

The sensitivity of this camera to pick up small animals is as good or better than my other trail cameras. It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity to a cell phone, but I never use that feature since it takes way too long to download all of the images and videos at the high resolution of 48MP and 4K.

This camera also came with 4 AA alkaline batteries and a 32GB SD card, which didn’t come with any of my other cameras. That makes it a good value.

This is my review of the K&F Concept Trail Camera

First of all I think it's a good average trail camera.

I've had it long enough to put it through its paces. It requires 4 AA batteries (not included) and uses an SD card to store the images (32GB card included).

The case opens with two sturdy snaps, giving you access to the battery compartment, SD card and controls. It also has a small LED screen where you can preview your photos and videos. It has some nice features like time lapse and restricts others to access the information with a password (recommended). There is a connector on the bottom that allows you to use an external power supply. However, this would be an additional purchase.

You can download the images directly from the device using the included USB cable, or you can remove the SD card and plug it directly into your computer card reader. I've used it in sunny and evening situations and the quality and focus of the images and videos are more than acceptable.

Aside from the obvious situations (security, wildlife) I've used it in a unique way, setting it up at the end of a 10k run and setting it to motion detection. As each participant walked by, the camera took a picture and it was time-stamped.

A nice camera with many uses.

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.

After too much research I went with this thing. It's awesome. Update the firmware the website tells you how. You download it and use Rufus to install it on the SD card. Backup your games before that though. Also upgrade SD cards just in case these are non brand SD cards they come with. Once I updated the firmware I was able to play God of War. Awesome little handheld I'm buying another one for my daughter

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.