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 little infrared viewer works great. It is on par with a smart phone camera, with the added benefit of infrared for low-light/no light situations. It has a camera resolution of 12mp and video of 1080p. The manual focusing lens is very easy to adjust and helps produce sharp images. Its 8x zoom function is not especially powerful, but thanks to its sharper focus I can live with that; these aren't binoculars or professional grade cameras after all. The viewer screen color change to green or purple is a quaint feature but not one I'm likely to use any time soon. This viewer is substantially smaller than my older one, and even if it can't zoom in as far as the older one, its resolution is better and its focus is sharper.

If you bought this for the headband/helmet mount, you are going to be disappointed. It has a limited field of vision and what you are looking at may seem very close but is in actuality about 3 feet away from you. Strapping these on and trying to walk around and use them as your primary vision source is just asking for an accident. It's also poorly balanced, forward heavy, and the viewer is only held onto its mount by a single screw. I would never use them like this. That being said, the included padded strap hooks easily onto the viewer via lobster claws and is fairly comfortable.

Lastly, the viewer comes with a charging cord, cleaning pad, a 32gb micro SD card, and a card reader/writer with USB-C and USB-A connectors. The USB-C charging port and SD card slot are located under a rubber cover on the underside of the viewer.

I'm overall impressed with this viewer. It's definitely a step up from my older viewer. So long as you know what you are getting into, you shouldn't be disappointed.

If you turn on the IR illuminator and turn off the viewer, you think the entire device is off...but the IR illuminator is still on!!!!! You can power the device with a power bank via a USB cable to carry less weight and ensure longer runtime.

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.

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.

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.

Strong construction, great magnification and clarity! And the smartphone viewer holder is great bonus that takes this to another level.

I like that you can control access to the trail camera screen with a password.