I love this trail camera. It has been useful for my elk scouting. The solar charger makes it so much lower maintenance than other cameras. The quality of pictures is very good. Easy to set up and use.

This is a great Trail Camera with Solar Power! Picture quality, night vision, motion detection are all fantastic with great range. I did find the app to be a bit cumbersome but with some time playing with it I was able to figure everything out. Overall a really nice unit!

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.

We really like this trail cam. We've had several others in the past but so far this seems to be a little better than the others. The best is the solar feature. We used to be changing batteries (and a lot of them!) all the time but no more of that (what a savings!). The pictures seems to be of good quality and the wifi can be a convenient factor, too. It's nice to just go check what is on the card instead of having to bring it in. So far we are pleased with this trail cam.

I like that this trail camera is solar powered and does not require batteries, but batteries can be used if needed. Being solar powered, the camera would last longer than with just batteries alone. The video and audio is really clear. It has great night vision. It is compact and easy to use. This is perfect if you're camping and you want to see some wildlife up close. You'll be able to take pictures and videos of animals. This solar trail camera starts recording as soon as something comes in to view of the sensors. It has the camouflage color so it blends in with the surrounding trees. It comes with the mount and strap to go around the tree. This camera works straight out of box as it includes all the accessories, such as SD card. There is also an app that can be downloaded on the phone and you'll be able to see what the camera has recorded.

Love this trail camera super clear view and can operate with solar as well

This solar trail camera works great. Previous trail cameras I have owned have had two main drawbacks. 1) the camera would use disposable batteries extremely fast and 2) you would have to open the camera to review the photos (via the internal screen or pull the SD card to review the photos with another device).

Kentfaith camera resolves both of these issues.
Having a built in solar panel and internal battery is substantially better than relying solely on disposable batteries (although the camera also accomodates 4-AA batteries for low light situations). The camera also has wifi/bluetooth connectivity which is convenient so I dont have to open the device to review the photos. I can simply connect my phone via bluetooth/wifi to review the photos.

While historically, I use these type cameras for hunting, I tested this one for livestock and security uses. I attached the camera to my goat shed and then to my main entrance gate (for a better feel of what movement would set off the motion triggered funtions of the camera). The camera takes very clear close proximity photos (like the picture of my goat, Larry) and also takes very crisp pictures of vehicles/animals that come through the gate.

The photos and vidoes were downloaded directly from the camera via wifi with no modification or enhancement. I am very pleased with the clarity, resolution and color contrast of the photos/videos!

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.