This is the fifth trail cam I own, so I have some experience with different versions. This one has probably the best instruction manual I've ever seen - not only is it a good size and the print is big enough to be read without a magnifying glass, it's well written too. But even then the manual is hardly needed - I adjusted most of the settings on the camera after inserting the battery and memory card without having to read the manual, except for a few settings (to make sure I knew what they mean ).

It takes very good photos and videos - I've posted examples of both. It hasn't triggered the detector yet during the night. But even at medium sensitivity during the day, a cat was caught walking by about 20-25 feet from the camera. I have some other cameras that sometimes don't trigger as reliably when a human walks by. So good marks for the sensitivity and clarity of photos and videos - at least in the light. The microphone on this camera might not be as sensitive as on some others, but then again it doesn't seem to pick up any significant wind noise either - which I think is a good thing. Just note that you might need to turn up the volume if you're looking for things that aren't too close to the camera.

Similar to other cameras of this type, I set it to take 3 photos and then videos. And in that kind of setup, it takes the photos first and THEN starts recording. So if you want to capture more on video and sooner, snap a photo and then video, or just set it to video. I've added a photo and video showing when the photo was first taken and you can see how the video later started (assuming there were two photos in between). But the detector triggering seems to be fairly early and works well.

With that in mind, and helpfully, this camera didn't stumble every time the wind blew the leaves off trees like it has with another camera I have. So this one has - so far at least - only recorded people and animals walking, not every movement that happens to take place in the picture, which is nice. Then I don't have to search through hundreds of photos and videos of "Leaves are moving on the trees" to find the ones that say something important.

I don't have any infrared photos or videos yet - I was hoping to catch coyotes/pheasants/possums/rabbits as we allow them to come through our property in other areas. I haven't had any luck yet but if/when I have any I will post and update the review to include that experience.

Very good camera so far. Time will tell how it performs in heavier weather conditions and in the infrared.

I was surprised at first when unpacking. The camera is maybe half the size of traditional wildlife cameras. Therefore only 4 of the otherwise usual 8-10 batteries go in. The running time is therefore of course more limited, but not in such a way that you need new batteries there every week. A battery system would of course have been nice. The batteries are also open in the housing. Other cameras have a cover in front of this.
A 64GB SD card is included.

Anyone who has had or has a wildlife camera will quickly find their way around the menu. First set the German menu language and then there are the usual options here. Whether you only want photos or also videos, what is the reaction sensitivity, whether monitoring is only at a certain time, whether with or without sound, date, time, etc. The quality of the pictures (we actually only value

the night shots) are very good good. The recorded animals were easy to recognize. Nothing was fogged up either, but I don't think there was any weather for it either (or it didn't trigger there, which can also be the case).
Raccoon, cats, hedgehogs. Everything wonderful on it.

Of course, this wildlife camera also suffers from the usual "late release". This means that the video is usually only available when the animal has already walked halfway through the picture. Sometimes you can't even see anything on the video.
In the near range, the image is also very blurry. A robin was about 50 cm in front of the lens and was just out of focus. It doesn't really have to be.

In addition, I find the tinyness of the camera quite interesting, because you can hide it really well.
The image quality at night is very good. The night vision also extends a few meters, so that you can continue to observe animals quite well.
The instructions are in German and explained in a way that is easy to understand, without "translation robots".

Overall, I'm satisfied with the camera, but thanks to the small battery capacity, it's only suitable for "close-to-home" use. The size of the camera is great as it is so easy to hide. We have the color "bark", which fits very well into the landscape. We have it standing on a natural stone, so it can hardly be seen.

Robust and optically very nice small game camera with the external dimensions of approx. 12cm high and 9cm wide. First impression is very positive, processing clean and optically very suitable in the autumn forest.

If you open the camera through the two clamps on the right, you can fold the cover forward. When open, the battery compartment for 4 type AA batteries and the 2-inch monitor is on the left, as well as the control buttons on the right and left of the monitor. The supplied 64GB SD card is inserted under the monitor.

A German instruction manual is included, which is well described. The menu navigation of the camera can also be set to German and then you don't really need the instructions.

The quality of the recordings is very good and also easy to view on the monitor. All in all a very good and also small wild camera that has a good recording quality and a very well camouflaged housing.

At first I was disappointed that my old wildlife camera fell victim to a thief.
Now I'm almost happy, because that was the reason that I bought this now.

What can I say - a difference like day and night:
The wildlife camera delivers clear images, triggers sufficiently quickly and can really be used in everyday life.
Since pictures say more than 1000 words, please look at the 3 photos of the dog walking by.

Everything you need is included with the camera. Also a 64GB SD card. Requires 4 or 8 AA batteries.
A very detailed German manual with many pictures completes the whole thing and makes the first setup really child's play, even for the inexperienced.

The camera has now survived several heavy thunderstorms without damage and this time I attached it to a tree with the strap, high and at a slight angle.

I am completely satisfied and I wanted to say that. The price is extremely fair.
There are cheaper ones, but the recording quality and response time here is better.

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.

Scope of delivery
1 game camera
1 64 GB SD memory card
1 fastening strap
1 mini-USB cable
1 operating instructions (German)

Not included in the scope of delivery
4 AA batteries

The plastic housing is printed with a camouflage pattern in order to optimally adapt to the environment in nature. Of course, the camera is splash-proof so that it can be attached to any desired outdoor location without hesitation. All in all, the camera makes a good impression, the material is well made and seems quite robust, and the pictures are also satisfactory.

The menu navigation is pretty simple, almost self-explanatory, and if you want to test the camera right away, the included quick-start guide is sufficient. Both videos and photos can be recorded, and recordings at night are of course also possible. The images are also okay, and since the shutter release time is 0.2 seconds according to the manufacturer, no "visitor" will be missed again that quickly. The camera is ideal if you want to observe what is going on in your home garden. There can be a few surprises, for example if you suddenly discover a fox in the pictures. The photos can be viewed directly on the device or, of course, transferred elsewhere using a cable or memory card.

Price/performance
The price of A$125.99 is relatively high, because there are already significantly cheaper models with a comparable quality.

Conclusion
Overall, however, the game camera is a recommendable product for which I give 4/5 stars. I deduct 1 for the high price.

This is a very good backup camera. Setup is very quick and easy. There are many options for image and video adjustment, which I really like. The deer in the night image is obviously very close, so I would expect the image to be a bit washed out. After traveling for 2 days and taking 25 pictures and videos, the batteries are still fully charged. I couldn't upload videos due to the size of the files. I am very happy with this trail camera

The shipping was fast and sustainable, ie without excessive packaging material. The shipping was also very safe, because the camera came to me undamaged and undamaged.

Material and workmanship are solid and robust and that speaks for a long product life. Due to the camouflage pattern design, the camera is not so noticeable in nature. It is of course also waterproof. You can record both videos and photos and also take night shots. The picture quality is very good and meets my needs.

We have a very large garden near the forest, so that we can see which animals come to our property. That's very interesting. Overall, I am very satisfied with this camera and am happy to give 5 happy stars.

I hope my review was helpful to you.

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.

There are much higher resolution cameras on the market. If you're looking for the best picture quality you can get, then keep buying. *When* you want to use it to scout a trail, service shy wildlife, or service nasty invaders from invaders, this little piece is easy to position and hide. It fits in one hand, can be strapped into the brush and hidden well.

The built-in LCD screen is great for checking your files on the spot when you do that. Personally, I quickly switch SD cards and edit the photos/videos on my computer.

I installed lithium batteries in July and it's the end of October and the battery level is still almost full.