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I've bought two of these cameras and both have been wonderful to have. I did have to return one for a warranty repair which SpyPoint handled without too much fuss. That camera was in direct sunlight and the last video it recorded showed 120 F (this wouldn't have been the air temp) on the camera's thermometer. I can only imagine how hot the camera actually got before failing. I don't fault the camera or the manufacturer, but I appreciated them honoring the warranty. I prefer the video quality of a Stealth Cam DS4KMAX just slightly over these, but... and this is a HUGE but... the SpyPoint's trigger is 100 times better than that camera. The Stealth Cam would only capture REALLY large animals... moose, deer, elk, etc. I don't know how, but the SpyPoint does an outstanding job of triggering on much smaller animals (down to weasels and rabbits) while avoiding a lot of high wind shots that an older camera struggled with. I'm actually on the fence about replacing my last Stealth Cam with one of these. I can't comment on the battery life since I build my own 12 volt battery/solar boxes and provide external 12 volt power, but the video quality is really good (again, I think the Stealth Cam is a little better) and the interface is easy to navigate. If you're looking for a camera with a good trigger and good quality video, this would be a good one to get.

Save your money. I received this for Christmas and have tried to use it in different areas of my property. It takes 8 double AA batteries and I have refilled the batteries 3 times now. When I load the photos into my computer I notice it takes multiple pictures of nothing over about a 4 day period and then the batteries are dead. I was excited when I notice a huge pile of moose droppings in front of the camera today only to find it totally missed the moose. Instead I had about 16 photos of my landscape then the batteries were dead. No trees moving in the photos, no wind visible to trigger it, just random photos of landscape and 1 dog. I called into their customer service to ask advice in case it was user error and after about 15 minutes on hold while he was “checking” I gave up. My land is full of wildlife. Moose, deer, coyotes…we see their scat all over. I tried 3 different areas, 24 batteries t and I think it is time to stop wasting my money and time. I got little from this camera and little from their customer service.

The videos captured by this camera have been good. The sound quality is too. I'm pleased with the results. However, I am THRILLED to share that this camera survived being washed away during a major flood event. My co-worker just called to tell me that he found the camera caught on our boardwalk downstream from the beaver dam where it was posted and it still WORKS! There is no water inside of the casing. None of the Bushnell cameras we've used have survived water, which is frustrating for a place with wetlands in the name.

This trail camera is actually quite good! First off, the camera is very nicely made and doesn't feel cheap. The camera is pretty easy to setup and use. In the box you get everything you need minus the 8-AA batteries, but it does come with an SDcard (although, I would recommend a higher capacity card depending on how long you have this out there). It has a lot of mounting accessories and with those you can really put this just about anywhere. The overall quality of the images and videos is very nice - very clear and crisp both during the day and at night. There is a built in microphone and the audio quality is decent and what you would typically expect from a trail camera. Inside the camera there is an LED screen where you can access the settings and change everything to your liking. You cannot view your photos and videos on this screen. You will need to remove the SDcard and insert into a computer or card reader. This camera does not have built in Wi-Fi. This is a not a deal breaker, but could be if this is a feature you're looking for. You will have to go to the camera to see what videos/images were captured. For the price this is at, you can get other trail cameras with Wi-Fi, so this is the only down side I found so far. The battery life should last quite a few months, but this all depends on how much activity there is in front of the camera. It does do a good job putting the device to sleep when no activity is detected, therefore helping to conserve battery life. All things considered, this is a pretty nice trail camera (even without Wi-Fi) and it's an even better deal when there is an added coupon here on Amazon. I was actually quite impressed with the overall quality.

I would not have bought this if I’d known it will only record video for 20 seconds maximum time at night. That is pre-set and you cannot make it record longer. Doesn’t seem to be very sensitive to movement, either. I would not buy it again.

This is a very nice game camera and at a very nice price. I found it easy to setup and use. I bought two (2) of them.

Picture quality was excellent, especially in daylight. I would go out every morning and get the card and see what was on it. Then, after about 3 months, I'd bring in the card and there were NO pictures, but it was obvious wild game had been in front of the camera. I'd go out and put the card back in and noticed there was no power. Brought in the batteries and checked them with my Fluke meter. 1.1 vdc! All 8 of them. Put in brand new top of the line Duracells, and one week later the same thing, sucked the batteries right down in just over 6 days. Tried all the troubleshooting Spypoint suggests. Nothing has worked and there is no contact info in or on the box. DO NOT BUY!!!! No support whatsoever. Look for another brand.

I use this on our farm to detect deer, snakes, raccoons and virtually all other critters, 4 legged or 2. It has been reliable and takes very good pix.

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the 4K videos are amazing quality. The daylight videos and crisp and very bright. The nighttime video are very good. The only complaint would be is that there is no screen to check the videos on the camera. Maybe adding a screen would be too much, but how about telling the consumed memory space on the small screen on the camera.

This is my third Force-Pro camera. The best of the Spypoint range of cameras for taking video. The sound is clear and crisp. There is no dead sound like on other camera models. The images are very clear too. As much day as night. I recommend a high capacity SD card for videos. Otherwise with FHD with a 16g you get like less than 1 hours of video.

Takes great pictures even at night. Batteries hold up pretty good compare to my old unit, which this one replaced.

Very disappointed in this one. The video quality is decent, but there's clearly a smaller frame rate and the 1 minute max video just completely ruins so much for me. Even though it claims it will start another recording right away, it doesn't and some stuff will be lost. You won't be able to perfectly put 2 videos together because of this. Pointless. Will be trying a different brand next time.