ACROMA4K (10FPS) Trail Camera 48MP HD Hunting Camera, IP66 Waterproof, 940nm No Glow Night Vision, 2.4” LCD Screen, 0.2s Trigger Time and 120° Wide Len, Perfect for Hunting, Wildlife Monitoring

Camera takes fairly decent shots and videos during both day and night operations. Comparable to any similar Bushnell or other mainstream brand I have used.Main issue I have with this unit is the instructions are pretty much terrible. Doesn't go into the different modes/triggers etc. So you end up having to do a lot of trial and error set up guessing initially.

Solid trail camera for the price. Image quality is pretty nice, and the motion sensor seems to work well.Using it could be a little easier but my only small-ish gripe is that it requires traditional AA batteries (I'm used to everything being rechargeable).Cool for spotting wildlife on the trail, or even in the back yard.

This product did not work right out of the box, and unfortunately we did not test it before the return date expired. Tried good batteries 2 times, unit did not turn on. Would NOT recommend this product.

Not bad for the price. Gets the job done.

Got it to work with a lot of playing around with it. No way to delete photos or videos with the camera without erasing the whole SD card.

The media could not be loaded.  It took me a while to review this because I had to find the right place to put it. The first couple of locations I tried did not yield many results, but once I found where the animals were actually passing by regularly I got a bunch of great pictures and videos. Image quality isn't going to rival a high end camera or anything, but pictures and video are plenty clear enough to see what's going on. Night vision is obviously lower quality, but again you can easily see what's going on even in pitch blackness.The one complaint I have is that the included strap is too short. I wasn't able to mount this to any of the larger trees in my woods, which limited my options for placement. It also meant I had it mounted to a tree that swayed significantly in the wind, which seems to have resulted in a few bogus activations of the camera. That said, it's easy enough to replace the strap with a longer one and if you do that then this is a great trail camera.

The media could not be loaded.  la camara dejo de funcionar, la tenia guardad quise usar y ya no ensiende, el tecnico en elctronica que la reviso me dice que esta dañado un componente que fraude fue comprar esto,

I like that this device has sensors that let in know of the APPROACH of a target allowing for quick accurate activation.Rachargable batteries would be a nice touch, but a gazillion AA's gets the job done. (8 actually)Quick mount/dismount is a nice feature, you don't have to unstrap it from the tree, just unclip.

easy to install

I like the features of this camera but the requirement for AA batteries seems outdated. I know it would move the price point upwards but a rechargeable battery that filled the space for the AA batteries would last a good long time between charges.The battery compartment is a bit tricky to pull open with the tab as well.However, the device is relatively easy to set up and navigate and the supplied 32 GB memory card holds a lot of pictures or video. The video and picture quality are good for the price point.The seal appears to be well made and the latches should keep enough pressure on it to keep it weather tight.The strap will hold it in place well around a tree, fence post or other solid object.

The quality of the dash cam feels fantastic and weatherproof. I love how there is a screen built-in so you can see what the camera sees. It does take 8 AA batteries. There is a micro-USB port, but that's just for extracting files. It does provide you with a 32 GB micro SD card as well, so I think the USB port is overkill. Definitely a water/weatherproof build and comes with straps and a built-in 1/4" tripod mount.The camera quality is where I knock it down a couple of stars. Firstly, it's 4K resolution but its clarity is mediocre. It's like a blown up version of a smaller resolution. It definitely looks more clear with a monitor that is small, so they an squeeze in more pixels per inch. In video mode, it is better in image quality but of course you run the risk of battery drainage and filling up the SD card. Overall, it's cheap but you do get what you pay for.

This is quite a nice trail camera as it is packed full with various features. I really like that you can view footage straight from the device as there is a colour screen on the inside with various buttons below it. Viewing photos or footage seems like an obvious feature to have when you are out in the bush but I didn't expect that for some reason.... Anyways, I digress, but I must say it was pleasant to find out it had that. The device looks and feels fairly solid. The two latches on the side really keep this device sealed up and waterproof which I think is great. I also like that it has one frontal sensor and two peripheral sensors in order to maximize the chance of taking a good picture. As for the camera itself, it has a good resolution for day time as well as nighttime usage. Basically, whatever trips the sensors will get a picture taken of and not be a blurry mess.. It also lets you take videos too. And from what I understand, you can do both; photos and videos at the same time. There are a number of settings that can be adjusted on this camera to meet your preferences. This camera is mounted to some object via the included straps which I think is great as it makes it easier to mount/dismount. Included in the package is a 32GB micro SD card, a manual, straps and some other things. Even though this thing takes a boatload of batteries, I expect it to last a long time. When I say boatload, I mean that it can accommodate up to eight, AA batteries. That's kind of the bad news, but the good news is that you can use four, AA batteries but it probably won't last as long. Anyways, I don't plan on wasting eight, AA batteries just to see how long this device functions before the batteries die. Lets just say I expect it to last a long time.It also accommodates external power through a port which means you can power it via a receptacle and essentially run this thing year round. The included manual within the package is in English and is easy to follow and understand. I very much like this trail camera and for that reason I would recommend it.Update: I also want to say is that for some reason my device is finicky with batteries. Oddly, it won't turn on if there are eight batteries but will if there are only four, AA batteries. So if you are wondering why it won't turn on, then I suggest to play around with the batteries first as you might be able to troubleshoot it that way. Cheers.

This trial 4k camera has the full package, including a microSD card, strap mount, micro USB cable. The camera is pre-mounted on a plastic rack that can be used in conjunction with the strap. It is nice that this camera is using micro-sd card and provided one, as I had other ones that need to use SD card. The camera also has multiple motion sensors at the front. Has a night vision sensor.The limitations are that the mounting options are a bit lacking, however it does have a tripod mount point at the bottom. A major issue is that it says you need to use 1.5v batteries and cannot use rechargeable 1.2v versions. I unfortunately don't have those and only have a lot of rechargeable batteries. It apparently works with rechargeables and can power on --- I don't know why you cannot use them, maybe there's a downside to that.Another issue is the battery compartment is extremely difficult to open and I am afraid having to pry it too many times will damage the cover.The image quality is not really 4k but blown up to be 4k file format.It is still above average as I have experience with a similar product being inferior. Will update if it passes more testing.