Victure Trail Game Camera 16MP 1080HD Night Vision Motion Activated with Upgrade Waterproof Design 38Pcs No Glow IR LEDs for Hunting and Wildlife Watching

This camera is working just as I wanted it to. I'm getting lots of pictures of the backyard critters. At first I wasn't getting many pictures but adjusted the PIR interval to a more frequent setting and now getting plenty of pictures. The menu settings are easy to adjust. I like the long mounting strap which allows for mounting to large trees. I have had the camera outside since I bought it and during several rainy days and the camera has been dry inside every time I open it. I haven't used the USB cable as I just remove the SD card and insert it into my laptop for viewing/managing images. I have 8 AA alkaline batteries in the camera so far seem to be holding up fine. I'm enjoying the camera and would recommend it.

UPDATE 03/01/2020Moved my rating up to 3 stars. Credit to the customer service person who remained persistent until I was happier. Turns out (it seems) that the camera will not function with ANY micro SD card and adapter - it requires a standard size SD card. The camera finally functions! If SO much trouble-shooting would not have been required I would certainly have given the camera a higher rating.UPDATE (02/13/2020):I've dropped my rating to one star.Amazon replaced the faulty camera with a new one - and it has the same issue, giving a false "Memory card missing" error message. Turns out the only way I could get the camera to recognize the card was to hold the card in further with my finger - but the second that I removed the pressure the camera lost contact with the card and shut down. So I have to decide if i want to use tape (or something) to make this camera work - or return it and look for cameras made by anyone BUT Victure.Original Review:I'm going to give this camera one more try - I've just begun the replacement process with Amazon.The one I received kept giving me an error message, "SD Card Missing," no matter what I tried. I switched from a Sandisk card to a Kingston one, I tried different storage capacities, I reformatted the cards to be sure they were FAT32 (which is the format the camera requires). I contacted the company's customer support via email, and the response I got was simply a restatement of what was in the instruction booklet.If the replacement functions, I'll revise this review.By the way - I would NOT recommend being as optimistic as I was. Try the camera out BEFORE you trek into the woods and discover there are issues ;)

Very easy to set up. It was so sensitive it noticed the shadow from us walking behind it when on high. I like the temperature showing. It feels sturdy. The photos I shared are unedited so you can see how clear they are, really the quality speaks for itself.

I use this camera to capture wildlife activities and general surveillance in my backyard. The container has parts as shown in the picture. It uses 8 AA batteries. It requires a 32 GB Kingston or Sandisk Class 10 SD card. I bought the Kingston one from Amazon as an Add-on for $4.82. The new SD card is already formatted. It is very easy to setup if you choose the default setting. Just put in batteries and the SD card, then turn the switch button from OFF to TEST. Set language as English and set the time and date, then turn the switch from TEST to ON. You are ready to roll. The picture quality in the daytime is good. At night, it has IR night vision which records black & white pictures.By using default setting, the first 2 days it recorded 0.2 GB of photos, each photos is about 500KB. At that time, plenty of battery power was left. The 3rd day, I tried advanced setting by change Mode from default “Photo” to “Photo & Video”, and changed Video Length from default “10 seconds” to “5 seconds” . Next morning, I found the Energizer AA battery power is completely drained. It had recorded 1.9 GB of photos and videos. The instruction book said: “Take Videos at night will consume lots of energy of batteries as the IR LEDs need to flash at night to provide light to work.” I did not see any flash light in the yard so it must be invisible flash. I think every trail camera will consume lots of energy at night if recording Videos.Only one drag I think is the DC-IN transformer is not included. It requires a 6V/2A transformer. I was also puzzled by this because 8 AA batteries equal to 1.5 x 8 = 12 V.Overall, it is a nice trail camera.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Purchased this as a second camera. The setup only took about 10 minutes or less to have it ready for the woods. I put the camera up on my neighbors property to see how it would work before taking it to the club. The pictures are great! Night vision works very well. Pictures from the camera were excellent quality. I recommend this camera for anyone looking for a easy setup and quality pictures.

Much easier to set up than most. Haven't checked pics yet? So unknown on quality of pics but the manual is good and I didn't know this but you can view the pics direct from the camera itself! Genious! The only thing I wish it had was a DC plug cord. The outlet is there and it comes with a USB cable but would have liked the DC cable too. I recommend!!

This camera takes great photos and video both in daylight and at night. The menu driven setup is straightforward and the user manual is clear in describing the functions. The camera is well made and robust. The provisions for mounting are nicely arranged on the back and bottom. The clamps holding the cover and battery compartment closed are well designed and durable and the seals are well placed to provide water resistance. The included fully adjustable semi permanent mount, 6 foot tree strap and USB cable complete the package.