Good little cameras fir the price.

Amazon advertises it with advanced PIR detection like my cellular cams but the box and manual make no mention of PIR and just refers to it as a motion sensor. I bought this camera for extra security and I wanted to like it since the design and compact size were unique compared to most trail cams and used less batteries but after trying multiple locations and angles it still takes +2000 pics per week of the sun/shade shifting across the landscape. It would capture some wildlife activity in the early mornings, evenings, and night, but the reliability is not as good as the Walmart Tasco��s about the same price that I use for security of our inherited property. I invested in solar cellular trailcams after repeated trespassing/burglaries with lack of law enforcement/no response despite multiple reports and pictures/videos of a well known local career criminal(s) that terrorized our family with little consequence even with dozens of charges including federal offenses and no recovery of the stolen property then rapidly released from jail after only 8 months instead of ��13 years��. The only other option I have for this camera is to put it in one of the buildings or the house so the only thing it can detect is an actual target of someone entering if they make it past the cell cams or my response time. Deer pictures from this camera, thieves from Tasco but recorded off a computer so the quality looks less but they��re about the same

nice camera for your money

It��s cheap and effective. I have used his camera for the last two weeks, and it��s still 100% charged.

They work well. I like the small size, great for watching your hotel room while you are out.

I have bought 4 of these. 1 has quit working.

The 20MP Mini Trail Cameras are a fantastic bargain considering the quality of the photos and up to 32 gb capacity image storage on separate SD card.
It takes videos or photos, but not both at the same time.

Pictures are sharp & clear, but night vision is limited by the illumination to around 30 feet without added lighting. It does not record sound, only images.
An SD Memory card must be purchased separately and installed for the trail camera to work. I used 8 gb cards then 32 gb cards, both work fine.

Videos are 10 seconds each, non-adjustable, but the time interval between taking videos is adjustable down to 5 seconds between videos, and in 5 second incements up to 60 seconds, and then 60 second intervals up to 600 seconds max. It's a decent security camera if animals are not your thing. Lights blink on when first turned on, then turn off and begin taking pictures without any glow at all. All trail cameras tend to get lens fog with wide temperature changes, so if that's a problem at night, apply some anti-fog liquid for camera lenses using a Q-tip swab.

Bought another double camera set. Pictures are awesome on our trails.

Great little cameras

I can't submit a low rating because I didnt get a chance to witness them working the spouse already said they would not be something he could use. They were the size he wanted but it didnt have a live feed just a memory card and we did away with camera long ago when smart phones came out

GREAT VALUE FOR THE MONEY, SUCKS HAVING TO CHANGE THE BATTERIES OUT AND SWAP THE SD CARD, BUT IT'S A LOT OF BANG FOR THE BUCK.

Great functioning cheap trail cameras. Runs off 6 AA batteries per camera which is the only negative about this camera but the batteries do seem to last a while.After having up for two month in my hunting spot, I came to see 894 photos tripped by various things. It has a hypersensitive motion detection which results in some non animal photos. The non visible infrared system makes it very discreet at night time which is a huge plus.

The videos shoot in short bursts which means for one scene that may mean multiple videos. Good quality imagery for an entry level camera. No abililty to view on camera itself and no cell phone pairing. The SD card must be pulled for viewing.

The cameras attach to trees by a pressure buckle and are fairly easy to set up. The color of the camera blends well with grey brown hue backgrounds. Overall very happy with this product and the price point they are set at.

So they're not bad, they're actually pretty decent. But they have some quirks. These are clearly some cheap Chinese version of a trail cam. They run on AA batteries, and use a full sized SD card. But they shoot some pretty decent quality videos and pictures! I can only seem to get black and white, I haven't yet figured out if you can get color from them, but you can definitely get some reliable footage one way or the other. You can only have it set to pictures or videos (I'm pretty sure, but maybe there's a way to do both.) The interface is interesting it's all on the front of the camera and the screen and buttons are just exposed to whoever wants to play with them, or the elements. As well as potential for the screen to light up if bumped. The sensitivity of the sensor and the consistency of activation are nice, and it works well. It's just odd to have a non-rechargeable, non-openable, AA ran, full sized SD card, with black and white only. It's just an odd combination of factors, plus the instructions in mandarin make me believe it's just because it's just different because they probably have different standards for trail cams in different regions. All in all, it's a pretty good set of cheap cameras! No major complaints. They could come with a little better straps, but not the worst in the world either. They're very easily vandalized, stolen, or messed with, so be careful not to use them in an area where that's a contributing factor, but for up near your tree stand, or in your yard, or in a very nice hidden spot, these might suffice for security or hunting. However, if you risk people finding it, taking it, or at least taking the SD card. They will find very little resistance, just a rubber cover for the SD card, and a very easy to remove strap.

These mini trail cameras are essentially wildlife spies. They are compact enough to remain hidden from wary deer while being powerful enough to capture crystal-clear footage at night. The no-glow infrared technology allows for discreet nighttime shots; however, the setup menus could be more user-friendly. Additionally, the waterproofing held up well during a rain test. I would give it 4 stars because figuring out the menus took longer than expected.

Decent quality trail cam. The video shows day & night views. Should have installed the camera higher off the ground so the grass glare didn't wash out the colors. Battery life has been decent with constant use for weeks and still has plenty of power.

This 2-pack of 20MP mini trail cameras aims to provide an affordable entry point into the world of wildlife monitoring and security surveillance. While it might not boast the top-of-the-line features of more expensive models, it offers a solid set of capabilities for its price point.

Pros:

Great Value for Money (Especially as a 2-Pack): The biggest selling point is undoubtedly the fact that you get two cameras for the price of what often amounts to one higher-end model. This allows you to cover a wider area, monitor multiple locations simultaneously, or have a backup in case of damage or theft. This is ideal for hobbyists or users with larger properties to monitor.
Decent Image and Video Quality: The 20MP stills and 1080P video are generally sufficient for identifying wildlife and capturing clear footage under good lighting conditions. While the image quality likely won't rival higher megapixel cameras, it's perfectly adequate for most monitoring purposes.
No Glow Infrared: The 940nm "no glow" infrared is a major plus. It means the cameras won't spook animals, and they are less likely to be detected by humans, making them suitable for covert surveillance. The 80ft illumination range is respectable, though performance will depend on the environment.
Motion Activated Trigger Speed: While not explicitly stating the trigger speed is a slight downer, most cameras in this price range have trigger speeds around 0.3 - 0.5s. This should be sufficient for capturing most wildlife activity, though faster-moving animals might be missed occasionally. (Might need to confirm this trigger speed with testing)
IP66 Waterproof Rating: The IP66 rating provides good protection against rain and dust, allowing you to confidently deploy these cameras outdoors in various weather conditions. This is essential for a trail camera.
Compact and Discreet: The "mini" size is a definite advantage. These cameras are easier to conceal, making them less likely to be stolen or disturbed by animals.
Ease of Use: Generally, these types of cameras are relatively easy to set up and operate, with straightforward menus and settings. Expect standard features like time-lapse, multi-shot mode, and adjustable sensitivity.

These trail cameras are nice for basic surveillance or scouting. They're easy to use,
and the picture quality is pretty good overall. They don't work well in the cold, and SD cards are not included.

These cameras are a good value for the money and the picture quality is good. I had a hard time with the sd card at first. It does not take a micro sd with adaptor, I had to use a regular size sd card and then everything worked perfect. I got these to put around my garden to see what is snacking on my vegatables.

Well they��re pretty good cameras for the price. The pictures are just OK, color is OK, and the flash lights up a decent size area at night. One downside is the camera trigger time seems a little slow and the delay time between pictures lowest setting is a rather long five seconds. Having one set up at about forty-five feet for a bluebird nest box, we have witnessed many birds on the box from the house, but no pictures were taken. While at the same time, pictures of cats, raccoons, and people all triggered it day and night. Depending on your use case it may be a good thing that birds won��t trigger pictures or maybe not a good thing. If you��re trying to bird watch it��s clearly no good.

The instructions are pretty good and they��re easy to set up. The controls on the front are easy to access without having to open a lid, even to change batteries or cards. They��re nice sized cameras to carry and hide on trees and other places. The strap is about six foot long and of OK quality. Another potential downside is there is no way to check the pictures in the field without a separate viewer. So it��s going to add cost to get one to use with your smartphone if you don��t already have one. Overall though, for the money they��re very usable.

I've been looking at the trail cam technology for these past couple years, as I have started hunting, and I was always a little disappointed with the way the technology was put into these things. And I'm not sure what the objective has been for the past several years, but this pair of trail cams is exactly the direction that they should be going in. They have made the form factor smaller than the average trail, cam, less batteries, and I hope that means they have gotten better power function out of the batteries for a hunting season. They worked pretty slick with your average memory cards and batteries fill up pretty fast as well. They come with straps and they are ready to go up on the trees as soon as you get batteries and cards into it. I only disappointment was that I couldn't program without a memory card in. Well, I haven't gotten them into the field to see what the deer up to yet. The pictures look good. The videos look good & you can set a delay so you don't get the same doe just coming a lot right back and forth if you want it to set it to shoot later then immediately. Great cameras for the money.

These are great little trail cameras. Very good picture quality. I will say the daytime sensor may not be sensitive enough because it still took black and white night-mode pictures in my fairly well lit home when I was testing it. But even those have great quality. It runs on 6 AA batteries each. I wish they were rechargeable. These are so compact it is perfect.