I gave this to my husband as a Christmas gift. Easy to set up and access the photo card to view indoors. We’ve enjoyed seeing all the wildlife visiting our bird feeders. Even got a good laugh at the neighbor dancing in her yard over by our property line. Read more

la camera ne prend pas de photos je veu un code de retour j utilise la camera pour la chasse et elle vien juste de commancer la raison pour la quel je n est pas utiliser avant Read more

This is the fifth trail camera I have owned, and so far, it is also the best. I first owned a Bushnell Trophy Cam HD that I found at a tag sale. It worked well, and image quality and audio was good, but there was no viewing screen, which meant checking and adjusting new placement more time-consuming. I chose the Bushnell Core S-4K no glow camera this time based on reviews and best trail cam lists. I love the camouflaged casing. The gray blends in better with the trees on my property, many of which are oak. This model does have a viewing screen, so positioning is easy. You can also view captures on the screen, although I remove the SD card and look at videos on my computer. Programming was easy and well explained in the instruction manual. I wish the timestamp could be am/pm and not just 24-hour, but that is a minor issue. What I am most thrilled about with this model is the picture clarity. I use my trail cameras to view the wildlife on my property, so the video quality is critical for me. Everyone has commented on the improved clarity compared to my other cameras. An added bonus is the hybrid mode option. When this is selected, the camera takes a certain number of pictures (determined by the user) and then starts video. I have found that it is more likely to capture an animal moving quickly through the area, which is often the case with coyotes and bobcats, for example. in short, this camera gets high marks from me for picture quality, ease of use, and appearance. Read more

Very good results. Well made and easy to set up. Read more

Picks up a moth reflecting the IR at 3 feet, but doesn't pick up the obvious squirrel or raccoon at 5 feet. Completely pointless as trail cam. The fact that it has no FOV setting is fairly incredible, too. How does a GardePro have a better feature set than a twice-as-expensive Bushnell? Read more