LONGSHOT Marksman 300-Yard Wireless UHD Target Camera System – Portable, Battery-Powered, Live Video Feed to Phone/Tablet, 9+ Hour Runtime, No Wi-Fi/Cell Service Required

This camera system exceeds expectation! Promises 300 yard viewing but mine works great out to at least 380 yards. Crystal clear at any range at or below that, looks like the target is 10 feet in front of you. Used as small as 17 cal in a black target and could see all holes. I've owned 2 other brands of target cams and sent back due to poor images and losing connection every 30 seconds, even at 100 yards. Customer service also very responsive and friendly when emailed or called. Great company and great products. Attached picture of 6mm groups at 380 yards in bright sun.

A lot better than using a spotting scope. Video quality is good and makes seeing .22lr holes in a black target a lot easier at 200 yards. There is only two minor issues with this system and that is video lag from camera to tablet/phone. The other issue from me giving it 5 stars is there is no onboard recording for the camera. It records directly to your tablet/phone.

Clear sharp picture and easy to set up. It worked with Android, IOS and Windows 10. My laptop needed a free app that runs Android apps. With that, the laptop worked fine with the LongShot. We had about 90 yds from the camera to the various viewers. Keeping track of shots so easily made the whole day much better. I'm very happy. My buddies liked it a lot.

What a great product! It’s easy to operate and really does the job when your too far from the target. Helps with sighting in all the way to tracking shot by shot, for adjustments.

I rarely write reviews but this time I felt it necessary in order to maybe help someone who is on the fence about purchasing this device. I love the concept and the features of this camera and when I first saw it listed on Amazon, I couldn't wait to get it, even though I thought it was a little overpriced. I wanted so bad for this thing to be great but it falls a little short in my opinion. So I actually purchased it a couple of months ago and yesterday I finally got around to going to the range and use it. The issue I had was that when I set it up at about 80 yds from the bench and squared it up with my target, at the default zoom the quality is great. However when I zoomed it in (which I had to do to actually see the holes in the target) just a little, the quality dropped so much I was unable to make out where the holes in the target were and this was while I was using my iPad Pro, not my phone. I was constantly having to ask the guy next to me, who didn't forget his spotting scope, to verify my shot placement. At default zoom, the picture was actually pretty crisp but if I had to enlarge the image at all it wasn't really out of focus or anything, it was more as if the image instantly turned low res and I just could not make out any detail. I can't say I was unable to make out every shot, but the majority of my shots yesterday I struggled to locate because I just could not tell where they were landing. The second issue I had was that it also has a terrible lag. It was taking about 3-4 seconds for the image to update once I shot. It was so bad, that I could shoot my rifle, then look at my ipad before the hole would appear, if I was lucky enough to make out where it hit at all. I found myself spending so much time looking for shot placement that I wasn't really enjoying the outing. My frustration got to the point where I eventually just gave up and went back home. I think, and it's just my personal opinion, that the wifi signal it generates to communicate with your viewing device, just wasn't strong enough. Again, normally I don't write reviews but I felt it was important this time because of the cost of this thing.

After my first trip to the range, I am impressed with this device. I have work to do to learn the system. But my first impression is the range is that it is well worth the money.My only issue at this point stems from my research into it. I think it is important enough to pass on.While shopping at MidwayUSA and a few others, I read that it came with an insurance policy in case you hit it with a bullet.What it states is that you have to buy the insurance, after you buy the camera system.The problem I am having with learning the system is there is no easy way to learn it on line. I am going back to LongShot to work on this.I was able to pick up the wifi on my tablet and my smartphone. Another surprise I had was I was about five yards behind my brother when he fired. The hole appeard on our screens before the sound hit my ears.This is very impressive.

My son shoots a ton and he loves this thing, set up was easy and works perfectly. Says it beats his spotting scope no contest.

Ive used this several times so far, what ive learned the back of the camera must face you, it cant be aiming away.Ive used this at 300 yards as it claims to support, and it really really struggles, the latency is very bad and it constantly loses connection, it does work, but is a headache, 100 yards it works fine, other reviewers claimed they've gotten 350 even up to 380 yards and it works, i dont see that happening for me.I really like the idea of the camera but it stuggles to do what it advertises to do, which is exactly why i bought it, for my 300 yard range.You may have better luck with 300 yards than me, or if you shoot 200-100 yards it should be amazing.Overall unless you already have a good spotting scope, and dont plan to shoot past 300 yards with this, I'd still recommend it.