DEATTI Trail Camera 48MP 4K Game Camera with 8 Batteries 32G SD Card,WiFi Bluetooth Connection,Trail Cameras with Night Vison Motion Activated Waterproof for Wildlife Deer Outdoor 0.1s Trigger Time

We got this to view the coyotes and other wildlife in our yard. Easy setup and it works! The picture is very clear! Waterproof, Durable and a good product for the price. *might need a different sd card, ours did, but that's no big deal.

This trail camera is incredibly easy to set up and connect to a phone, making it user-friendly right out of the box. It comes with batteries and an SD card, so there’s no need for extra purchases to get started. The picture and video quality are excellent, capturing clear and detailed images. Overall, the setup process is simple, and the camera performs well, making it a great choice. I’m impressed with its features and will likely be buying another one.

The media could not be loaded. First of all, I love the picture quality (day & night) that I was able to capture with the Deatti Trail Cam DET-T4 (see examples attached). I especially like the fact that it comes with WiFi & bluetooth capability as it makes down loading pics to smartphone so easy. It was fairly easy to install & use app software on phone and to interface with trail cam. Only downside to product is that battery life is about only 2-3 days if you set it to take pics all night and you have lots of deer. I literally had over a 1000 pics and videos to download and review, but I got some pretty awesome shots.All in all, it’s the best trail cam I’ve used so far and highly recommend to anyone looking for affordable device.

Easy to set up and install. Takes a minute to connect camera to app but pictures and video are good quality. Haven’t captured any activity at night but daytime stuff is great. Happy with quality and price.

Camera was easy to set up an has good overall pics both day & night! The batteries have lasted over 2 months. We like that we can change the sensitivity of the motion as it’s in the woods the wind was blowing leaves and recording but since changing this feature much better!

This is SUPER cheaply made. I purchased a couple of trail cameras (different manufacturers) to put up in my trees. When I got this one, I was going off the images that showed the color of the camera (I wanted it to match, not stand out like a sore thumb), and it looks exactly like the pictures. So at first glance, I was pleased. However, upon opening the box and removing the user manual (gotta make sure I do the initial setup correctly), I began noticing "issues".When I purchase products, I expect if coming from a majority of companies that do manufacturing, I expect a reasonable about of expectations. For instance, manuals should be worded proper. Not everyone is inclined to being naturally able to setup equipment, especially digital equipment. (DON'T JUST ME, just hear me out as I am very good at setting up these types of things. I don't & was never rushing the setup process) So it starts off saying "insert 4 or 8 aa batteries". Um, huh?! So I grab 8 new batteries, just in case. (already losing confidence in this.. BUT, maybe this is one of those manuals that "apply to several releases of this mfr's cameras". I'll continue) I follow the manual and see MANY errors in grammar, losing more faith.. And then the cheapy, flimsy battery housing tray. NIGHTMARE. It has notches that stop the tray twice before fully removing from the camera unit. I get to the last row which holds the final 2 batteries, and the tray pops out & the last 2 batteries fly out of my hands (I was more concerned about NOT dropping anything that was part of the camera. Still can't find 1/2 batteries). Once I reached this point, I realized if this thing is going to be THIS big of a pain to just get the batteries installed (God forbid the day it needs to all be replaced), I finally say I have had enough.There's that joke "how many blondes to screw in a light bulb", well I'm NOT okay with feeling duped by a plastic battery tray. And I surely have NO DESIRE to keep this & wait to do the "replace the old batteries with fresh new ones", so thank you for a cute looking camera (only the front half is that Grey camo print. The back half is a sand brown), and while the Grey camo design matches my trees perfectly, I do not wish to be tasked with the future battery change nightmare that I know will be waiting if I keep this. Cute looking, but not practical for someone like me.You will get what you pay for with this, but you will also be asked to download an app to access the images. Sure, that doesn't sound so bad EXCEPT the app the company wants you to download on your phone asks you to enable BOTH Bluetooth as well as your GPS. But wait, here's the best part, they also want you to configure the app on our phone to "allow app to access your location even when app is not in use". Hmm.. Phones technically already have trackers built-in to them, but now I need to download an app that can track me around town or while I'm traveling? Yeah, no thanks!! A+ for effort with regard to the app you need to put on your phone if you want to use your phone to access the camera. I see where this is going before leaving the station! Not happening! Everything is right back in the box as it came & going right back.So if you want a cheap camera that might/might not work (depending on the signal on your phone or computer) that is created by a company who runs an app that will track your phone's every move regardless if you're looking at the cameras pictures & has THE WORST battery holding tray next to that board game "Operation", then this is a well rounded camera for you. But if you want none of these, get a different mfr's camera. Spare yourself the nightmare of needing to replace the batteries & being tracked (with your permission that is) on your phone by who knows who even when you're not checking your trail camera. You get what you pay for!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this trail camera looking for something that wasn’t too cheap but also didn’t break the bank, and I’m happy to say it’s the perfect balance of price and quality. The camera captures clear photos and videos, even at night, and the motion detection is reliable. (See video of a well fed rat get trapped in our chicken coop) Setup was straightforward, and the battery life has been solid so far.If you’re looking for a trail cam that gets the job done without spending a fortune, this is a great option!

Great camera, and easy to set up. Free app to view your videos/pictures. The app works about 30' aways and no need to change out SD card, just open the app and view all your videos/pictures from a distance and no need to disturb the area needlessly. Buy it you wont be sorry. Good pic and videos. motion goes out far.