GardePro A3S Wildlife Camera, 64MP 1296p, Trail Camera with H.264 Video, Next-Gen Imaging Technology, 100ft No Glow Night Vision, 0.1s Trigger Speed Motion Activated, Camera Traps for Garden

The media could not be loaded. This camera is fantastic. I was initially worried that the photo quality might be lacking, but I can confidently say now that this camera produces breathtaking results.I installed this camera on the rainiest, stormiest, windiest weeks in months, and yet it has held up solidly, and shows no signs of water ingress.Video quality is high, and the highly customisable settings allow you to optimise your experience depending on what you’re looking for. Make sure to read the manual prior to use to understand the full range of settings.Animals appear to pay it no mind, in both day and night, and I’ve already had fantastic results.Battery life is good. So far been going for two weeks with no issues.Brilliant, easy to set up camera. I’ve never written an Amazon review before, but I felt like this camera deserved it! Highly recommend.

This has been working well for many months. Image quality is good and captures quite distant movement thus covering most of our back gardenNight-time funtioning is also good. Small animals trigger it , plus cats !!!

It's compact and appears to be waterproof. I bought a mini tripod to go with it and as its quite low to the ground, it hasn't fallen over in the wind. It does go through batteries at quite a rate, especially if you want a half decent image. It won't purely stick to videos.. keeps doing videos and photos and that's not what it's been set up on. It's definitely on videos only. It's lovely to see the animals at night and the pictures in the day are very clear. Always turn off when not in use though... save batteries. It suggested not having rechargeable ones as they don't give enough power, but think I will try as spending a lot on batteries. It's also very easy to put the sd card in the computer and view that way. I'd say I'm glad I got £20 off as still quite expensive at £80.

Bought the camera last year to see what was visiting our garden. Turned out it was hedgehogs, moved the camera about to see where they were going in and out of our garden but took the camera in when the weather got colder. Fast forward to March this year and decided to see if they were active and sure enough they were. Decided to invest in a feeding station that was covered and had two entrances that were cat deterrent, the camera revealed straight away it they were not and aided in efforts to make it cat proof. Once the hedgehogs started to use it regularly the number of pictures and videos increased to the point where batteries were being used about every 3 to 4 weeks. As a solar panel for this camera was quite expensive I decided to upgrade to some other make of camera one with a built in solar panel 4k video higher definition photos and low glow infrared with more light output for the higher definition lens. First night with the new camera no hedgehogs but all the food gone, used gardepro camera to cover the same spot as well next night, gardepro 9 videos new camera 2, subsequent nights proved the same but often new camera not able to get anything at all apart from photos of cats visting. The other major difference that became apparent was the difference in range of the cameras illuminated area, the gardepro is much more even whereas the other camera is more torch like with less visible range. The gardepro is very good at detecting the hedgehogs and the sound it captures is very good, we can hear the hogs crunching away in the feeding station which is 5 metres away quite easily as well as capturing the other noises they make. The view angle of 63 degrees is good for our small garden, the other camera was 120 degrees, so better quality but smaller image is not a great advantage. Needless to say the other camera was returned as is wasn't able to capture the hedgehogs and wasn't as sensitive to movement, the sensor may have been not up to the standard it should have been but the images and videos were not as good overall. The nighttime photos the gardepro produce aren't that good but the video performance more than makes up for that as does its ability to detect things in the garden and the sound it records. I have purchased a compatible solar panel with battery to run the feeding station camera and have just purchased another gardepro a3s to be my roving night camera based on its nighttime performance. The daylight photos and videos are very good but it excels at nighttime so for my requirements it is ideal.

So there are various settings like exposure suppression I still need to play with.Night vision catches cat prowling and was well impressed with that. It really looks good at 2k, very detailed night vision. Was very surprised given cost. I think it even has temperature as far as remember, which is encoded on video and show up on video.Got some nice imagery of magpies as well already. Takes 8 *aa batteries and a SD card. All in all I like it, and cant go wrong at price range really. Be a worthy trail camera if you do hunting as sport as well.