Covert Black Viper Camera 12 MP Mossy Oak Country Mossy Oak Break-up Country

I purchased this camera based on a recommendation from a friend as well as a customer service representative at Covert. Conclusion--don't ask that friend again for a recommendation or call Covert for advice. I have several 12MP Bushnell cameras that I've had for 3 years (still available for around $100) that take far superior pictures. The clarity and crispness of daylight pictures is average for a trail camera (lower quality than the Bushnell's I own though), but the night LED photos are terrible. They remind me in quality of trail camera night pictures of 10-15 years ago. Night photos are fuzzy, blurry, and simply poor overall quality. Trigger speed is fine, not much different than several other cameras I own. Insertion and removal of the SD card is also fine, like for several other cameras I own. I generally only take still pictures so I can't comment on the video aspects of the camera. This camera should sell in the $50 price range rather than closer to $125.

its ok. why a an on, off and setup switch? just making it on and off with a menu to navigate when on would be easier. I have used many trail cams over the years and Covert and Browning Spec Ops are the only ones that seem to make it through multiple harsh weather season after season.

battery life good, pictures great, programing, easy.