GardePro E5S Trail Camera, 64MP 1296p HD Video, Game Cameras with 100ft Night Vision Motion Activated Waterproof for Deer Wildlife Cam, Hunting

Yes the price is good and they do work. If you are reading this then i have good news for you the trail cameras are pretty reasonable and they do work pretty well. Pop in your own memory card and 8 AA batteries and run through the menu to set date time , what you want to record and put it where you want to monitor. The buttons are intuitive and easy to figure out you dont even need the manual. Comes with a quick strap so it can be put up on a pole , tree etc. i use it for photos because my memory cards are small and i record in loop to overwrite previous photos when memory runs out. Easy to use and great price.

Easy to use. Comes without batteries and SD card.

Gave it a 4 only because I've not set it out yet.Delivery was ahead of schedule. Packaged very nice. Very complete user manual. Appears to be designed and built very good. Many useful settings to select. Really like it and am looking forward to see performance in the field.

Very nice camera for the money, easy to use and set up, excellent picture quality.

For the price point, this camera takes very good pictures and videos. It doesn’t have cell phone capabilities. But I knew that going in. For the Hunter on a budget, these are the way to go.

This was my first-ever trail camera. It arrived quickly and was pretty easy to set up. The instructions are written well and were easy to follow. The exception to that is on the setup options with more levels, such as for the time zone, it didn't mention to press Menu to go back to the options list. Still, setup was easy by following the instruction manual. I used a 32 GB Sandisk SD card, and in the first night, 300 images and video took only a very small portion of the card. I had set the photo size setting to 24 MB, which results in images in the range of 3 to 6 MB each. Defaulting the video setting of 1080, each is about 10 MB. I set it to take 2 images and to also do video, so each capture consists of 2 jpg files and an mp4 video. I was trying to find out what had been leaving very large dog tracks on the property (that weren't from my own large dogs), and it was captured numerous times by the camera within the first 12 hours. The clarity of images and video, both daylight and nighttime, are impressive. We haven't had sub-zero temperatures yet, or rain or snow, so I can't address how it works through adverse conditions, but am very happy with the setup, ease of use, and results so far. The one caveat is that without the side view motion detectors set to "on", it may not capture and record motion at the edge of the viewing range.

These are well-made and perform well. Higher quality and better performance than ones I've paid twice or three times as much for at Cabela's. I have four of them and they all work well and have held up over the years, although sun has deteriorated the plastic lens over the motion sensor on one of them. I now use rechargeable lithium AA batteries in them that put out a full 1.5 volts. Alkaline AA batteries work, but rechargeable nimh AA batteries that only put out 1.2 volts barely work or not at all. It needs AA batteries that put out a full 1.5 volts each. The only improvement I'd like to see is to design the electronics to work with the lower-voltage rechargeable AA batteries like some other trail cameras do. The price varies a lot on this item so I wait for the price to go down before ordering.

No batteries or memory card. Both required.