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

Hi, I needed some new game cameras and after reviewing this model even though I never heard of the brand purchased two of them. It was nice that it came with everything you need for setup - batteries, chip, cord, and a bonus mounting bracket that swivels to really aim camera preciously were you want it. Everything works great, pictures are high quality even on lower image setting. Setup was convenient, easy to sync to my phone. One thing to note is when it is connected to your phone it really draws the phone battery power down. I would highly recommend buying this camera because of quality and the included bundle kit makes it a no brainer at the price point. I was nervous about buying two without trying one first but glad I did.

I cannot rave enough about this camera! The price of this is great for the quality of the video you get! I use this for my deck to capture all the raccoons that come out at night and you can really see them clearly! The sound is great also, so the built in microphone works really well. This is so easy to use, you just set it up and let it go! The camera has lasted a while out in the rain, so its pretty water water resistant. I have dropped it from a small level and nothing broke, so it seems to last well.

I’ve had the cam for about a month. I use it every day and love it. I’ve gotten hundreds of great photos and videos of the wildlife in my area that visits my yard. The set up wasn’t difficult at all, just watch a YouTube video if you can’t figure it out. The sound quality isn’t great and the battery life is awful. But if you tweak the settings a bit and don’t use live stream often you can get better battery life. You’re not supposed to use rechargeable batteries but I’ve started using them and i prefer it. You just have to charge them often, but if you have some already charged and ready to go you just swap them out. There’s probably better options out there if battery life is a deal breaker, but if you’re like me and if you’re out there anyway then the price is worth the headache of changing batteries.

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!

Ottima fototrappola, immagini e video nitidi anche al buio. Ci sono due crepuscolari, uno frontale e un altro che rileva lateralmente i movimenti. I led a infrarossi sono 4 e sono potenti, questi quando visti da vicino sono visibili all'occhio umano. L'elettronica è ben assemblata e ben progettata per il costo contenuto del dispositivo. La fotocamera è a tenuta stagna, come anche il vassoio che contiene 8 batterie stilo AA. Nel bundle viene fornito l'adattatore SD - MicroSD, il cavo USB Type-C, il supporto con filettatura 1/4" e la fascia per il fissaggio agli alberi. Altra funzione premium è la possibilità di collegarsi senza fili al dispositivo tramite Smartphone + App. Il dispositivo viene rilevato e agganciato tramite bluetooth e da remoto col wifi si possono vedere le immagini riprese dalla fototrappola, registrarle sullo smartphone o scaricare quelle già registrate, il tutto usando l'applicazione "TrailCam Go" APP sul playstore. Il microfono riesce a riprendere l'audio anche se è dietro la protezione impermeabile. Nel menu ci sono molte funzioni, la possibilità di mettere un PIN per l'accesso al menu, il salvataggi di fino a 5 foto insieme al video quando viene rilevato il movimento. 1 minuto di video occupa circa 100 Mbyte in formato .AVI (AVC) 3840*2160 16:9 bitrate 13.3Mb/s 30 FPS e Audio PCM 1ch 16bit 256 kb/s Impostazioni del menu: Modalità: motion detect con personalizzazione di intervallo del PIR timelapse normale e timelapse video. Modalità orario di lavoro: per settare in che ore deve fare le riprese. Risoluzione foto: 48, 42, 36, 32, 24, 20, 16, 8, 4 e 2 Megapixel Risoluzione video: 4K, 2.7K, 1080p, 720p. Possibilità di settare la durata dei video. In caso di spegnimento manuale del dispositivo, il video viene chiuso correttamente e non risulterà corrotto. PIR Sensibilità: bassa, media e alta Side Motion Sensor: on, off. Motion filter: on, off. Fill light distance: near, middle, far. Data e orario + formato data e orario. Lingua: disponibile anche italiano. Loop Record Beep Sound Factory Reset Format Memory Card. Unico neo, batterie incluse non di lunga durata.

Buena calidad de imagen y funcionamiento. Las pilas duran bastante y el tamańo es el adecuado.

Dès l’ouverture de la boîte, on sent qu’on a affaire à un produit de grande qualité : tout est fourni, de la carte SD 32 Go aux 8 piles, ce qui permet de l’utiliser immédiatement sans aucun achat supplémentaire. La qualité d’image est tout simplement impressionnante : les vidéos 4K sont nettes, fluides, et les photos en 48MP révèlent des détails incroyables, même dans des conditions difficiles. La vision nocturne infrarouge est d’une efficacité remarquable ; j’ai pu capturer des animaux en pleine nuit avec une clarté étonnante, sans aucun reflet ni surexposition. La connexion WiFi intégrée est un vrai plus : plus besoin de retirer la caméra ou la carte SD, tout se fait depuis mon téléphone avec une facilité déconcertante. En résumé, cette caméra dépasse largement mes attentes.

Pas très content, pas facile à 12 m sur iPhone pour ce connecter très lent

Na een paar minuten gebruik tijdens installeren flits het scherm nu nog enkel op het logo en wil de camera niet aan maar blijft het scherm continue flitsen en worden zo simpelweg de batterijen leeggetrokken zonder dat er een optie is de camera te bedienen. Op de help site kreeg ik enkel Aziatische tekens te zien in de chat waar ik uit zou moeten kiezen. Ook zonder SD kaart flits het scherm van de camera op het logo en ook met batterij en op stroom flitst het logoscherm maar gaat niet verder. Aan de stroom blijft het scherm ook flitsen zelfs als de camera op OFF staat.