Wildlife Camera 4K 60MP Trail Camera, 0.2s Fast Trigger Motion Activated Trail Cam, 850nm IR Night Vision, IP66 Waterproof Garden Camera with 32GB SD Card for Bird Watching & Wildlife Monitoring

I have to say this is a very good camera and at such a low cost. Easy to set up and get running, and the video & picture quality is excellent. Getting great footage of the hedgehogs in the back garden.

Really good camera! Easy to set up with the QR code to a video and then step by step in the manual. I’m not techy but found it easy. The resolution is good quality too- bought to capture the wildlife that visits my garden- it was so exciting to check it this morning and see a fox, a nuthatch, a frog and my cat of course. I’ll be buying another for my allotment! Easy to set up and to check. Very happy with this value for money camera.

Easy to set up and use, picture is pretty good even in the dark. Batteries lasted approximately 3 weeks on 24/7 set to 15 second videos. Memory card holds over 600 pictures AND 600 15 second videos. Only knocked one star off as occasionally the pictures are a little blurry if rain gets on the lens.

Excellent delivery time! Very easy to use and set up, lovely pictures!! Nice and sturdy and built well. Very impressive for a small Trail cam, bargain price and just the Wright size! I would definitely recommend this product.

Really pleasantly surprised by how good this little camera is. Have used it a few times in our back garden now and have got lots of lovely recordings of resident foxes we didn't know we had! Haven't tried downloading from the memory card yet but it was really easy to set up and use. Runs on 8 AA batteries so will be interesting to see how long they last but definitely worth it!!

Great little camera. Wanted one to see hedgehog in our garden. Followed v. simple instructions and put out that night. Rewarded by lovely pics and short videos of hedgehog eating and drinking., really clear. Tip picked up elsewhere - put camera around 2 metres away to avoid over exposure and set for 15 sec videos to begin.

My compost bin has been attacked every few weeks by what I had assumed was a fox. They make a big mess that I have to clear up. This was the reason for a wildlife camera - to catch the culprit in action! However, it turned out to be a badger. Whilst the camera recorded a fox sniffing around the bin, it was a badger that actually attacked it. The video attached show this camera in action overnight. I'm very pleased with the quality of the picture. The camera also produces excellent quality daytime videos. I've used the micro SD card that came with the camera and also used the included mount to fix it to the side of my shed. It was very easy to set up and to navigate the menu options. I'm using rechargeable batteries and they seem to last a few nights (on overnight only) - I've not had to recharge them yet. I can't comment about the longevity of the camera, or it's waterproof qualities, as I've only had it for a few days, but I'm very happy so far.

Why would you buy a trail camera? If you want it out of curiosity as to who or what's in your garden or wherever, this is probably good enough. If you want images that are sharp or share with friends or on social media or from which you can recognise individual animals (or people), this isn't going to cut it. Night images are blurry or blown out by the Infrared. Daytime images have a distinct green cast to them and a lot of fringing - the shutter speed is too slow and not at all sharp. The problem seems to be that infrared focuses at a different point to normal light but there is only one lens to do both jobs, and neither does it well. It reacts badly to poor daylight with a lack of dynamic range. I very much doubt that the claimed 60MP and 4K are direct readings and more likely the result of some algorithm. The camera triggers slowly so the creature has often disappeared or there's just a tail at one edge. The video suffers from much the same problems. Also bear in mind that this is going to eat batteries, and you'll probably be better off investing in rechargeables - 8 of them. The claimed specification, the price and Amazon recommendation should be disregarded.