After going round and round at the top outdoor retailers, I was told to check out the Vikeri on Amazon. Did more research and ordered it. I’m very pleased with the 4K Vikeri trail camera. The 4K definitely has better clarity than other brands. Awesome!

Love the sleekness of the lamp and the various options.

Has worked for me for more than a month now. In San Diego, both AT&T and Verizon have great service so reception is not an issue anywhere. It has worked flawlessly so far with capturing everything passing by (and even not passing by sometimes!)The signal detection has been pretty good and I haven't noticed any signal drop or disconnect, just got a data only SIM and it worked pretty smoothly, you can suspend your line if you like so you don't have to pay for the line every month if you don't want to.The capture quality is pretty good, although I think the advertised 32MP is not realistic, they probably upscale or use some sort of digital modification as the quality of the photos really doesn't look like a 32MP, unless they are using an average lens which is possible since this is not supposed to be used to capture regular photos of ourselves like a regular camera but still, it could have been better.With setup, what I'd strongly recommend is to set the PIR sensor/detector at a really low level. Remember, if you decide to start with a higher one and then lower it using the setting option of the App, the system would need a hard manual reset which means you have to go to the physical location of the camera again. Doesn't make sense but that's the only way it worked for me.The reason I recommend low PIR sensitivity is that for some reason, even at higher sensitivities, this camera gets many false triggers and if your notification is on, it drives you crazy and you'll end up disabling notification in the end which kinda defeats the purpose.Overall, a good quality camera with an easy setup and nice capture. I strongly believe it needs a firmware update of some sort to fix the false trigger issue but if you think you can live with removing a bunch of false triggers and living with a few bad and disappointing notifications for those wrong triggers, this is a good camera overall. If you can spend a bit more, I've found Code Black to be a little better.

I was skeptical mainly because of the price for so many cameras. But they turned out to be amazing game cameras. The best part about them is the battery life. They take 8 AA batteries (using 4 at one time) and they seem to last forever. I have never had a game camera do so well on battery life. The function of the cameras are also excellent.