was surprised when I unpacked it. The camera is perhaps half the size of conventional wildlife cameras. That's why it only takes 4 of the usual 8-10 batteries. The battery life is therefore of course more limited, but not so much that you need new batteries every week. A battery system would of course have been nice. The batteries are also open in the housing. Other cameras have a cover in front of them. A 64GB SD card is included. Anyone who has had or has had a wildlife camera before will quickly find their way around the menu. First set the menu language to German and then there are the usual options. Whether you just want photos or videos, how sensitive the response is, whether monitoring is only done at a certain time, whether with or without sound, date, time, etc. The quality of the images (we actually only value the night shots) is very good. The animals recorded were easy to recognize. There was no fogging either, but I don't think the weather was right for it (or it didn't trigger, which could also be the case). Raccoons, cats, hedgehogs. Everything is great. Of course, this wildlife camera also suffers from the usual "delayed release". That means that the video is usually only available when the animal has already walked halfway through the picture. Sometimes you can't see anything at all on the video. The image is also very blurry at close range. A robin was about 50 cm in front of the lens and was blurry. That doesn't really have to be the case. In addition, I find the tiny size of the camera quite interesting, as it means you can hide it really well. The image quality at night is very good. The night vision also extends several meters, so you can continue to observe animals quite well. The instructions are in German and are easy to understand, without a "translation robot". Overall, I am happy with the camera, but thanks to the small battery capacity, it is only suitable for use "close to home". The size of the camera is great, as it is so easy to hide. We have the "bark" color, which fits in very well with the landscape. We have it standing on a natural stone, so it is hardly visible.