This is an excellent camera and an excellent seller. See photos - first is a daytime; second a night-vision. I had a problem with mine, very close to the end of the 1-year warranty. Their customer service was responsive and detailed - and it was clear that the response was directly to the issues I had, not just a rote response. They honored the warranty and replaced the camera after the troubleshooting problems did not fix the issues. I would highly recommend them. And the camera is AWESOME. I have been thrilled with it. It's pretty easy to set up and very easy to use thereafter.

I am revising my original review and giving the camera five stars. Here is why: There is nothing wrong with the camera. Instead, its memory card was defective. I installed a new name-brand card and 100-percent of the pictures turned out perfectly! I'm pleased.

Now, back to the original review:

I am delighted with the daytime pictures taken by this unit. They are sharp and the colors are true. The night shots are every bit as good as those taken by a much more expensive trail camera.

That's the good.

Quite a few frames were only partially recorded at the top and the rest of the frame was blank. I don't know if it is caused by the camera or a poor memory card; so, today I installed a new one of known quality. At any rate, as time went by the problem lessened a great deal.

The door/battery compartment fastens to the tripod. When the unit is opened the whole camera swings. That's a little bit unhandy; but, I can live with it.

So far, it has been out in the rain and snow and it has not leaked. That said, considering some of the complaints about it I may fashion a cover to provide added protection--just in case.

A person gets what they pay for. One cannot expect Cadillac performance at a junker price. :-)

I am not disappointed as long as it keeps working the way it has been.

I’ve gotten some awesome pictures and videos on this camera. The value is great. This camera won’t break the bank and it functions perfectly. The battery life is good, I’ve left it out for a month and came back to half battery. Sensitivity is good, give it a wide field of view and plenty of time to pick up movement. And make sure there’s no pesky leaves in front of it setting it off every 10 seconds. I would buy more of these cameras!

I have a love/hate relationship with this camera. At first I hated it; I had it up for months and it only took a handful of pictures. For my previous cams I mounted them at eye level (5.5 ft) with a slight tilt down and they took lots of pictures. This one has a very narrow trigger zone top to bottom and a very wide trigger zone left to right (wider than the camera frame). As a result of the narrow up/down trigger and being mounted at an angle, very few animals passed through that small zone. I moved the camera closer to the ground (3 ft) with no angle, facing straight out. Now it takes tons of pictures of deer (see attached). However it doesn’t capture any other animals. I think I might need to move it closer to the ground for hogs and coyotes. Daytime images are great. Nighttime images are overexposed with too much flash but still viewable.

This is really a great little camera, the first one I've bought and as you can see it takes god photos and videos. The only concern is at night if the critters are too close they look like solid white silhouettes. Not really the camera's fault, they're just right up on top of it.

It has been thru torrential rain and snow with no concerns. I usually set it up for about a month at a time. The hardest part as the title says was to find the right spot for it (all of the pics and video are recent whereas I bought this last summer).

Previously, all it captured were endless pics and videos of just squirrels and slivers of birds in the feeder at the edge of the camera view (I was trying to put it out of view of said feeder, but forgot about the wide angle lens).

Battery life last almost month on pic/video. I turned video off though now. Everytime I go by that camera I swap the SD card if I'm hunting, or if I'm scouting I bring this cheap SD reader I connect to my phone. I can't seem to get video part to play back on phone or laptop, but will play back on the actual camera.
Button clicks on the camera are pretty loud in the woods.

The camera works GREAT, no caveats. The app is hot garbage. Sometimes connects, sometimes doesn’t. I’ve gotten around this by using a portable SD card reader with an iPhone adapter and it makes the whole thing a breeze. When the app works it’s ok. The camera performance is great at night/low light and wonderful during the daytime. Pics I uploaded were taken at the lowest quality setting and still look pretty good.

This trail camera comes with everything needed to get started. It has a serrated back to dig into the bark of a tree. It seals very tight, so there is no worry of water getting to the electronics inside. The buttons have a positive sound when being pushed. The setting a straight forward making it easy to set up the camera. The picture quality was good looking at them on the computer. This is a decent camera, and I found no issues.

I’ve been putting the camera though the paces for a couple of weeks now and have to say for the price they have impressed me. I love the screw in mounts and will be getting more for my other cameras. I have never used them before, but they are a real game changer for my setups. The night pictures are good enough to see the animal in frame and sharp enough for my needs. Daytime pictures are blow your mind sharp and look great color wise.
Right now, with the heat not much is moving but I did get a doe at night and a doe and fawn in daylight for you to see the quality of this camera. Nice kit with everything needed right out of the box and very easy to setup. I’ll be throwing in some Duracell’s and putting it out in the woods tell September.

Very impressed with the more compact size of this K&F Trail Camera as well as all the accessories that accompany it! Really like the fact that inspite of its' more compact size, it operates on 8 AA batteries. Many smaller trail cams operate on 4 AA batteries and my experience is those usually go through batteries rather quickly. This trail cam also comes with a 64GB SD Card! Also really appreciate the camera giving you the option to format the SD card which is much more convenient than putting it into a laptop to format. This trail cam comes with a mounting strap that attaches through an adjustable mounting bracket. You have a second option of an included "tree nail" for mounting the camera. Trail cam also sports 48MP pictures and 4K videos. This camera also gives you the ability to keep the camera from looping over existing pics once the SD card is full. This is a feature packed trail cam and is a great value at its' price point.