Mini Trail Camera 4K 36MP Game Game with 2''LCD, 0.2s Trigger Speed Hunting Camera with Night Vision for Outdoor

Nice camera works well. Caught a picture of a doe and a fox the first time used it. Comes with memory card and adapter. Easy to place and use. A good buy.

I like the fact the camera uses 4 batteries instead of 8, it does however use a micro SDcard which is a little tough to get out of the camera. The camera kept losing the settings I programmed into it. WoSports customer service reached out to me, helped me trouble shoot the camera and when nothing we did would make it work they sent me a new camera very quickly. I have to say they're customer support is some of the best I've ever dealt with and I do highly recommend a wosoda trail cam. I have only used the new camera on 2 occasions and it has performed as described. Picture quality, video quality, and night vision are excellant. Again I can't say enough about the customer service help I received from WoSports. I would definitly buy this product again.

Only thing l don’t like about it it used micro SD cards., when it’s really cold outside hard to pull cards

Great attention to detail with excellent manual.

If you don't mind not having wireless connectivity to the camera then this one will do the job. You'll just need to take out the SD card to view the footage.Video quality is pretty good. It's not 4k but it's still good at 30mp. The trigger speed is really quick so you won't miss movement. Field of view is also pretty good.Comes with a strap to mount it to a tree, pole, or post. Also comes with the SD card and other accessories. However, it does not come with batteries.Overall, this is a good game camera and I recommend it for hunting, security, or whatever other application you may need.

Update 10/12/23: After replacing all the batteries, I put the trail cam back out for three days. Checked it today and caught four or five photos of deer, and the battery charge indicator still shows a full charge. Seems to be working perfectly now. Not sure what the issue was but on the off chance it was something I inadvertently did, changed my rating back to 4 stars.Update 10/9/23: After my initial testing, I left the trail cam on and in record mode in the same place for another 10 days or so and then checked it again. Right off I wasn’t able to view any images as it told me I needed to reformat the memory card, which I had already done the first day. So all images gone. Also, the battery charge level was down to 1 bar already. So after less than 2 weeks I lost any images it captured and the 8 batteries that came with the unit were mostly discharged. Bumped my rating to 3 stars down from 4. I will insert new batteries and try it again.What came in the box of my Wosoda trail cam was the camera, a 32 GB memory card, 8 AA batteries (even though the manual says the batteries are not included), a 5’ long mounting strap/belt, some other miscellaneous mounting hardware, and a 20-page user manual.The manual’s English translation is a little rough but mostly understandable. It covers the basics of how to set up the trail cam but it doesn’t really get in to how to use it. For instances, since there is a small display screen built-in, under what looks to be a weather proof door, I assume you can view images taken by the trail camera on that display. However, that’s not covered in the manual.I installed the 8 batteries, memory card, set the date and time, formatted the memory card, which was recommended in the manual, turned the trail cam on, strapped it to a tree in my back field and crossed my fingers. I live outside of town with lots of deer, fox, skunks and possums around so hoping for some quick action.The next morning I checked the camera to see if it caught anything. By trial and error I figured out that if you hit the OK button and then the Up arrow button while in Aim mode, the images and/or videos taken are shown on the built-in display. The trail cam caught the hind end of a deer (attached). My home’s security cameras cover the same area as the trail cam. Nothing else went by that area so the cam worked as advertised and caught everything is was supposed and nothing that it wasn’t supposed to.The camera appears to be reasonably well built. On the front there is a small door behind which is located the built-in display, memory card slot, power switch, and the buttons to operate the camera. A small pad lock (not included) can be used to secure the door.I’m not a trail cam expert but the Wosoda trail cam appears to do what it claims it does. I just wish the user manual covered how to use its features instead of just how to configure it.

I'd just like all those trail camera enthusiasts what I have found out was that what makes a great product like this even greater is the customer service. I own 10 Wosoda trail cams. I have 2 G300, 7 G600. Now I have this G900 series and I love it. I do much research and calculations with the assistance of all these cameras. They have been a blessing to me. Thank you to Liya and all those in the Wosoda

Not able to make it workDisappointed