GardePro E5S Wildlife Camera

Easy to set up with a clear instruction manual. Good picture quality however will chew up batteries like its yesterday so have switched to re chargable ones althought the manual does not cover this option.

Honestly, it's great. My PC does freak out when rewatching a lot at once. Depending on the weather, the recording can be misty. But overall nice!

Value for money easy to operate good quality pictures hasn't been tested in adverse weather conditions but happy so far. Batteries a little tricky to change nothing a pair of tweezers can't sort holds charge well too

Great product easy to use excellent pictures and videos

Although the product has well above average reviews, the negative ones do impact decision making. I decided to buy it anyway, and I am totally satisfied with it so far. I bought a different make in 2022, this one is much better, and i like the image quality. I have used it in a tripod outside, also used it inside, it produces great videos.

Maybe too easy to start, haha, so you wouldn't know sometimes that the camera is actually working or not. But don't worry it is working! One thing I want to say that if you want to focus on aa small area or spot, you should be very careful to set the camera angle or direction . Because you have to move the side panel which holds all the lenses to close the camera box in the end.

Movement blur at night in IR. Image quality is just ok.

Haven't used it as much as I would like too yet, but so far so good. Great value for money

For the money this is a good camera. Easy to setup, menu is easy to follow. Takes clear pictures. I wanted an less exspensive camera than my other ones on the hunting property and this fit the bill. I have been testing this a home and works very good. The real test will be on the property for turkey hunting

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It's perfect so why the 4 star rating? It's really no big deal BUT some may think it is. I just want to be honest. I bought the camera right around the beginning of WI bow season (September?). I used lithium batteries and they lasted all season. Camera said I had 95% battery life left as of mid December when I pulled the camera. Set up is a BREEZE with many features to choose from. I set it up for video and pictures as I have never used the video function on any trail cam. As for the video, crystal clear. My wife & I couldn't believe the quality, however, I left the microphone on and it makes a crackling sound over the audio. I meant to cut that off but didn't. The photos, crystal clear. It is sensitive so I did get some "blank" photos and videos. I believe I just need to plan out were it's pointed better. I got more actual photos than wind, branches, etc. FYI: The "big name" cameras I've been buying are in the same price range. I have compared my photos to friends that have $200 cameras and it's up there with them IMO. The camera seems very well built for the money. I'll be replacing my cameras with more of these.

I am very pleased with the quality of this camera and the quality of the pictures I get. I do not take videos and only take pictures of the little critters that run around in my yard. The camera is very easy to use, and the controls are fairly simple. As with all the game cameras I have used, this camera will eat up batteries, so I only use rechargeable batteries. I definitely recommend this great little camera.

These take great pictures and videos with sound. Setup is relatively easy. Good motion detection. After going through too many batteries, I bought the solar panels for all 3 cameras and and rechargeable batteries. The solar panels have their own internal battery, but also recharge the ones in the camera.