Easy to use and a nice size. Pictures and video come out great. Great price also.

Good quality picture. Rugged feel. Nice overall.

I bought two of these units for monitoring wildlife traffic on my hunting ground. Setup was a breeze. Hanging them today. Everything was as advertised!

Bought this camera to see what's been eating all the plants in my garden. Works great with beautiful color pictures (when there is some natural light) and B/W pictures at night. Takes a really good video and even has sound. On the first night I could actually HEAR the jackrabbits munching the plants. Video showed a picture of one rabbit munching on the plant (about 3 ft away) and then showed 2 more of his rabbit buddies cavorting in the background about 25 ft away in the pitch darkness about 2 am.

Had a paper saying free gift link didn't work emailed no response not pleased with that but it was not the sellers fault camera seems fine but I sure would have liked the sd card and adapter

I bought a couple of these and put them out in Belize and Panama. They work great - got cool photos and videos of lots of tropical animals!The only issue I ran into was water damage - but I don't blame the camera. As they explain in the description, these cameras are waterproof to the extent that heavy rains don't bother them. However, I had one of mine near a small creek that flooded and completely submerged the camera in a raging torrent for a day or two. The camera actually still worked after that, but had issues. When switching the camera on, it successfully turned on about 30% of the time (the other 70% it would turn on like 10 minutes later). ANYWAY, the reason I am telling sharing this story is because I contacted the seller to ask about it, despite the fact that I didn't pay for any sort of extended warranty, and it had been well over a year since I bought it. They offered to let me buy another for half price! I don't know if they often make this type of exception (so please don't expect them to do so again), BUT I do think it goes to show that they truly do care about the customer.I really appreciate them and will definitely buy from them again!

Since it had good reviews and almost 2k folks have purchased it I took a chance. I was impressed as soon as I opened the box. The first thing I noticed right out of the box was it had a heavy, quality feel to it. No flimsy covers, cheesy hinges or ultra small buttons. It came with a USB cable, good mounting strap and some other permanent mounting hardware. But the real test was going to be the "set-up" and how intuitive the process was. I was surprised ---really surprised how easy it was to set up. Since it comes with its own built-in screen, the set up is a breeze and this is from a guy who still uses WINDOWS 7 and a flip phone. My other American made trail cameras are hard to set up and too gimmicky. I wish the American made cameras could take a lesson from these guys on simplicity. I have a American made Bushnell camera that I think I can actually launch a missile from NORAD as one of the options:)- super complicated to set up and use. I even got out of my swim-lane and tried the "video-picture" mode with sound-awesome on this T70- nice resolution. This unit actually comes with a printed manual included in the box. There are also some good YOUTUBE junkies out there who have done a good job showing the options. Overall, a great unit for the price. I have already ordered a second unit.

Purchased 3 - T-70 Campark Trail Cameras. 5 Star review, perfect for my hunting/scouting/outdoor needs.5 Stars*****, Thank you Campark!!!

I’ll start by saying that I know better than to purchase expensive trail cameras because, let’s face it, trail cameras, no matter how expensive, just don’t last for more than 3-5 years on average. Now I’ll admit that I was skeptical of purchasing this off-brand Campark camera. I’ve always purchased Moultrie, Primos, Stealth Cam, etc. cameras, but after reading all the positive reviews I decided to take a chance on this one. This camera was very easy to set up, accepts up to a 32 GB sd card, is small and camouflaged, and takes very good night pics, and possibly the best daytime pics I’ve ever seen from a trail camera. I never use the video feature because I don’t like to use up my batteries and my sd card memory space so I can’t comment on the video aspects of this trail camera. But I can tell you that I left this camera out on my deer lease for over 1 year and was still getting pics of wildlife on the same set of cheap Rayovac batteries. To say that I was impressed is an understatement. So I easily got over 1 year and well over 3000 pics on this trail camera with one set of batteries. And throughout that year I never had any condensation enter the camera. Now, I will say that the gasket that helps to seal out moisture did almost come out one time when I opened the camera to exchange SD cards, but I just pressed it back into its channel, so be weary of that. The only other annoying thing about this trail camera is that when you power it on it makes an audible introduction which is irritating and somewhat disruptive if you are trying to be quiet in the woods. You cannot turn this feature off. It’s not a game changer but just a distraction. Other than that I absolutely love this trail camera and highly recommend it. For the price you absolutely cannot beat it. If you thought my review was helpful please click the button. Thank you.

We live on 10 acres and I was planning to put this camera out on the trail to see what kind of critters are out there. However, I started using it to see what type of critter is using my condenser as their home. It ended up to be a family of pack rats who unfortunately prevented our HVAC unit from switching over to AC because they chewed one of the wires. After that rather expensive visit I started trying to prevent them from getting inside. First tried a sonic repellent - what a joke, they would just climb over it. Then I tried stuffing screen inside their portal - it helped for a while but then they started tearing it apart when a cat showed up in one of the pictures. I finally bought some copper mesh which seems to have done the trick so far. They show up but won't step on the mesh to get to their stuffed portal. I plan to keep putting the camera out for a while longer to make sure the mesh continues to keep them out.