EZCam 2 MP Game Camera

Bought a set of these 2 1/2 years ago. Took the first set back due to failure to take any pictures at all. The second set ate batteries for lunch. The flash works well, but having to reset the date and time became very tedious very quickly when you have to change the batteries every week, I broke down and bought rechargables as I could not afford new batteries every week. After one year, one camera's set buttons stopped working. The other camera suffered the same fate this year. So I don't know which day they travel and only whether it is day or night. The only positive thing I can say is that the picture quality is ok. I upgraded to a good quality no-flash camera this year and the batteries are still half-charged after 2 months in the woods. You can't beat that. As soon as another decent camera comes on sale I will get another no-flash camera. You are better of in the long run to spend a few more bucks on a good camera since you'll be spending that money on batteries with this camera anyways. Do yourself a favour and learn from my pain.

Got these for a Birthday present and can't return them. Batteries last about a day and a half, poor picture quality. Don't even think about buying this product.

I got the 2 EZ cams for $100 on sale 4 years ago. These babies have still be going strong and working like new. They've been through weather such as rain and snow and been in -30 to almost -40 weather. I've got hundreds of photos of deer, bears and other animals. A bear managade to turn my cam around but couldn't break it, no scratch marks or anything. False triggers? I don't think so, the only false triggers taken is because branches were blowing, setup the game cam properly and know your surroundings. If your setting up near trees you'll get the odd false trigger due to the branches moving but I rarely had any false trigger images unless it was really windy out. Learn to setup a cam properly and this baby works like a charm and lasts for years. Only downfall is battery life, batteries lasted couple of days to couple of weeks depending on how many images you get. So I purchased a stealth cam battery kit at CT also and now it's lasting in the field for months.

Purchased this camera to try a capture a suspected bear raiding my garbage, I know it was an entry level camera and you get what you pay for, but this was extremely disappointing. I had many false triggers, pictures were average at best, and the first real rain storm that we had fried the unit. Can’t find the original sales receipt, so I am stuck with an expensive two month old paper weight. If you are looking for a good trail camera, I suggest that you keep looking, I know I am.