Price: $39.99
(as of Dec 10, 2024 23:27:09 UTC - Details)

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G600 Trail Camera

WOSPORTS Trail Camera

Mini Trail Camera: Compared to other wildlife cameras, this game camera is much smaller in weight and appearance, providing a new visual experience and showing you a different world of wildlife. You can install it in any place without it being easily detected.
Full HD 1080P Video & 24MP Photo: This trail camera is equipped with a full automatic IR filter, this trail cam captures clear 24 MP images and full HD 1080P videos during both day and night,ensuring that every detail is captured.High-resolution photos and videos will be produced.
4pcs Batteries & Low Power Consumption: This new hunting trail camera only requires four batteries, reducing its weight and making it easy for you to carry outdoors. Additionally, its extremely low power consumption extends its battery life in standby mode.
A Reliable Handy Security Camera: The hunting game camera can be used for hunting, observing animals and plants, monitoring your warehouse, and home security.
Easy to Operate & Install & Reliable Service: The default settings are already ideal for most wildlife applications, making it easy to use. It is also easy to install with the included mounting strap or mounting plate. If you encounter any problems with this product, please feel free to contact us. Our professional after-sale service will respond to your questions within 24 hours.
Reviewer: William A.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great camera, and uses 4 batteries, not 8!!
Review: Simple to program, low, low price, good quality, easy to use, great steel mounting hardware (or use the strap), pics are clear and worked out to 80 feet!But most of all… operates efficiently, on only 4 AA batteries instead of 8! My first one worked so well, I bought 3 more, half the price of any other brand.

Reviewer: Roberts
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent
Review: Excellent trail camera. I'm old school i like using sd cards . This camera has good quality photos. Compact design. Waterproof. Been in woods over a year now. No issues. Has good battery life if quality batteries are used. If you are looking for a basic trail camera, where you change out sd cards. This is your go to.... Highly recommend this brand and company. AAAplus rating from my family.

Reviewer: der Teufel
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Has only basic functions, but works well enough within that consideration.
Review: This is a basic game camera with somewhat limited, but serviceable, functions. It only takes one or three still photos, two is not option. It has ~18 LEDs whereas higher end cameras have perhaps twice a many so the range at night will be less. However, for objects that come into range the picture quality is good enough. The display doesn't show battery level, temperature, moon phase, how many photos have been taken, or other information. It only shows the time (but not the date) so you can see if it's lost track of time, and whether it's in still or video mode. If you can live with those limitations it's a good enough camera for the price.

Reviewer: CPB
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent customer services
Review: I have been using the Wosoda G200 trail cameras for about 2 years and found they work well. The image quality is good and the night vision works well. The setup was easy. I bought a G100 mini trail camera to replace one of my cameras that was stolen. As mentioned in other reviews, it has triggering issues. I contacted customer service and I was blown away by their professionalism. They answered very quickly and tried to guide me to the G100 troubleshooting. When all failed, they sent me a new camera that is working well. Thanks a lot for the good product and excellent customer service. I want to thanks Liya for her help.

Reviewer: Gary Woods
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Doesn't seem to work.. - Update - Part 2
Review: Part 2:Downloaded first set of field pictures from the trail cam and everything was great, good image quality, etc..Downloaded second set of images and the images were noted as .JPEG but corrupt / unreadable, just like my initial testing of the unit before taking it to the field. Not sure what could be causing this, I have tried different cards, I format them in the camera unit, still has some kind of issue and I can't depend on it for getting the pictures of what is coming to my feeder.I would not recommend purchasing this camera.I just got my G100 Mini Trail Cam and set it up and it takes images that say they are IMAG00001.jpg, but I cannot read the images. I tried switching from Lo to Hi resolution, Lo files are 260KB – 400KB, Hi are 1.6MB – 2.6MB, but my photo viewer on my PC says it doesn’t recognize the file format and won’t show previews or open and display the photos.I have tried several different Micro SD cards, I have formatted the card several times, I’ve tried using a different PC, same results, seems to take pictures, but I can't get them to display.. maybe it's me, going to contact their Technical Support and see if it is a setting I missed but it is pretty straightforward setup.UPDATE:I tried a different card, reformatting, reset the unit to default setting ,and viola, I get readable / viewable images, ready to take it out and see how it works in the field, review changed from 1 Star to 4 Stars, was really worried I bought a piece of junk but it was probably an operator malfunction, we'll see!Overall setup was very easy, only immediate downside is this unit doesn't have a screen for viewing images on the unit without downloading them, or to see how many images you have.

Reviewer: Goldstar
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: EDIT: Hit-and-Miss Trail Camera
Review: EDITThese trail cams are truly hit and miss with quality. Of the four I’ve purchased, one recently decided that its card reader would go out on me. Every time I put in a card (yes, it’s different cards), it either says “CARD” (as though there’s no card in it) or “FULL CARD.” It is completely useless now. The other three are still working fine, but this one is going in the garbage. $30 down the drain on this one. I guess you can’t expect much quality control from Com-China.ORIGINAL REVIEWI recently lost a free range duck to a fox and decided to set a few of these out to watch my remaining ducks and to see if I could snap a picture of the offending critter. For the price, this trail camera is a good investment. I’ve bought four of them and overall have been pleased, but there are several drawbacks. Here’s the breakdown:PROSLightweight, camouflaged, affordable, runs on only 4 AA batteries, has standard-issue programming (identical to the programming of most budget-friendly Tasco or Moultrie cameras), unique mounting hardware allows for more positional flexibility.CONSTotal gigabyte capacity is sort of low (accepts SD cards with a maximum of only 32 gigs), mounting hardware (though unique) can be a real pain to install without proper tools, image/video quality is kind of grainy (don’t expect finer details), motion sensitivity is variable (not all units have the same level of sensitivity), some “false” videos might be captured with no content (like the motion sensor was triggered but nothing was actually recorded), quality seems to vary from camera to camera, and night vision doesn’t reach more than about 25 feet out.In summary, these are definitely not top of the line trail cameras. For a comparison, I have a low-end Tasco trail camera which I have been using for several years and it has always performed admirably and with noticeably better results than these WoSports cameras. However, if you’re needing several affordable cameras to canvas a rather large piece of land (like mine) and aren’t terribly concerned with flawless results, these cameras meet that need. I will probably be buying some more just to have on hand. Still, for more serious endeavors (like a DIY home security recording system or detailed wildlife photography for hunting purposes), it’s best to get a better, more expensive camera.

Reviewer: Garry Pederson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I sent the trail camera back because it only recorded videos if the subject was like 6 inches away, however I do have a Wosport mini camera just like the one I sent back, had it for years and it works just the way it should. I would recommend these trail camers.

Reviewer: Gorto72
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Great price and quality pictures. Used in Heat and snow with no issues with almost 2 weeks constant use with quality batteries

Reviewer: James Asprey
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: These are perfect in a lot of ways. THE VIDEO WILL NOT COME ON UNLESS THE MOVEMENT IS CONTINUOUS. That means it must be in the field of vision for a certain amount of time. You can adjust this on the back. It's either 3, 15 or 30 seconds, for those that say the video does not work.

Reviewer: Carl
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: For some reason it wont play video on computer , its a new computer so i know its not that

Reviewer: Lena
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: When I first had the camera it didn't work at all. I wasn't able to set it up or get it to work. I send it back. Someone from customer service offered me a second chance and I gave it a try. The good on the camera is that it doesn't use much battery power. So far I found out that you can set it for one, three pictures and video up to 10 a minute. So far it has been working fine.However, it would be nice if the setup screen would also have a function to check the SD card in the screen. I either have to remove the SD card to take it in the house or invest into a connector for my Iphone to check the SD card on the spot with the Iphone or Ipad. That is another expense if you work with Apple products.In general, the camera is fine and works well enough if you don't mind changing the SD card to view the contents.It's an inexpensive item and doesn't use many batteries.