This kf concept Trailcam is actually our second model. I left the first one outside 24/7 to capture wild animals running through our garden. Many of our neighbors have picked up bobcats, coyotes, foxes and other creatures of the night. We mostly had a wild boar problem, and that's pretty much all our old camera ever captured, with the exception of the occasional rabbit and an armadillo at one point. I was able to keep it up all the time because I had a solar panel powering it during the day so the batteries only needed to be turned on at night. Eventually, however, it succumbed to the harsh Florida weather and became completely inoperable. We were without a trailcam for a while as we ended up putting up a fence to keep the wild boar out so I figured there wouldn't be much to photograph in terms of wildlife anyway. But when I saw this kf-concept on kf-concept it looked like a really good camera so I decided to take the plunge into wildlife surveying (or attempting surveying) again to see what kind of visitors we see at night receive. One of the features that drew me to this model was its dual-lens, dual-camera design. One of the cameras is optimized for day use, the other for night use. Especially the night camera works very well! Our old camera didn't illuminate the area very well with IR, so the images we got were quite dark and of poor quality. But this produces MUCH better images at night. I put it up in my house the first night to see what kind of activity it would pick up from our cats. I have included one of the photos from that night to demonstrate the clarity of the images. A few nights later I put it outside on a tree. Although no animals came to call that night, it was quite windy so it was triggered by some debris blowing through his field of view. Even outside of the IR light source, it shone MUCH further than our old camera, and it was also able to pick up quite a bit of ambient light, which was surprising since the old camera never really did - everything outside of the IR illumination was just black. The night camera can reach HD resolution up to 1080P, but the day camera can reach up to 4K. 4K is very smooth and clear, which is a big step up from our old camera. Even though that was supposed to be 4K, it was almost unusable as it dropped a lot of frames from the videos, essentially forcing me to use the 1080P resolution anyway. The last big improvement over our old camera that I want to mention is the download time for photos and videos. The old one took two minutes or more to download a single 1080P video from the camera to my phone (using the free app), while the kf concept does the same job in just a few seconds. This is a huge leap in usability! There are other improvements as well, but suffice it to say that the new camera is better than the old one in almost every way! I mentioned some features of this Trailcam like the dual camera setup, wifi and very good night lighting. In addition, the feature set includes 3 motion sensors to cover a large area, a very flexible way to configure the cameras to capture photos, videos or both, as well as recording the duration of the video recording and the number of photos when the motion sensors are triggered become. There's also a time-lapse mode that records videos consisting of individual frames taken apart at a user-selectable interval. This will give you really cool shots of sunrises, sunsets, passing clouds, etc. Included in the box is a 32GB memory card for storing photos and videos, a durable woven nylon strap for attaching the camera to a tree or fence post. and even 4AA alkaline batteries to power the device. Please note that the camera accepts either 4 or 8 batteries. 4 is the minimum, but using 8 gives a much longer runtime for the camera. Personally I only use 4 as I have the solar panel which I was very pleased to find 100% compatible with this new camera: same voltage, same connector, same polarity on the input jack as the old one. This is definitely a five star plus product. Highly recommended!