I started using the 4 of the 1st generation of Stealth Cam Fusion's last hunting season and found them to function pretty well with good battery life(Duracel) and good signal reception in most spots. The Stealth Cam Command app. is super simple to use, and after a very crucial camera software update wich GREATLY improved upload image quality, I purchased 6 more cams & have been mostly happy with their performance. The only 2 real negative's that I experience on these cams is MANY slow/late detections, and the interval between burst image's is a little too long . I now have 3 new Fusion-X's in the woods since beginning of this season, & I can tell you that those issue's have been resolved! I have been seeing very good detection on all triggers,& burst pic interval is less than 1 second. And I think the daytime image quality has improved over the 1st gen cams as well. I plan on purchasing even more Fusion-X's before nxt hunting season....
I’m new to cell cameras , but I have two stealth cams and plan on a third. They seem to be simple enough to set up and function as they should. I’d recommend them.
Used another brand before and had issues, so I purchased a Stealthcam to replace it and have had no issues so far. Quality pictures, great signal to send and receive pics almost 200 miles away within minutes of camera taking them. Worth every penny.
Setup was really quick and user interfaces are pretty user-friendly. I was disappointed with the camera's ability to pick up new targets in a timely fashion. I had a friend walk into the cameras field of view and stop 3 feet in front of the camera before walking back out of frame. The first picture captured showed the back of his head. Doesn't seem to be very consistent with the advertised 0.4 second capture speed listed in the specs. Caught quite a few pictures of deer as they were exiting the frame.
Works fine -- biggest drawback is that you cannot change the alert tone or volume (either through the app OR through phone notification settings) if I want to be woken up by activity on my camera.