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Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera Review

Posted by Maz Barock on Monday, February 18, 2019

13reviews. Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera Review, Features, pros cons, prices, video, comparison vs Bushnell, Exodus Lift, Stealth Cam.

Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera review
Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera

Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera Features, Pros and Cons
  • Lightning fast 0.67 second trigger time
  • Records HD videos with sound 5 seconds to 2 minutes in length
  • Long battery life from 6 AA batteries, Batteries not included
  • 100 foot flash range
  • Includes Browning Buck Watch time-lapse viewer software
Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera Pro’s:
  • Terrific Daytime Picture quality – actually captured a Bobcat on the run with incredible clarity.
  • Fairly good IR flash range – Works well even in fairly thick timber
  • Good Night Quality – Black & White night photos but the IR flash often highlights antler details
  • Great Versatility & Options – The burst mode and timing adjustability are very handy
  • Lightning fast trigger speed – one of the best on the market
  • Great Detection Range
  • Display for Battery Life & Remaining Photo Memory
  • Good Video Quality
  • Great Battery Efficiency (especially with Lithium batteries)
  • Connection Port – Camera can be utilized as SD card reader by connecting USB cable (not included) to PC or TV.
Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera Con’s:
  • Cheap plastic latch breaks easily (explained in further detail later in review)
  • Motion Range is slightly wider than Camera view, so with a fast trigger speed you get some photos taken prior to the animal coming into frame.
  • IR Flash is visible – This is not necessarily a con, unless you plan to utilize for security purposes or if the cam is located in an area where potential thieves may notice the flash and attempt to steal the camera. (If either of the above mentioned are an issue, the Browning Dark Ops model has a black flash which is not visible).
  • No Field Viewer – There is no viewer to preview photos in the field, or to check alignment (although for alignment purposes it does have a test mode which flashes as the camera detects motion within the detection area).
  • USB cable is not included (digital camera connection on one end, USB connection to PC)

Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera Comparison

Browning Strike Force Sub Micro 10 MP Game Camera vs Stealth Cam STC P12 6 Mp Digital Scouting Camera vs The Exodus Lift 12 mp Trail Cam vs Bushnell 14 MP Trophy Cam HD Aggressor No Glow Trail Camera.

1. Stealth Cam STC P12 6 Mp Digital Scouting Camera

Stealth Cam STC-P12 6.0 Megapixel Digital Scouting Camera review

The P12 is a 6.0 Megapixel compact scouting camera, with a 50-foot range designed to capture wildlife activities. It is equipped with an Energy Efficient design, Burst Rapid-Fire Mode and Quick Set for fast and simple set up. With less time available for scouting, many hunters trust their scouting cameras to aid in this time-intensive activity. Hunters that have experienced the frustration of checking their game cameras only to find the batteries to be dead will be pleased with this new Energy Efficient Design and time saving set up. Beyond the Burst Mode feature that delivers 1-6 images per triggering, this little gem is equipped with a mini USB output for quick downloading capabilities in the field. The digital 3-D camo housing adds to the conceal ability of the P12, giving hunters 'eyes' in the woods. Programming the P12 Stealth Cam is easier than ever before with the easy Quick Set dial that has three Preset modes, along with the manual set-up mode, preventing frustration as you set up your gear into the field.
6.0 Megapixel with Video recording 15 second. 12 IR emitters/50 ft. and EZ Dial Programming with Quick Set. Burst Mode 1-6 images per triggering featuring 5-59 sec/1-59 minute recovery time out with Time, Date and Moon Phase Stamp. Durable Digital 3-D Camo Housing with External LCD Display and Test Mode and Low Battery Indicator. Time, Date and Moon Phase Stamp

2. The Exodus Lift 12 mp Trail Cam

The Exodus Lift 12 mp Trail Cam review

The Exodus Lift is the debut camera from Exodus Trail Cams. It's been built to last. The half shell door allows the top of the camera (area most susceptible to weather leakage) to remain permanently sealed. It was designed to swing to the bottom rather than side to side so that we could utilize two over-sized latches to maintain an even amount of pressure to the gasket inside. We reinforced the traditional rugged plastic shell with some aluminum-alloy bracing to add durability/stability, and then topped it off with an all-weather protective finish coating. We quality control test every camera that is shipped from our facility to ensure that you don't receive a faulty product.
60' No-Glow IR Flash Module. Aluminum Alloy Reinforced Shell W/Durable All-Weather Finish Coat. 20,000+ Images Expected From 8 AA Lithium Batteries. 1/2.3" CMOS Sensor W/Advanced Color Optimization. 2" LCD Color View Screen. .9 Second Trigger Speed - 50' Detection Distance. 4 Camera Modes: Image / Video / Time Lapse / T.L. Day - Image Night. 2 MP / 5MP / 8MP / 12MP (Interpolated) Photo Resolutions. 1-9 Photo Burst Mode. Fully Customizable Photo Delay 1-600 Seconds. 720P/30FPS and 1080P/15FPS Video Settings With Sound. Customizable Video Length 1-90 Seconds. Customizable Operating Hours. Geo-taggable Photos For Precise Photo Organization. Cable Lockable, Lockable SD Card Door, and Password Protected
Every single camera is quality control tested before being sent out!

3. Bushnell 14MP Trophy Cam HD Aggressor No Glow Trail Camera

Bushnell 14MP Trophy Cam HD Aggressor No Glow Trail Camera review
0.2 second trigger speed; 14MP high-resolution images; HD video (1920x1080 pixels) with audio record. 48 no-glow black LED night vision flash; removable anti-reflection LED cover. Field Scan time-lapse mode takes images at preset intervals; Easy-open latch system. Adjustable PIR sensor; date/time stamps; name/temp/moon/GPS stamps. Runs up to one year on one set of batteries; holds up to 32GB SD card; weather proof

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