I bought a Browning Recon which gives high quality videos but has the disadvantage of no time switch. I also have a much cheaper Victure which doesn’t have the quality but you can set a time switch to record just at might. Although wildlife cameras often say that rechargeable batteries are not recommended, they do work well if you buy high quality ones. Buy Panasonic Eneloop 2500 ones, they work fine and last for ages. Expensive to buy but they continue to recharge for years, so are worth it. So as far as a new camera is concerned you have to decide whether you want high quality images, or just basic images to see your wildlife. My Victure has worked well to simply see hedgehogs visiting, my Browning does provide better quality but costs a lot more. In my opinion, any camera provides joy, it’s just great to see the hedgehogs.
Jane
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