Review
Pros
- None
Cons
- Very Limited Detection Range
- Blurry Images of Moving Objects
- Only Three Consecutive Pictures
- 32GB Memory Card Limit
- 5 Seconds Delay
Camera Ratings
Detection Range: 3/20
The detection range is extremely limited and somewhere around only 15 feet.
Speed: 1/10
Extremely slow trigger, and even most daylight pictures are out of focus and blurry.
Accuracy: 6/10
The only reason the camera scored this high for accuracy is the limited detection range.
Battery Life: 5/10
The battery life is just average but acceptable for picture mode.
Daylight Images: 3/10
Images from stationary or slowly moving objects are satisfactory. However, most pictures of moving animals are out of focus.
Lowlight Images: 3/10
The camera uses black & white mode during dawn and dusk, and the images are slightly better than night images.
Night Images: 2/10
The night images are not usable unless the animal has stopped. Sometimes, we can even tell what animal it was, as all we see is just a blurry spot.
Design: 3/20
The listed specs are not bad, but unfortunately, the Victure HC300 is one of those lemons you wished you had never owned. The burst mode would only take three pictures, and the animal is usually gone due to the slow five-second recovery mode.
Verdict: 26/100
Specs
Official specs from the manufacturer.- Name
- Victure HC300
- Manufacturer
- Victure
- Model
- HC300
- Series
- None
- Flash Type
- None
- Max Pixels
- 20
- Max Video
- 1080p
- No. of Sensors
- 1
- Detection Range
- 45 ft
- Flash Range
- 45 ft
- Trigger Speed
- 0.30 second
- Min Delay
- 5 seconds
- Max Delay
- 60 minutes
- Max Card Size
- 32 GB
- Wireless
- No
- Wifi
- No
- MSRP
- $59.99
- Warranty
- 12 months