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09 May 2018
Phone face is vulnerable to impacts
Cases from Otterbox are always some of the best I've had. This commuter style for the Iphone 6 or 6S leaves the face of the phone exposed to any impact that may result in the phones screen being inpacted without any protective shield in place.
There are other Otterboxes available that have a screen protector and are a bit thicker. If I knew this Commuter didn't have any screen/face protection I would've bought the thicker version from Otterbox. The description says double protection. I fail to find the 2nd defense mechanism that makes it a "double" protection type phone case.
03 June 2020
Hampton bay replacements worked when Tenergy Sola batteries wouldn't.
These worked in the Hampton Bay walk way lights when the Tenergy Sola batteries would not. I would rebuy these again if needed. Great value as well.
09 May 2018
Reconyx makes the best
1 of 1 found this helpful Any camera that Reconyx makes is well thought out and delivers. These are the best cameras for hunting, security etc. The battery life and trigger response and abilities to take rapid fire images (near video speed) is awesome.
I have 5 of these cameras and have never been disappointed in how they perform. The battery life I have been getting is 1 year or more with it set on a pretty high image capture. I highly suggest you invest in a STEEL bear box enclosure with a round cut resistant lock and not purchasing those thin sheet metal enclosures to secure it. These are highly sought after cameras and paying these prices for the best and mounting it to a tree unprotected or with a sheet metal enclosure from theft would be a bad move.
I use the SC950 models for perimeter security at my home location and I have them in STEEL enclosures w/ cut proof locks and mounted on steel poles concreted into the ground. I run them 24-7 365 and never had any issues with the cameras for over 4 years. Any mid grade cheapo trail camera you buy lasts about 2 years or so and starts leaking, skipping pics, missing captures, terrible looking images, blank captures, etc. You can't even compare those cameras to a Reconyx.
You are paying top prices for top rate equipment that nothing on the market can compare to so, remember that when you pull the trigger for one of those el-cheapos you read about on biased trail camera test sites on the web and are left disgruntled. There's no need for you to vist those sites after I just gave you the skinny on what you really need and should own.