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WiFi WildCam 2 Reviews

4.8 Rating 318 Reviews
Wendy Harding
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NatureSpy does everything we could have wished for in a camera, money well spent
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Posted 1 month ago
James Mackintosh
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Set up in my hedgehog feeder. Set up is super easy. WiFi signal great. Would highly recommend.
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Posted 1 month ago
Helen Walker
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It’s a brilliant look into what happens after dark in ones garden. Very pleased with my camera.
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Posted 1 month ago
Howell James
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Bought this camera so that we could view hedgehogs in the garden. The camera and set up was very easy and the family was soon watching two special visitors to the garden during the darkness hours. The quality of the photos and videos is extremely good. We are mesmerised with the views and so are our grandchildren. Excellent camera and service.
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Posted 1 month ago
Iain Dickson
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The WildCam 2 camera worked well until gnawed by a fox leading to a need to replace the cowl and possibly the camera as it is now fogging up at night. The lesson learnt is do not use the small tripod stand if inquisitive foxes might be about! Find a solid object well off the ground to fix the camera to.
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Posted 1 month ago
Michael Hudson
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NatureSpy WiFi WildCam 2 Brilliant product. Easy to setup with the app, and already having so much fun watching our garden birds and animals.
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Posted 1 month ago
The camera is easy to set up, is inconspicuous and robust. The quality of the pictures and videos is good. The playback function is a bit clunky- every time you go to look at a given day you have to go back to midnight.
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Posted 1 month ago
Arrived quickly. Easy to set up. Looks robust. The image is clear. Great that I can view it on my phone, in real time and the recorded segments. I feel it's value for money. Be careful not to position it too high as it won't capture the smaller animals. Also, if there are trees/shrubs in its line of sight, it will trigger the alarm repeatedly. So, some care on positioning is needed.
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Posted 1 month ago