Good quality pics for the money.
Explanations for excessive pics of nothing for some users could be from being a windy day and leaves are blowing, or if pointed too high to capture movement like any other camera mishap. We have been lucky with our set up location for this camera so far.
We have five various trail camera brands so camera use isn't new to us, so this isn't necessarily unique to this camera but seemed worse for this one: if the batteries are dying and not yet totally gone, the camera lights are not totally off and no screen alerting you, so it's deceiving. You set it up, go to check the card, and there are no pics made. With it being hard to tell that the batteries are almost gone, you just wasted hours of potential footage! This was very frustrating! Knowing they were almost gone in a more apparent way would be helpful.
Simple functions. Keep the little instruction booklet though. Came in handy when we were trying to figure out why the camera wasn't taking pics but camera looked like it was still on. The batteries were weak but not dead.
I agree- the door is a pain to open up.
If you need to lock up your camera from thieves, you have to get a separate lock box since there is nothing built in to secure a lock into for this camera.
In all, if you have one good camera to buy, get a better one. If you are looking to add other one to add a view to your trail and don't want to spend too much money, it is not a bad purchase.