Top Game Cameras 2020

 1. Browning Strike Force Pro XD

• The Browning Strike Force Pro XD game camera includes dual-lens technology.  Having a dedicated lens for day and night on your game camera gives you some great night and day photos.  Below are some of the specs for the Browning Strike Force Pro XD
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.22 s.  |  0.8 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.73 s.  |  1.9 s.
• Detection Range & Angle:  90 ft. | 41.7° (41.8° F.O.V.)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Strike Force HD Pro XD would last 10.3 months in the field on a set of 6 AA Lithium Batteries. We consider this to be outstanding, especially considering the camera only uses 6 batteries.

2.  Browning Strike Force HD Pro X

• The Browning Strike Force HD Pro X is a great all-around game camera.  It is not the best at one thing but it is good at everything.  Below are some key features of this great game camera. 
•    Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.16 s.  |  0.7 s.*
•  Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.53 s.  |  2.0 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 90 ft. @ 41.9° detection angle (43.7°field of view)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the HD Pro X would last 17.8 months in the field on a set of 6 AA Lithium Batteries. We consider this to be outstanding, especially considering the camera only uses 6 batteries.

3. Browning Dark Ops HD Pro X

• The Browning Dark Ops HD Pro X is a great game for scouting game or using for security.   Much like the Strike Force HD Pro X this game camera is good for all-around use.  The Low-Glow IR's make the Browning Dark Ops HD Pro X a good choice for security as well.  Below are some key test features from this game camera.
•   Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.17 s.  |  0.6 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.53 s.  |  1.9 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 90 ft. @ 41.3° detection angle (43.1°field of view)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Dark Ops Pro X would last 17.3 months in the field on a set of 6 AA Lithium Batteries. This is outstanding.

 4. Bushnell Core DS No Glow:

• The Bushnell Core DS No Glow game camera is a great option if you are looking for a low glow game camera.  Excellent battery life, photos, and video quality make this a great game camera choice.  Below are some results from our testing.
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.17 s.  |  0.7 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.37 s.  | 0.6 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 110 ft. @ 35.1° detection angle (34.9° field of view)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Core No Glow would last 12 months in the field on a set of 6 AA Lithium Batteries.

 5. Spypoint Force Dark:

• The Spypoint Force Dark Game camera gets some of the best battery life we have ever seen.  This game camera has a lightning-fast trigger and recovery time so you won't be missing any action.  The photo quality isn't going to be the best but if you are looking for a fast game camera with great battery life the Spypoint Force Dark is the way to go. 
•  Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.07 s.  |  0.3 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.71 s.  |  1.0 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 120 ft. @ 39.7° Detection Angle (42° field of view)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day pictures and 35-night pictures every 24 hour period, this camera would last 36 months in the field on a set of lithium batteries. Phenomenal.

 6. Spypoint Solar Dark

• The Spypoint Solar Dark game camera has a built-in solar panel that keeps an internal battery charged up.  You will also place 8AA lithium batteries in the camera for backup.  Battery life cannot be calculated accurately.  We have seen cases of this camera being outside for years without ever changing the batteries.  Along with a fast trigger and recovery time, this is a great choice for a game camera.  
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.07 s.  |  0.3 s.
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.07 s.  |  0.3 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 120' @ 38.5° Detection Angle  (42.0° Field of View)

 7. Reconyx Hyperfire 2

• If you are looking for the most durable game camera on the market the Reconyx Hyperfire 2 is the one for you.  Reconyx game cameras can be repaired and hold up well in harsh conditions.  Battery life is excellent and the photo quality is some of the best we have seen.
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.20 s.  / 1.0 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.24 s. / 4.6 s.
• Detection Range:  80 ft. (maximum)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Hyperfire 2 would last 16.6* months in the field on a set of 12 AA Lithium

 8. Browning Spec Ops Edge

• The Browning Spec Ops Edge game camera's review is still in progress.  However, we have sold many of these cameras and have had good feedback.  The Browning Spec Ops Edge takes some of the best videos out of any game camera we have seen.  If video is your main goal then the Browning Spec Ops Edge is a great camera to choose.  
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.02 s.  |  0.8 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.39 s.  |  0.6 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 90 ft. @ 59.8° detection angle (@37.3 ° field of view)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Spec Ops Advantage would last 27.3 months in the field on a set of 8 AA Lithium Batteries. For a no glow trail camera using 8 batteries, we consider this to be elite.

 9. Browning Recon Force Edge:

• The Browning Recon Force Edge game camera is much like the Spec Ops Edge.  However, it is a red glow trail camera.  When it takes a photo or video at night it will emit a very faint red glow typically giving you better night photos and videos.  This game camera takes some of the best videos we have seen.  Along with some of the best battery life on the market.
• Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.02 s.  |  0.6 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.38 s.  |  0.6 s.
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Recon Force Edge would last 20.5 months in the field on a set of 8 AA Lithium Batteries. For a trail camera using 8 batteries, we consider this to be elite.

 10.  Bushnell Core DS Low Glow

• The Bushnell Core DS Low Glow game camera comes with 2 lenses one for day and one for the night.  The dual-lens technology helps for a much better day and night photo.  This is a great camera if you are looking to do photos or videos. 
•  Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.17 s.  |  0.6 s.
• Video Trigger & Recovery Speed:  0.37 s.  | 0.7 s.
• Detection Range & Angle: 110 ft. @ 35.1 detection angle (34.9° field of view)
• Battery Life: If this camera were to take 35-day and 35-night pictures every 24 hours, the Core DS Low Glow would last 12.9 months in the field on a set of 6 AA Lithium Batteries.