I was very pleased with this, my first ‘nature’ or overnight camera for capturing movement in your garden or anywhere outside your home.You have to invest in an SD card (a few pounds will buy enough storage for thousands of photos). Additionally you must buy and replenish 8 AA batteries. I don’t mind buying batteries but they do make the whole unit heavier than it needed to be.That complaint aside, everything else is excellent. Setup is easy with good, simple instructions in the box. In a few minutes I had my batteries and SD card installed and formatted, and was up and running taking photos in the garden.The build quality is reassuringly rugged - the camera opens and closes like two halves of a book, via a secure latch. Once opened you can access the viewfinder screen, on screen controls and physical buttons, all of which are easily learned.The camera has plenty of options for photo, video and movement detection modes. The still pictures are turning out well (the camera is not designed for indoor photography) and the night video is excellent, both in terms of accurate detection - hedgehogs in my case - and video quality. It is easy to transfer and review video footage via the SD card, as long as your computer or tablet has a card reader.I also liked the discreet dark green colour of the unit, with matching carrying strap.AA batteries make the unit heavier than it needs to be, but my Amazon branded batteries have lasted well so far, with no depletion indicated on the on screen guide after a week’s use. I would have preferred a rechargeable battery and a charger in the box.Overall I’d describe this is a very good quality trail and overnight camera for beginners in this area of photography.