📸 WGI 20MP HEX “Lights Out” Trail Camera

Here’s a simple, straight breakdown of this camera so you know exactly what you’re getting:

🦌 What it is

A compact, budget trail camera designed for:

• Watching deer at feeders

• Scouting trails

• Monitoring property

It uses “Lights Out” infrared (no‑glow) flash, so animals don’t see it at night.

⚙️ Key Specs

📷 Image / Video

• 20 MP photos

• 720p HD video

• Stores on SD card (up to ~32GB)

🌙 Night Vision (Lights Out)

• Invisible IR flash (no red glow)

• Won’t spook deer or give away location

🎯 Detection / Performance

• Typical detection / illumination:

  • Around 60–85 ft range (varies by model)

• Trigger speed: about 0.5 to <1 second

🔌 Power

• Runs on 8 AA batteries

• Battery life:

  • Can last months to ~1 year depending on use

📦 Size / Design

• Very small “Hex” design for hiding easily

• Camo finish (blends into trees)

• Easy strap mount

👍 Pros

• Cheap and simple

• Small = easy to hide (good for pressured deer)

• Invisible flash at night

• Decent trigger speed

👎 Cons (important)

• Video only 720p (not super sharp)

• Night pics can be:

  • grainy

  • short range compared to higher-end cams

• Basic settings (not fancy)

• No cellular / no app (you have to pull SD card)

🎯 Best Use (for YOUR setup)

Since you’re running:

• ✅ a feeder

• ✅ likely in Michigan woods

👉 This camera works best:

• 15–25 yards from feeder

• Slightly angled (not directly facing sun or feeder)

👉 It’s perfect if:

• You just want to see what’s coming in

• Not trying to get magazine-quality pics

🔥 Bottom Line

👉 The WGI 20MP Hex Lights Out is:

• A budget, entry-level trail cam

• Good for basic deer scouting

• Not top-of-the-line, but gets the job done cheaply