Muddy Manifest Trail Camera Review
The Muddy Manifest struggled in our battery life and detection circuit tests and the photos did not match our expectations. It is easy to set up and the field of view and detection angles are nearly identically matched. - TCP Staff
Model # Mud -VRZ V2
Trailcampro Comprehensive Score:
69/100
Muddy Manifest Cellular Trail Camera Review
Pros
- Easy to setup and add to the Stealth Cam Command app
- Closely matched detection and field of view angle
Cons
- Below average photo quality
- Less than 2 months of battery life
- Poor detection circuit
The Muddy Manifest is a 4G/LTE cellular trail camera that operates on Verizon towers. Please not, Muddy is owned by Stealth Cam and thus, the Manifest will use the Stealth Cam app to operate the camera and view photos. The Muddy Manifest cellular trail camera only takes 16 megapixel photos, no videos.
Photo resolution: 16 mpxl interpolated
Flash Type: Red Glow
The Muddy Manifest cellular trail camera takes below average 16 megapixel day pictures, most notably because of the lack of clarity. Many of the day photos are blurry if there is any motion and the pictures simply don't have the clarity others cameras currently do.
Night pictures are average, overall. The Muddy Manifest cellular trail camera does not have a strong flash, but seemed to stop motion relatively well. Contrast and clarity are average at night.
- Easy to setup and add to the Stealth Cam Command app