I have an older moultre and a wildgame innovations ir that I just got. They both take good daytime pictures but the battery life on the moultre is not so good. The battery life on the wildgame is pretty good. The only thing I dont like about the wildgame is that it only takes one picture at a time. I just cant see spending more than 100 bucks on a trail cam I am setting out on state land. I had a wildview cheapo regular flash model stolen last year and I was only out 50 bucks but still was upset. So far I have not had any major issues with any of the trail cams I have owned.