I have used the T20’s for years and assumed the T11’s which are technically better would be better but there’s a few minor draw backs. The software is a bit more fussy on battery voltage, the T20’s I could get away with using 1.2v lithium rechargeables from Panasonic (4.8v total, camera is built for 6v but will show a full charge) That would give more than a month run time. But this updated model doesn’t like the lower voltage. Image quality is technically upgraded from the T20, but in reality viewing on an iPhone screen zooming in it’s hardly noticeable. Not worth the draw backs I have highlighted One thing to consider is the T20 had a 15 second count down timer when activated giving enough time to get away from the camera before it would go live, the T11 however has been lowered to only 5 seconds. Which can be very difficult to close the camera case etc before it starts recording, and for security it’s not ideal to accidentally capture your own image / vehicle for the bad guys to perhaps find and view. At lease the kind of people I have to monitor you wouldn’t want to leave that information behind that’s for sure. But all in all still great value camera and the smallest available, camouflage pattern is also good, but the darker green of the T20 models is better for the green foliage of UKRead full review
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I have another identical camera which is 4 years old - still works ok except IR night vision has failed. I had to review the settings on the ‘old’ one and transfer/copy them to get the new one functioning. Could be simpler to set up. Also the watertightness is compromised after some use. But good enough for the price.
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Just what i needed to see what goes on around my field at night
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East to set up
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