Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080 (Non-Cellular)
Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080 Review
The Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080 is a compact trail camera that is easily consealable with all the bells and whistles for a reasonable price. This one is hard to beat for the mid-range price point. - TCP Staff
Model # BTC5PX-1080 | Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080 Manual
Trailcampro Comprehensive Score:
84/100
Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080 Trail Camera Review
Pros
- Fantastic detection circuit
- Excellent picture battery life
- LCD Viewing Screen
- Easy Latch
- Metal Back Adjustment
- SD Card Easily Accessible
- Small Case Design
- Camo Case Design
Cons
- Video mode also will have a photo thumbnail
Photo resolution: 24 mpxl (interpolated)
Video resolution: 1980 x 1080
Flash Type: Red glow IR
Picture & Video Resting Power (on): 0.18 mW
Picture Daytime/Nighttime Power Consumption: 1 Ws | 3.4 Ws
Video Daytime/Nighttime Power Consumption: 11.2 Ws | 52.9 Ws
Picture Mode
If this camera were to take 35 day and 35 night pictures every 24 hours, it would last 22.5 months in the field on a set of Lithium batteries.
Video Mode
If this camera were to take 15 day and 15 night videos every 24 hours, it would last 2.8 months in the field on a set of Lithium batteries.
Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.18 s. | 0.6 s.
Video Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.29 s. | 1.8 s.
Detection Range & Angle: 50ft. @ 47.8° detection angle (57.8° field of view)
Absolutely nothing to complain about here. You get all the speed you could ask for in both picture and video mode, plus a good amount of detection range. The Strike Force Pro X 1080 deliveries a great detection circuit.
Dimensions: 4.25" x 3.75" x 3.25"
Battery Type: 6 AA
External Battery Jack: 12-volt
SD Card Capacity: Up to 512 GB
Country of Origin: Philippines
Case Design
The Strike Force Pro X's case feels really solid and durable. It has an adjustable metal back bracket that swivels up and down (about a 30° range of motion). The bracket allows for easy up and down adjustments without using twigs for shims. If you need more adjustability, we'd still recommend a Slate River Mount.
Browning made the SD cards easier to load and unload. The only downside we found is the battery eject button takes a bit of work to unlatch. Expect to use a sturdy fingernail.
Temperature ratings the camera records have a tendency of being unreliable and off by a significant margin.
Overall, the case design on the Strike Force Pro is outstanding. It is nearly everything you'd expect from a quality game trail camera.
Camera Setup
The Strike Force X 1080 has a small internal viewer that makes camera setup and picture/video playback extremely easy. The viewer's live-view element eliminates the guesswork to setting up for the perfect trailcam shot.
The internal setup should only take you a minute or two - at the most. Even though the internal viewing screen is small, Browning was nice enough to enlarge the words on the screen for those of us with poor eyesight!
The Strike Force Pro X 1080 can accept SD cards up to 512 Gigabytes. This is more than enough storage than you could ever use.
Durability
The vast majority of consumer-grade trail cameras are inexpensive, imported devices exposed to harsh conditions 24/7/365. Most manufacturers only offer a one-year warranty. We stock only the most durable units and provide an additional year of warranty at no extra charge. The Trailcampro exclusive 2-year warranty allows you to deal directly with Trailcampro avoiding long wait times on hold with the manufacturer and prolonged periods without a replacement camera. We turn around most warranties in just one business day!
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