I had some old moultrie m-80’s. Loved them. I got a deal on two Browning command ops pro’s. Last years model. They are ok. I get pretty good pics, but some of them are hazy at certain times. Looks like I’m getting condensation on the lense. They will definitely do the job, but if they were one of the more expensive models I wouldn’t be happy. Other than that, they seem to be solid little units.

I've had really good luck with the Wild Game Terra 10's. Bought 4 of them for $200 @ Academy. So far they have been reliable. 2 years in the books.

I have several Bushnell trophy cams that haven't stopped working in the 4-5 years I've had them. Only 1 has died after 2 years of year round use. 8 copper tops last no less than 6 months in them taking thousands of pictures. If you spend the money for the lithium's you will get longer battery life but I just use the duracell copper tops. Been debating on buying the bulk amazon brand batteries to give them a try.

I'm using all Brownings now but the picture quality on the old Cuddeback Captures was the best IMO.

We have sold just about every brand and whittled it down to three most reliable - Browning, Hawk and Spartan (cellular). Browning is the most reliable traditional trail camera in my experience. Although, I am impressed so far with the new Ghost camera by Hawk.

Maybe I have bad luck. All my cameras fail past 3 years. All moultries suck. Bushnell and Browning have been the best. They just don’t last. I do use them year round. Battery like us amazing on Brownings. I have a few new Tasco from Walmart. Pics aren’t great but hope for better longevity. At $29.99 who cares.

Ive always been pretty loyal to Moultrie... Have only had 1 bad experience with a moultrie cam that just wouldn't work out of the box. I spent several years using the A-5's and finally had the last one bite the dust this year. One of my buddies got 4 of the A20s two years ago and they are doing fine.
I have never had much luck with wild game innovations, but my brother bought 4 for a really good deal at the expo last year and they all seemed to get through the season.
I have 1 bushnell that has been reliable for about 3 seasons now.

The one camera that I was super impressed with this year was my new Exodus Trek. Exodus is fairly new to the game but they put out some quality products. My Trek made it from late September - End of season on a single set of AA's and took some really high quality images IMO. For 115 im not to sure it can be beat