New Reconyx cameras

[Mike Belt]

nodog...Just curious....Why'd you return it?

 

[sneakybow]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

You won't regret it

 

[Solo Hunter]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

You won't regret it

X2

 

[JCDEERMAN]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

You won't regret it

X2

Probably gonna get another one off your buddy

 

[BSK]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

You won't regret it

X2

X3

Last year, my oldest Reconyx RC60 (from the first year the model was offered) developed a problem with the daytime camera lens. I called the company and they asked me to ship it to them (which I paid for). A few weeks later I received the camera back (no charge), the camera had been fixed (new camera lens at no charge), and included was a letter apologizing for the problem I had had with the camera--a 6 or 7 year-old camera! That's a company that stands behind its products.

 

[Mike Belt]

I can't vouch for the RecoynX customer service. After 7 years I still haven't had a single problem.

 

[nodog]

nodog...Just curious....Why'd you return it?

I never returned the reconyx cam, I did return 3 different ones before trying a reconyx. A bushnell was the best of the 3, only took a few pics (the reconyx took hundreds in the same spot when tried), but the reason I returned the bushnell was when I went to upgrade the firm ware it sent my computer into fits. I didn't at that time know how much better a reconyx was but I did know the bushnell didn't work right.

The worst of the 3 was a cuddy IR. It was total junk taking one daytime pic of a squirrel at about 10 yards. That cam was about $280 with tax and batteries.

 

[nodog]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

You won't regret it

X2

X3

Last year, my oldest Reconyx RC60 (from the first year the model was offered) developed a problem with the daytime camera lens. I called the company and they asked me to ship it to them (which I paid for). A few weeks later I received the camera back (no charge), the camera had been fixed (new camera lens at no charge), and included was a letter apologizing for the problem I had had with the camera--a 6 or 7 year-old camera! That's a company that stands behind its products.

Probably because customer service is just dying for something to do and were so happy when they finally had one returned.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

I think my next investment will be in a Reconyx. Still made here in the States and the quality shows. That trigger speed and dependability is something hard to put a price tag on.

You won't regret it

X2

X3

Last year, my oldest Reconyx RC60 (from the first year the model was offered) developed a problem with the daytime camera lens. I called the company and they asked me to ship it to them (which I paid for). A few weeks later I received the camera back (no charge), the camera had been fixed (new camera lens at no charge), and included was a letter apologizing for the problem I had had with the camera--a 6 or 7 year-old camera! That's a company that stands behind its products.

Probably because customer service is just dying for something to do and were so happy when they finally had one returned.

your probably right. In any company, if that's the worst thing they have to worry about, they will be in business a very long time

 

[TheLBLman]

The worst of the 3 was a cuddy IR. It was total junk . . . .

Wow. Who woulda ever thunk it.

 

[landman]

Why do they now only offer a 2 year warranty ?

 

[BSK]

landman,

I often wonder why too, as the few people I know who have experienced problems seem to always get their cameras fixed free of charge no matter how old the units are.

 

[TheLBLman]

I would speculate limiting warranties to 2 years helps with their financial ratings. While they may CHOOSE to repair or replace units beyond 2 years, big difference in being legally "obligated".