Browning · Research review
Browning Strike Force Pro DCL Nano
- Mid-range
- 4K video
- Low-glow
A compact dual-lens camera with one lens tuned for daylight and another for night, plus 4K video. Browning's RADIANT 6 illumination gives it one of the longest flash reaches in the range.
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Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
- Dual-lens design: separate day and night lenses
- 4K video with sound
- Long 130ft (about 40m) flash range
- Fast 0.15s trigger, 0.35s recovery, 54° view
- Small case that runs on just 6 AA
Weaknesses
- Not an invisible flash – Browning doesn't label it no-glow
- Small 1.5in screen
- No wireless or app connectivity
- Frame rate for 4K not published
Who it suits
The research we draw on points to: badgers and foxes, deer, video, garden birds.
On our shortlists: Birds Badgers & foxes
What reviewers found
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TrailCamPro review (US retailer) (trailcampro.com) Retailer review
Scored it well in its in-house tests, noting sharp images with very little motion blur and good battery life; its main gripe was inaccurate temperature readings.
Summaries are ours; follow the links for each reviewer’s full verdict. Reviews marked “Retailer review” come from shops that sell the camera rather than independent publications. Where Which? is listed, we only note that the camera was in its test — its verdicts are for members.
Full specifications
From the manufacturer. “Not published” means we couldn’t find the figure in the maker’s own information.
- Brand
- Browning
- Model
- Strike Force Pro DCL Nano
- Year launched
- Not stated
- Price band (our label)
- Mid-range
- Photo resolution
- 26 MP (maker does not state native sensor resolution)
- Video
- 4K (frame rate not stated)
- Trigger speed
- 0.15 s
- Detection range (PIR)
- 30 m
- Night vision
- Low-glow infrared
- Night illumination range
- 40 m
- Power
- 6×AA (12V external jack)
- Battery life (maker’s claim)
- 'Long battery life' – no duration stated
- Storage
- SD/SDXC up to 512GB
- Connectivity
- None stated (saves to card)
- Solar
- No
- Weatherproofing
- Not published
- Viewing screen
- 1.5in
- Dimensions
- 108 × × 83 × × 64 mm
- Weight
- Not published
Sources
Checked 18 October 2026. Specifications and findings come from:
- Browning: Strike Force Pro DCL Nano product page (browningtrailcameras.com)
- trailcampro.com (trailcampro.com)
- ypc.co.uk (ypc.co.uk)
- TrailCamPro review (US retailer) (trailcampro.com)
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Printed from wildlifetrailcameras.co.uk/cameras/browning-strike-force-pro-dcl-nano/ · Checked 18 October 2026 · Research review: manufacturer specifications and independent findings, not our own tests.