GardePro A3S Trail Camera, 64MP 1296p Game Camera with Clear 100ft No Glow Night Vision, Fast 0.1s Trigger Speed Motion Activated Waterproof, H.264 MP4 Video
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Style: A3S
Features
- [Excellent Night Vision] The A3S cam is equipped with a Sony Starvis image sensor and new-generation no-glow (black) infrared LEDs, combined to deliver crisp, clear images up to 100ft at night, perfect for stealth.
- [Enhanced 64MP Image] The camera features a premium optical lens and state-of-the-art image sensor, with exclusive image quality tuning to capture more vivid images.
- [HD H.264 Video] The camera records high-clarity 1080p or 1296p video, equipped with an advanced microphone for incredibly clear sound recording, providing an immersive wildlife experience.
- [Fast 0.1s Trigger Speed] The camera comes with a 3 PIRs design and pre-activated technology, triggering in almost an instant 0.1s. It takes up to 5 continuous shots to capture more exciting moments.
- [Super Easy to Use] The camera features hybrid capture (both photo and video), a 2.4 color screen, playback, time stamp, and password protection, with programmable operation hours. It operates on a regular SD card (not included) and 8 AA batteries (not included), making it easy to use and convenient.
Recommended Uses For Product: Game & Trail, Indoor Security, Outdoor Security
Brand: GardePro
Model Name: A3S
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Special Feature: Infrared Night Vision
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor, Outdoor
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Power Source: Battery Powered, or Solar Powered with SP350 Solar Panel (Sold Separately)
Connectivity Protocol: Mini-USB
Controller Type: Motion Activated
Mounting Type: Tree Mount
Video Capture Resolution: 1296p
Color: Camo
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Trail Camera, Mounting Strap, Instruction Manual, Mini-USB Cord
Number of Channels: 64
Wireless Communication Technology: Wired
Form Factor: Box
Effective Video Resolution: 1296
Viewing Angle: 70 Degrees
Night Vision Range: 100 Feet
Frame Rate: 30 fps
Voltage: 12 Volts (DC)
Wattage: 1.5 watts
Item dimensions L x W x H: 3 x 4.4 x 6.1 inches
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Batteries Required?: No
Flash Memory Type: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Item Weight: 350 Grams
Optical Zoom: 1 x
Video encoding: MPEG-4
Focus Type: Auto Focus
Field Of View: 120 Degrees
Low light technology: Night Color
Zoom Type: Optical Zoom
Alert Type: Motion Only
Room Type: Bedroom
Light Source Type: Infrared
Video Capture Format: MP4
Specific Uses For Product: Surveillance
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Effective Still Resolution: 64 MP
International Protection Rating: IP69K
Maximum Webcam Image Resolution: 64 MP
Control Method: App
Number of IR LEDs: 36
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 512 GB
UPC: 786592905557
Product Dimensions: 3 x 4.4 x 6.1 inches
Item Weight: 12.3 ounces
Item model number: None WiFi
Date First Available: May 16, 2020
Manufacturer: Zopu Digital Technology
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I set this camera up on December 26, 2024, and didn’t check it again until May 18, 2025—and I’m seriously impressed. After nearly 5 months outdoors, the battery was still halfway full, and it captured almost 1,200 photos and videos on a 16GB card. Daytime image quality was excellent, with clear shots of deer, possums, hummingbirds, and even a river otter-like critter. Night vision was decent too, though I’ll be repositioning the camera next time to avoid foreground interference that threw off the focus a bit. One unexpected but valuable bonus: it captured footage of a trespasser stealing items from our property. We wouldn’t have known otherwise. Thanks to this camera, we’re now taking extra precautions—and just ordered a second one. Highly recommend this for anyone needing a dependable, long-battery trail cam that performs well in various conditions.
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Ive been using trail cameras for two decades now and have had most major brands dating back to the first trail cameras that used an actual camera and 35mm film. I currently have this A3 and another GP model. I thought id try the A3 at this price point to see if its as good as my other GP camera. IN the first two weeks I have to say yes its a good camera. It has good photo and video quality. The illumination at night for a black flash camera is amazing and beats out most red flash IR cameras. I'm leaving out 1 star because with all of the features of these cameras it leaves out one of the most important, to me. The ability to tell the user how many photos or videos it has taken since the memory card was last changed. Its the only camera I have ever used that didnt give the number of photos since it was last armed. However it does tell how many photos you should expect to get on whatever size memory card that is presently in the camera. Which is basically worthless info since large memory cards are capable of holding tens of thousands of photos.
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The media could not be loaded. Bought 5 of these to monitor a coyote pack on our property. For the cost ($63), these are very nice cameras. Having 5 cameras lets me triangulate coyote movement on the property, but I would never have bought that many if they cost a couple hundred $ each. Daytime pics and videos are very crisp. I can easily distinguish individual markings on the coyotes. Night-time images also very good. The distance at which the motion triggers the camera to start recording is easily twice as far as other cameras in this price range I have used previously, and there are side motion triggers which start recording before the animal is fully in front of the camera. I have found those nice as it starts the video early enough to get more footage of the animal, especially important if the animal is running. Most of the videos that I am interested in are at night. 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