GardePro X50 Cellular Trail Camera, 3G/4G LTE Game Cameras with 32MP 1080p, Innovative Lite Video, 0.1s Trigger Speed, 100ft Night Vision, Send Pictures to Cell Phone
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- Experience Real-Time Monitoring - With the GardePro X50 Cellular Trail Camera, you can receive pictures in real-time or scheduled time, no matter wherever you are. This camera is compatible with the AT&T and T-Mobile cellular 3G/4G LTE networks in the US only. However, it can send pictures to your Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile cell phone, as well as other carriers.
- Innovative Lite Video for Full Video Preview - The Lite Video feature uses minimal data and is available almost instantly when your camera is in video mode. It allows you to preview the entire video, helping you decide whether you want to download or request a download of that video. This feature sets our brand apart from most other cellular trail camera brands, which either require you to request the video or only provide a 3-picture burst as a preview.
- Capture Every Moment - The camera's fast trigger speed of 0.1s and 3 PIR sensors allow for quick and accurate capturing. Plus, its adaptive infrared night vision mode saves up to 75% battery power, ensuring you never miss a moment even at night.
- Manage Everything from One App - Whether you have a WiFi or cellular GardePro trail camera, you can manage them both with one unified app. The X50 also features time-lapse mode, allowing you to remotely take care of your property.
- Flexible Data Plans - Choose from three data plans that suit your needs. No contract, you can cancel subscription at any time.
Recommended Uses For Product: Game & Trail
Brand: GardePro
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Special Feature: Lite Video, No Glow Night Vision, 3 Montion Sensors
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Product Dimensions: 4.2 x 2.86 x 5.6 inches
Item Weight: 12.3 ounces
Date First Available: August 29, 2022
Manufacturer: GardePro
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I bought one of these and it worked so good at such an affordable price I bought another! Great high quality pictures and video, though quality is diminished most of the time over cellular. You can request high def pics or videos over cellular but that costs more. You can always download the chips and get high quality that way too. The app is easy to use and give very quick timely notifications. I am very happy with these cameras!
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10/10. Basic plan is 7 bucks a month. The batteries lasted all season plus some. You can only get lower resolution pictures but you have the option to buy the HD versions of them if you really want them for some reason.
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