Best Trail Camera With Phone App

Moultrie Mobile Delta Cellular Camera

Last update on 2021-11-04 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API

Moultrie has a reputation for reliability. My first Moultrie trail camera was the budget A-30 trail cam way back when it was first made available to buy.

I still have it after all these years and it's working as well as the day I bought it. This led me to take a look at the Moultrie Delta with a degree of expectation.

First off, this trail camera comes with a choice of 2 network providers. A Verizon 4G network camera, plus a AT&T version. The connection is reliable too, and looking at the feedback from other users throughout the States it seems to be reliable accross North America.

The camera is operated via the free Moultrie mobile app, allowing you to manage your data plan and change any settings within the camera remotely. Please note that the camera does not have an internal LCD screen so this is the only way to operate the camera.

If you take a look at the specification of the camera below, you'll see that all the essential figures are impressive.

A 0.35 second trigger speed is very fast, coupled with an equally impressive detection range of 80 feet.

Summary

Overall this is one of the best budget 4G cellular trail cams out there in 2021.

The standard data plan only allows you to receive the medium resolution pictures. You'll have to extend the data plan to receive higher res pictures which is a slight downside.

The most important aspect of any cellular trail camera is how well it connects to the data network. The Moultrie Delta performs very well even in low signal strength areas.

Just make sure you use a class 10 SD card, ensuring the card is formatted via the cameras menu to achieve the best quality still pictures.

Specification

• 32 Megapixel

• 1920 x 1080 Full HD Videos with Sound

• Up to 32GB SD Memory Card

• 0.35 Second Trigger Speed

• 80 ft. Flash Range

• 80 ft. Detection Range

• 12 AA Batteries

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Reliable data connection to Verizon 4G

Super fast trigger speed

Additional cost to data plan to receive high res pics

Browning Defender 4G Cellular Trail Camera

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This was the first cellular trail camera model introduced to the Browning camera range and it still available to buy.

There are currently two versions. The only difference being, one connects to the AT&T Network, the other to the Verizon Network. The camera shown here is for the AT&T Network, which seems the most popular.

The night time pictures and video are not as high quality as some of the other non cellular Browning trail cameras in their 2021 lineup, which is a bit of a disappointment. However they are reasonable quality for a cellular trail camera.

The camera will send pictures and video to your phone via the free app, plus upload to Browning's own cloud service as part of the data plan, so you can view your pictures using a laptop computer.

Summary

There's a lot to like about the Defender 4G. The reliable connection to the data network and a host of features in the menu settings to name a few.

There's a number of monthly data plans to suit your budget as well.

The Defenders images are slightly grainy in low light. Although I am comparing it to the Browning XD Pro and other top end cameras in the range which don't have a cellular connection ability.

Maybe I'm being too harsh as this camera does pack a lot of features alongside the cellular capability side of things.

Specification

• 20 Megapixel

• 1920 x 1080 Full HD Videos with Sound

• Up to 512GB SDXC Memory Card

• 0.2 Second Trigger Speed

• 120 ft. Flash Range

• 80 ft. Detection Range

• 16 AA Batteries

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Reliable 4G connection

Super fast trigger speed

Night-time images could be better

LTE 4G Cellular Trail Camera

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The original Bigfoot camera model became a favourite amongst hunters and land managers very shortly after it arrived on the market several years ago. This was due to the cameras reliability and the first class customer service.

The main difference between the newer 4G camera and the 3G version is the 4G model receives pictures via both MMS text message as well as email.

Unfortunately AT&T stopped the MMS text service via 3G, so its older brother will now only receive pictures via email.

The other point worth noting is that for some reason the company that makes the cameras, opted for a different camera lens on the 4G. Nothing wrong with the latest lens apart from the fact it has a narrower field of view.

If your thinking of placing the camera near a large food plot it may be worth looking at the older 3G version instead.

Overall, the new 4G version performs very well. With a solid trigger speed and high quality images and video.

Summary

Overall this 4G camera is an upgrade on its older 3G Bigfoot brother.

Its a bit of a shame that they decided to change the camera lens to a slightly narrower field of view lens.

Having summed up everything, the 4G LTE is a great performing cellular trail camera, that is easy to set up. Plus the customer support is first class, if in the unlikely event you need help with the camera setup or it develops a fault.

Specification

• 12 Megapixel

• 1920 x 1080 Full HD Videos with Sound

• Up to 32GB SD Memory Card

• 0.35 Second Trigger Speed

• 65 ft. Flash Range

• 65 ft. Detection Range

• 12 AA Batteries

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4G Network connection

First class customer support

Narrow field of view compared to its older brother

Spypoint Link Micro LTE Cellular Trail Camera

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The Link Micro is an ultra compact camera. The camera body measures at only 3.1″ W X 4.4″ H X 2.2″ D. The advantage being that it makes the camera less noticable on public land.

The other aspect to take note of is that this camera is a photo mode only camera. There is no option to record video available.

The camera records 2 pictures upon being triggered at up to 10 MP image resolution. All the pictures are stored onto a 32GB SD card which can be accessed via the free downloadable app.

If your running more than one camera it's super easy to select which camera to view stored images from via the Spypoint app.

A really clever feature of the app is that it has a species feature. Click on buck and it displays only pictures with a buck present, which does work well in practice.

Summary

If you're looking for a mutli camera setup the Link Micro is certainly worth considering.

The low cost per camera, plus the multi camera support via the app make it a great choice as part of a camera scouting network.

The stil pictures are good quality too.

Specification

• 10 Megapixel

• Up to 32GB SD Memory Card

• 0.5 Second Trigger Speed

• 80 ft. Flash Range

• 80 ft. Detection Range

• 8 AA Batteries

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Yellowstone 4G Cellular Trail Camera

Last update on 2021-11-03 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API

The Yellowstone 4G camera is supported by a US based team who are there to help if required. Which gives you peace mind when buying a cellular trail cam.

There are 2 cameras to choose from. Difference being the camera lens. One lens has a 52 degree FOV and the wider lens option being 100 degrees.

Having the choice of FOV means you can opt for the wider angle lens if you plan to cover a food plot or the narrower 50 degree lens for game trails.

The camera comes with a preconfigured SD and SIM Data card meaning you can have the camera up and running in under 10 minutes.

There is a solar panel option too and an extra cost if your planning on running the camera for extened periods over the season.

Summary

There's plenty to like about the Yellowstone camera, mostly in it's ease of setup.

The high-gain antennas provide excellent signal pick up too.

I'd like to have seen the detection range being a bit longer, but 65 feet is still very aceptable in most scouting situations.

Specification

• 12 Megapixel

• 1920 x 1080 Full HD Videos with Sound

• Up to 32GB SD Memory Card

• 0.4 Second Trigger Speed

• 65 ft. Flash Range

• 65 ft. Detection Range

• 12 AA Batteries

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Detection range could to be further

3G Cellular Trail Cameras

Creative XP 3G Cellular Trail Camera

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CreativeXP [1] are a family run company based in New York. The team, Daniel and his wife Elizabeth provide excellent customer service and have a blog alongside their business website with useful guides on hunting and general trail camera use, so it's worth checking out (see link above).

The camera will only work with an 3G AT&T SIM Card and will send photos to any US phone number. Once you've activated your SIM card and added your number your good to start receiving photos triggered by the PIR sensor on the camera.

The 12MP sensor records quality video at 1080p and night illumination is provided by 56 NO GLOW LEDs, so it's ideal for use on public land where the camera may be seen or as a home security camera.

This camera does have a very wide field of view with a wide dynamic camera lens and a 110 degree PIR angle , which is 20 degrees wider than most trail cameras. This makes it an ideal choice to cover food plots or for surveillance of a property.

The camera is powered by 4 – 8 AA batteries or you can hook it up to an external battery or solar panel.

There are a range of settings to allow you to capture single pictures or bursts up to 5 images. The camera will accept SD cards up to 32GB in size.

The CreativeXP trail camera comes with a number of extras including a tree strap, wall mount bracket, USB and RCA leads. Most importantly CreativeXP provide a lifetime warranty with the camera.

Summary

The CreativeXP trail camera is fast gaining popularity due to it's overall performance and customer service provided by the company.

It's a bold move by the company to provide a lifetime warranty but it shows the trust they have in their own product. It's definitely worth checking out if your looking to buy a cellular camera.

Specification

• 12 Megapixel

• 1920 x 1080 Full HD Videos

• Up to 32GB SD Memory Card

• 0.4 Second Trigger Speed

• 65 ft. Flash Range

• 65 ft. Detection Range

• 8 AA Batteries

Sale

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Wide field of view PIR sensor

Easy to setup straight out the box

Detection range could be better

Stealth Cam AT&T GXATW Trail Camera

Last update on 2021-11-04 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API

The Stealth Cam GXATW is a versatile camera that is both suited to beginners and more advanced cellular trail camera users.

The camera sends images and video clips to your mobile device or computer. Supported by its own iOS and Android app called the "Stealth Cam remote App".

The camera is 4G and uses the AT&T cellar network. There is a quick start guide on the manufacturer's website on how to get up and running quickly .

Stealth Cam, call the GXATW camera "Triad" equipped. What this means is the camera will shoot using its 22 megapixel sensor at 4 resolutions, 22mp / 12mp / 8mp and 4mp. Video is recorded in full 1080p HD. The Final part of the "Triad" is the time lapse function with PIR override.

Features include a quick trigger speed. 42 black IR emitters for night time images with an impressive 100 foot range.

Power is from either, 12 x AA batteries or via an external power jack for use with a 12V battery box.

Extra features are an SD card slot that accepts 32GB capacity cards, a low battery indicator, plus an LCD display.

Summary

This camera works using the AT&T network with a data plan SIM card to make use of the cellular network connections.

The Stealth Cam GXATW makes a great choice for hunters tracking potential game animals. The mobile app helps manage images remotely , allowing for better camera placement in more active locations.

Specification

• 22 Megapixel

• 1920 x 1080 Full HD Videos with Sound

• Up to 32GB SD Memory Card

• 0.5 Second Trigger Speed

• 100 ft. Detection Range

• 12 AA Batteries

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Ideal for hunting and land management

GEO-Tag pictures & video

Works only on AT&T Network reliably

Best Trail Camera With Phone App

Source: https://outdoorwilds.com/trail-cameras-send-pics-phone/

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