Stealth CamReactor 26 MP Photo & 1080P at 30FPS Video No Glare IR 0.4 Sec Trigger Speed Hunting Trail Camera - Supports SD Cards Up to 32GB

I have been using stelth cams for well over 12 yrs now and have been using wireless cameras the who time. I've had them all over the year, even reconyx cameras. One thing I have found is you don't have to spend crazy amounts of money to get a great wireless cameras.I currently have over 10 wireless Stealth Cams deployed at any given time and they stay out all year, year after year. These cameras take great pics. I don't use the video just because I don't have the reception to upload the big files. These cameras are 940nm so they DO NOT produce the red glow. They are very easy to setup (these days) and instantly upload phones if you have good reception.One of the best things I like about these cameras is the app. It's easy to manage all you Stealth cam cameras in one location. The filter tag options are wonderful and work pretty good. You can't set the display to only show pics of bucks and boom, all the other pics are hidden so you can see just the buck pics.The other really fantastic feature of the app is the ability to share cameras. I can send an invite to my hunting buddies or family members, anyone I want and my cameras will show up in their Command app page. They can't make changes to settings or anything but they can see the pictures real time just like me. The one thing about this is the others have to install the command app and setup an account.In response to the person that claimed it takes 15hrs + to get pic's. Your having a reception issue. Get yourself a directional antenna. Use you phone and ID the location of your closes tower of the service provider you use. Then aim the antenna directly in that direction. You will notice a massive improvement. I only recommend the directional antennas though. The 360 antennas don't boost the signal enough in all directions.Last bit of info and one of the big reasons why you pay so much for the reconyx cameras. Stealth cam (GSM) customer support is a joke. GSM is the main parent company for a bunch of other companies and many other camera brands.GSM has a very poor customer service process. They use a 3rd party call center for support. If you actually do get to speak to someone ( it takes hours / days and persistence) they likely won't know much about the cameras or the technology. Its a good thing they changed the setup process to make it way easier for people that dont do tech work. It's a very simple setup process and if you have reception then you'll be up and running in minutes.If a reset doesn't work they will have you sent the camera in. The company does a great job about getting a new replacement out ASAP.A few things I suggest:1. Get a good antenna to use on the cam if your out in no man's land. This is not a fault of the camera but is just a reality or being out in the sticks.2. Go to herd360's site and pick up one of his solar panels. These cameras only hold 8 AA batteries. Always run energizer lithium batteries for best performance but use a solar system with built-in batteries. It will enable the cameras to.run well over 6 months, all will taking over 1k images per day.

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This would be 5 stars but this and many other cameras have a wider detection range than the camera lens so you get lots of blank pictures. There are lots of settings you can play with but still blank pics. Wouldn't it make sense to have the camera lens a slightly wider view than the motion detector? Seems like they haven't figured that out yet. Otherwise a great camera.

We have out her Stealth Command reactor cellular cameras and have no issues with them. However this one will stop sending photos after a few hours, I know due to placement that photo have been taken because I’ve epwalked by it. I have to physically go to the camera at least 2-3 times a day and “sync” it to refresh the connection just to receive a crap ton of photos at once that it never sent. I shouldn’t have to do this’ as it’s cellular and set to send photos immediately. Don’t waste your money and buy a mower rkiabjtw

I bought this hoping to setup a camera to monitor my property. But, I got the dreaded you must call customer support message during setup after entering my credit card to register for the Verizon service. Of course support is only available from 8-5 CST and this is a weekend.Yeah, I can wait 15 hours for support to open, but I thought I'd warn you about the registration process, why don't they just make you call to register the camera, that would be so 1980's to go back to phone support. Tomorrow I'll update with my phone experience, probably don't have a clue about why I'm calling and I'll end up returning this product.Update: The camera was actually used and the previous owner registered it with Verizon, but never removed it from their account, so after sitting on hold for an hour I was told I can't register the camera. And then Amazon would not just exchange it for a new camera, so I had to order a new one and return this one that nobody can ever use. Sad.

Wanted to buy some cheap cellular cameras to scout deer a mile in on public land in an area with good reception, I’ve only had these cameras a week but I have had 0 issues I did heavy research since I already owned tactacams but I liked the idea of video and the gifs are fun, camera was super easy to set up, just make sure you have good high speed SD cards

The good is that the daytime pictures are good quality. The issue, with both my cameras of this model, is the night time photos. Tall grass, logs, anything in the foreground gets horrible brightness and everything else is dimmed out so the distance is terrible. Unless the deer are 10 yards away, you're not going to get a good night picture. I should've gone with the Fusion X. I have one and it's great.

We started with one and have purchased 4 of these so far. That's a positive testament as to how well they work. Two of them are on solar panels to save batteries. They work very well at our farm. We watch rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, intruders, or trespassers on the property. We plan to purchase two more of these to place in other locations.