GardePro E6 Wi-Fi Trail Camera (No Cellular), 48MP Photos, 1296P HD Video, 110° Wide-Angle View with Live View, No-Glow Night Vision, Motion & Time-Lapse Modes, Waterproof Design

This is a great cam. I am impressed with not only the hardware, but with the software to use it. Many devices are pretty good but they fall short on software, not GardePro. Instructions are easy and the cam is easy to setup. They also state to use LiOn or solar power but you can use rechargeable NiCad, which I use, and I get about a week of use since the cameras are set mostly to record only at night. Of course, if you use the camera 24/7, it will be shorter, and LiOn batteries are recommended. Videos are 1080p and night videos are good with the IR light. During the full moon the videos are like daytime indicating the camera lens is excellent (aperture of f/1.6). The recorded videos are crisp and clear. And using the right memory card allows rapid delete or save as needed with the software. I use a 64Gb card, which with 10 second video intervals never fills up. Only time I go to the cam is to change batteries. Otherwise, I do everything on my phone with the software. I had one cam that malfunctioned and Gardepro replaced it in a few days and responded to my emails with quick, good, and complete help. So support is as good as their cams. Also, I use 1 cam inside the house to monitor what's going on in another area, and when I'm away. So they have many uses other than just watching wildlife. YES, I can and do recommend GardePro cams. I have 3 of them and will continue to buy from them in future. Good Job, Gardepro!

Wow! What a steal. I just want to know what wildlife is wandering thru my backyard. I am close enough to connect thru Wifi. This cam takes pics and videos. You can control the quality thru the settings. At top quality, the pics/vids are incredible! Battery life has been great so far. I wish I could say how long they will last, but they're still above 90%. Very easy to set up, use, and enjoy! I highly recommend this camera.

We have been enjoying the menagerie in our backyard. We have seen birds, squirrels, deer, coyotes, fox, raccoons, a skunk, possum (and an occasional cable technician). I have put the camera various places in the yard, but the place that has the most traffic is the birdbath. Of course the birds like it, but the other wildlife also stops by for drinks. We live in an area without dogs and kids, so the wildlife feels safe here. The wifi is only good if you are very near the camera, but it is useful for checking the aim.I had the camera turned up to the highest sensitivity for a while, but that generated too many false alarms. I set it back to the default settings and that seems to give me good results. The photos seem a little over sharpened so that they seem to have a bit of a false outline around them. This helps the resolution when the animal is moving or otherwise blurred, but when the animal is close, if you try to zoom in the picture, it takes away from the quality.After being in use for a couple of months, the preview screen developed lines in it. I contacted Amazon and in spite of it being beyond the return period (30 days), it was covered under the 1 year warranty and they issued a full refund so that I could replace it. Waiting for the new one now!

This is a really, really good camera and the results we get are very good. We use it for cat rescue and TNR. The images and movies in daylight are in great color and the night vision is very good too. Including recording and downloading I would say it takes a couple of percent battery life per day. Considering everything, I think the battery life is very good and the value per dollar is fantastic. We haven't really gotten into many of the features, just arming, recording, downloading and erasing. We chose not to go with a camera with an active cell connection in order to save on getting a cell plan.I don't know when this was originally designed and built, but I feel it gives great value in May 2025. You do need to supply an SD card and AA batteries, so factor that into the cost. We got a 128GB SD card (way overkill) for under $20 and are using Duracell AA batteries that are still 75% full after 3 weeks of nightly use (and some daytime as well).The tech stuff: As a tech maker myself I am very impressed with this product. It uses creative tech to save on battery life, and that tech might seem weird or difficult at first to a non-tech person. First, the camera provides a very low power Bluetooth connection at all times. This means you can approach the camera from say 20ft or less and "connect" to it. This is what provides the great battery life. Now, to download the images and movies, Bluetooth would be way too slow, so you use the app, connected via Bluetooth, to launch the WiFi data transfer. It's easy to do, but new users may find this odd at first. So then you can use high speed WiFi to download the data and then "disconnect" the WiFi. This happens more or less automatically when you use the app, which is quite nice by the way. We are using an older Samsung phone to get the data. We found this much easier than removing the SD card. The camera can also be powered from a DC adapter if desired. The adapter jack is standard barrel style (not USB).I think the only improvement I could suggest would be an large internal rechargeable battery, but I haven't done the math to know how many mA hours of battery would be needed so I can't say if this is a better idea or not. As a product, I am very impressed with the work that went into making this.

I have owned this game camera for just over a year. It is a good camera for the price but has a few things I wish it did better.First the good: Image quality exceeded my expectations both during the day and the night. The motion triggers work well and captures lots of action. The battery life is pretty good for what it does. I have a few captures a night and the battery will last a couple of months. The battery life will depend on your settings and how much you access the camera.Now for the bad: I thought this camera would connect to my home WiFi. It does not, instead you have to connect to the camera via a multi step Bluetooth and WiFi process. This takes a long time and it only works half the time. You really have to be line of sight with no obstructions to connect. Even if I do eventually connect viewing the videos is very difficult over the weak connection. You really need to be standing right next to the camera and have a very strong signal to view videos. The photos will work over a weak signal but the camera will repeatedly disconnect providing a very frustrating experience. I want to like this camera and think it ok for the price but I don’t think I would buy it again. I would look for a camera with a stronger connection for viewing videos without being right next to the camera.