X50S Cellular Trail Camera (Non‑WiFi), Preloaded SIM Card, Shared Data Plan, Camera Sharing, 100ft No-Glow IR, 0.1s Trigger, Motion Detection

Best trail camera hands down for the price and I've owned many. I have about 10 trail cameras top name brands like Moultrie, Muddy, Wildgame, Stealth cam, Reconyx, blah blah blah you name the whole shabang and a bunch of other Chinese knock offs like "HAWKEYE" from Amazon that I've had to throw away over the years.....but this one has me surprised. I purchased both the E5 and another non-wifi version in 20 mega pixel quality that is a 2021 version and both are better than all those that I have even those at a similar price from Dicks or Tractor supply. The quality is VERY good when you put it at max quality even at night. It can take a combination of Videos (5 or 10 sec.) and Photos. I've had the camera out for 1month and have had over 3000 photos and videos combined and not one little bar of battery has gone away, it is still fully charged. The other brands especially that HAWKEYE brand that I purchased on Amazon by now would have a lower battery because they are so battery demanding for absolutely no reason, not to mention it got water within a month and I had to throw that one away. This GardePro doesn't even get fog on the lenses...it's incredible. The other exceptional thing I love from this camera is the simple ease of use. It has a very good display and interface that is not too fancy and gets the job done. I have a little lock on it plus the camera itself is programmed with a 4 digit code so no one can touch the settings. The best part of it all is you just slide the button to off, do a SD swap and slide it back to ON and press start. That's it. Good to go again. You have a 30 sec. or 20 sec delay until your camera starts to take pics and videos again. The battery level is very easily displayed in the bottom corner. If you don't like overcomplicated trail cameras then this is a very good camera and the quality is not any different than those $100 plus. PLUS you won't have to spend another $100 in batteries to keep it running like those remote cellular Moultrie cameras that it's sole purpose is to not have to go get the SD card yet you still have go replace the batteries every couple weeks because the cellular plan drains the battery. It's a joke. Stick to this one. It's a winner in my book. Those who say otherwise about this camera still need some time to experience how worse the other cameras are.

I am only giving it 4 stars because it wasn't clear that you get only one month of cell use then you have to pay a monthly fee to see your images. I read the description but it must have been in the small fine print someplace. Well the camera works really good but like I said you need to pay a monthly fee to see the photos remotely, and that was not clear in the description.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this game camera for my hunting blind. Setup was easy. The app is solid. I was skeptical about the price of the camera being so low, but this thing is perfect for my needs. In addition to the camera purchase, there is a $15/month cellular subscription for unlimited SD pictures and lowfi videos sent to my phone in close to real-time. The HD video downloads require additional cost, $5 for 200 seconds, as well as a cost to download HD pictures, $5 for 50 photos. The photos and videos attached to my review are the lower resolution ones that you can download to your phone for just the $15 monthly fee.

I purchased two of these which are not too expensive yet are not cheap. You have to pay per camera the price you think you are paying in trial period.It gives you two options for set up. I decided to try cellular for both so I can be alerted when the deer are on the property and what areas for me to feed them. And to see what rodent was making noise under my house. The night vision does great! The battery life Sucks so bad! The first night and the batteries are dead on one camera. Every time I add new batteries they die within 12-24 hours. The other camera doesn’t hold as bad but it doesn’t hold very good either. (maybe I got a bad set)? I don’t know as they are the first cameras I’ve had.During the trial period I was not able to even get the amount of pictures it said I had. The lag in between sending me the photo of the animal captured on camera was just so far off even though I reset it several times.The location for each camera did not show their location of my property! It showed my phone location! (I know where my phone is, in my hand checking the cams)!After the trial period I paid whatever it charged and it sucked! I now have to pay two different prices, not as a combined price I was given during trial period.The cameras did not pick up on any of the animals.When the pay period was over, I decided I would not pay for bad service to know where my phone is as it was tracing my phone location! So, there was no way to use WiFi after paying! I tried to reset and reboot, but because I had previously registered to pay for service I’m out of luck!My advice to others is use WiFi! Stay on WiFi!But hey, maybe I’m outright stupidly and just don’t know how to use it right nor understand the bundling of cameras in one pay debit? Maybe there was some fine line in there I didn’t read? No idea but I don’t care to make time to check it all either.The plus was the night vision, and finding out what was under my house.

I have 2 cameras and love them. The fact I can change settings to both on my phone and takes affect in seconds is perfect. Area we live in only gets T-Mobile service which works great with these cameras. Highly recommend!!

Don’t have to walk a mile just look at my phone

It does require a subscription. Seems to work well.

This trail cam was super easy to use. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again... BUT mine got stolen. Moral of the story?? Pay extra for a GPS model. :(Gardepro did reach out to me and refunded the subscription price that I paid. I have great respect for them for doing that! Thank you!!