Moultrie Edge Cellular Trail Camera - Auto Connect - Nationwide Coverage - 720p Video with Audio - Built in Memory - Cloud Storage - 80 ft Low Glow IR LED Flash

Truly a great cam and the viewing angles and great. You can see anything day or night, and it functions as stated on their page and in other reviews. Was so easy to set up, connects easily and stays connected.I used the 16battery option and even bellowing freezing this thing is still going strong. I have the $18 a month package with one cam, but it’s worth it ~ trust me ! I get photos, and have the ability to request up to 50videos a month. Not sure about the storage capabilities because all my photos are stored on the app and that’s all I need. (Storage capacity in camera?)Through rain, blaring sun, snow and a few crazy windy storms, this thing has given me zero issues. I have never been happy with a purchase for a cam. I don’t believe for this price point you will get any better. Motion sensor has never failed me, and you can even chose what animal you are looking to record to save batteries. Chose people vehicles etc. yes it’s a great cam all around 10✨!

Easy to figure out, basically add your batteries, turn in on, download the app (and pay for a year's subscription), strap it to a tree, and you're good to go. Two warnings: it takes 16 batteries and there's a years subscription involved, so be aware there's more money involved than just this.Okay, so bitching about money aside, it's easy to setup and use, and it takes really good pictures! I use the 3-shot burst, works well for me. Also alerts my phone when a shot is taken, so since I'm using mine as part of my security system, that's a must-have. Have no idea how long this will last, as I've only had it a couple of weeks, but so far it's working exactly as advertised.

My husband and I needed an outdoor camera to watch over our e-bike, motorcycle and car. We knew our home WiFi wouldn’t reach the location.We use Ring indoors but didn’t want to get one for outside because it wouldn’t position correctly on the fence and we wanted it to be hidden.So we searched for an outdoor camera with a cellular connection and camouflaged. We came across this camera and read great reviews.Easy setup. Popped in 8 batteries and was connected immediately. The battery life is good. After several days of constant activity the battery is only down to 96%.The unit is camouflaged and not that obtrusive. The images and picture quality are top-notch. You can easily download video when needed. Notifications of movement come in by email and text within a minute of detecting motion.So far we are extremely pleased with this camera and highly recommend it.

The media could not be loaded. Let me start off by saying the camera is great. The battery can last 3-4 weeks with AA batteries. Trigger time is fair, sometimes it can be a bit slow and not get deer until they are in the middle of frame when I would like to see where they are coming from. The app is great. It's easy to navigate, organize pictures and is reliable. Picture quality is good to great. Without saving the high quality image or video, the quality is not great at all. But if you use one of the 50 video downloads you get a month, the quality is great. The biggest issue I have with the camera is the subscription. plans range from $108 a year, to $272 a year PER CAMERA.I would say that price is worth it to see all the deer I won't be able to kill, but that may vary from person to person. I didnt do enough research before purchasing and didnt realize the subscription was per camera prior.

For the price, this camera is great, and seemed (at first) to have much better coverage than my single-"band" (AT&T) only camera. However, the camera (and, to some extent, the app) have major issues. I simply cannot get time lapse to work, and even when I push connect for a "test" picture, with good signal strength, 90% of the time the picture never shows up in the app, even when I "watch" the camera send it (the lights for connecting...connected..etc. all light up and the camera goes back into "watch" mode, but nothing ever gets sent). So basically, captured pictures are getting sent maybe 10% of the time, and since there's no SD card, there's no way to tell what was not sent! Sadly, the price and the claimed features are great, but this camera simply doesn't perform as advertised. I'll keep it in case these issues are fixed via firmware update or something, but in the meantime I do NOT recommend buying this (and I'm so glad I didn't buy 4-5 more, like my hunting buddy suggested when this first came out!)Update 10/6/2022: This camera is terrible. It goes "offline" randomly (you have to go to the camera and physically cycle the power switch to get it to reconnect - a MAJOR pain), it does not trigger reliably, it uploads photos only about half of the time, and it eats batteries like candy. I have other Moultrie cameras that perform much more reliably, and I am extremely disappointed in this camera. I do NOT recommend that you waste your money on this. Fortunately, I didn't fork over the $100+ annual subscription fees. as this camera is going in the trash (unfortunately, the return window passed before I figured out what garbage it is). Stay. Away.

I got a “used” camera for 50$ from Amazon, it came brand new in the box. Setting up cell service was simple and 10$ a month. I set the camera up on the edge of cell service. I often cannot connect with the camera, however about 2-3 times a day my camera connects and sends me pics showing all the deer in rough pics. For 60$ I could not imagine this all working as well as it has. Ive included some pics, it works amazingly. I don’t care about up to the minute service, I just want to know sorta what’s there around what times and it exceeded my expectations.Cons: The request to get HD pics to download has not worked, however I don’t care. Haven’t gotten any videos, don’t understand or care about that. I’m a little conserned I’m missing pics or activity when the camera is not connected to cell service because the camera supposedly dosent save pics to any sort of internal memory.