A50 Trail Camera (Non-Cellular, Non-WiFi), Enhanced Low-Light Performance, True 4K Video, 0.1s Trigger, 100ft No-Glow Night Vision, Motion Activated Wildlife Camera

Best customer service. The camera takes clear videos day or night and battery life is about 6 months set on 10 sec videos. In very cold temperatures in Virginia battery life is about 4 months. The sound is amazing I can hear a deer chewing and walking in leaves about 10 feet away. Very user friendly. The A50 is my 2nd Gardepro. This 1st camera is now 3 plus years old still taking clear pics and videos. I highly recommend these cameras. I use mine for surveillance on the back of my property out in the country continuously. Very reliable for years now. Excellent camera but not a high price.

Excellent quality photos. Very easy to set up, set time, date, delay functions, etc.

I had an E6 for about 5 years before it gave up the ghost. Having used it for all that time, I realized I didnt need the wifi/bluetooth stuff. I had always just set it up, picked it up later and took the card out see what had been recorded. Why bother with all the other stuff if you dont need it. It works just like the other one did (but without the aforementioned stuff). The side views are pretty cool, too. It's like a wide field of vision. They can be turned off or on.

This was a dramatic improvement over my previous trail cam: everything was better. Higher quality video, more responsive, etc. But I purchased it exactly one year ago, and the SD card reader just failed. Simply failed. Tried disassembling and cleaning its contacts with no luck. I'm about to purchase another one and I hope it proves more durable.

For a trail cam to watch over my patio this model works great. Very clear pictures and so far good battery life.

I'm a huge wildlife game camera hobbyist and I have multiple game cameras deployed for wildlife viewing and footage. I saw someone posted the images of one of these cameras and I thought they looked really sharp, so I decided to purchase one to test out on my line-up for myself. This camera was nothing but disappointment and aggravation for me. No matter how low I set the motion settings, this thing would trip off all day and night with nothing of note in the images. Resulting in drained batteries, full SD cards of hundreds of false captures, and no images of anything of interest to show. Trigger speeds would miss wildlife. Picture quality was subpar. The field of field of view was also really weird and narrow as compared to my other camera brands set up in same locations. I finally got tired of dealing with it and took it off the line. I did notice it is basically the exact same design and function of Meidase cameras, which I have several of those, and have been pleased with their performance, but this GardePro one really sucked. Glad I only purchased the one to test out versus several at once as I had originally planned on doing.

I've used a lot of different kinds of trail cameras, Moultrie, Exodus, a few Spartans, BlackGate and most recently Tactacam... Tactacams are my cellular go to - but after using GardePro Non Cellular I'm tempted to switch over. I don't have any cameras that are as clear as these are I don't know how the cellular ones go but the fact that Moultrie and tacticam don't have this clear of pictures even with the SD card blows my mind. I left both of them out on public land for almost a year batteries were still good in both cameras and each one had captured about 400 pictures So far the best pictures I've ever gotten out of the woods lol. I research everything and try to only go with the best, to me there is no comparison especially when you add in price- like I said, I can't speak on the cellular version I wanted standalone because there's no service down there - If that's what you need don't hesitate to buy these. (That's a picture of my computer screen)

Delighted with this purchase. Easy to set up and even easier to view the photos. Couldn't be more pleased. We needed a non-WIFI version and this works exactly as described. The really cool part is the picture quality. It's crisp and clear. We focused it on our driveway and discovered that the 'neighborhood kids' who were leaving acorns on top of our truck actually had 4 legs and bushy tails. Squirrels. The squirrels were sitting on the hood and eating acorns. I guess that's their version of dining out. The neighborhood kids were just riding by on their scooters. The dogs are delighted because they now have something new to bark at. We're delighted because we don't actually have drive by acornings. The squirrels are delighted because our neighbors have an oak tree in their front yard. The trail camera is delighted because it has something to take pictures of. Everybody's happy.