GardePro E6 WiFi Trail Camera (Non-Cellular), 64MP Photos, 1296P HD Video, App Control with Live View, 110° Wide-Angle, No-Glow Night Vision, Motion Activated

Purchased July 24, 2024. They were responsive on Sat and continue to be in contact with me. I replaced the SD card but still won't connect. I am having the same issue as the review posted in July. This is a copy of the review but same issue."One is that the wifi/bluetooth functionality to download to their app on a smartphone seems to be sluggish and can get stuck/hung when there's a large number of items to transfer (say over 5 or 6 video/photos). I was very close to the camera so I don't think distance was the issue.. sometimes it works but slow, other times it gets stuck and just sits there. The other things I'm noticing is that the videos it makes seem to hang pauses in them where the subject in motion freezes for several frames and then is moving again." I am updating my review. I have heard back from them several times and they are sending me a new camera. I love my camera. It was easy to set up. The photos are great. The camera even took a video of a rat going by! I am waiting to get my new SD card and see if that was the issue. Will update if it was so. Jan was great at customer service.

This is a great trail camera. I got this to see some of the wildlife that hangs around my bird feeder. We get lots of deer, foxes, raccoons, and even the occasional skunk. I was able to attach it to a tree about 15 feet from the feeder and it works great. Catches a lot of stuff at night too. The picture quality at night is what you would expect from a night vision video, a little bit blurry but it does the job. The day videos are great quality. The only thing is the motion sense is very sensitive so if there's a branch nearby and it happens to be a windy day, your going to have sooo many videos to look at. The way this works is that you have to buy an SD card for it. I bought a 256 GB SD card, and put it in the camera along with a few batteries, it was either AA or AAA, sorry I don't remember. You download the app on your phone, they give pretty straightforward instructions. Then you have to be a certain distance from the camera to be able to see the images and videos on your phone. It can be kind of annoying sometimes, but it's ok. We had the camera up for a few weeks before we had to change the batteries. The app on your phone will tell you what percentage the battery is at as well as how much storage is used up on the SD card. I had never gotten or dealt with a trail camera at all before, but this was pretty simple to use and works well.

Very cool product. I wish I read the description better as I glossed over needing 8 batteries and a sim card. Once I bought those the set up was fast and intuitive. The camera worked the first time. The video and photos are clear. I particularly like the night vision. The camera case is also very rugged, ideally suited for the outdoors. Recommended.

I bought this to try and monitor mouse activity in my basement and get to the bottom of where they were coming in and how many were evading my traps. I have it placed pretty close to where the mice were walking past, about a foot away from the ledge on my foundation they love to travel on. I have it set to high sensitivity, which according to the manual will record even the slightest movements, I figured ideal for small critters like mice in a static environment like my basement. The attached image is the very first frame of a video that I got from the trail cam when it was triggered by a mouse. The mouse was traveling left to right, but the camera didn't even begin recording it until it was already halfway past the camera view. Probably a 2 second delay at the slow speed this guy was traveling. I was expecting a much faster reaction time from the camera between detected movement and recording beginning. After seeing this video I placed 2 sticky traps in between my snap traps. The mice hit the stickies then tend to fall off the foundation ledge and onto the floor. The next morning I had 2 mice caught in 2 sticky traps but only one video. The video was of no movement, but a sticky trap was missing. So the camera missed the mouse walking over the trap and getting stuck, but only triggered after the trap fell off the ledge. The other mouse hitting the second sticky trap and then falling off the ledge didn't even trigger a video. So the camera appears to have difficulty detecting the mice at all, which isn't acceptable to me given how close to the mice I placed it. Additional small complaints: Battery drains quickly. I am already down to 50% battery power on the camera after filling it with 8 freshly charged NiMh AA batteries. App is very, very slow to connect. Even when very close to the camera and connected to the same WiFi network, it takes a minimum of 2 minutes for the app to connect to the camera and be able to check if you have any footage. Overall I found this product to be underwhelming and disappointing compared to the advertised sensitivity. I get that mice aren't huge but when it's close enough to take up 5-10% of the camera pixels you'd think it should be able to pick it up. I will be returning this product to Amazon.