Never having used a trail cam ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.
Thanks for watching. We really don't have anything that would be capable of streaming all the time. The closest we are going to have is the Spartan GoLive and that camera will stream to your phone via an app. It will not stream to UA-cam. You might try and google live streaming UA-cam cameras and see if you come up with anything. Thanks again!
I am using right now Tatacam XP Pro for farm security. It does a great job except for one failing. The picture is not quite clear enough to read vehicle licence plates. Is there a cellular Trail Cam that will give a higher quality image that will give a clear picture of a licence plate?
This is removing the card from the camera and downloading the pics to computer and enlarging the location of the plate. I realize what is sent to the phone is lower res.
Is there an issue being lte is being a pain and 5g 5ge 5g+ is spotty and many phasing in and out are causing poor overal signal? Past 3 months my 4spypoints show all good 1 sends a pic some days. Its funny the status. 2 of them are shut off and no batteries. Thanks
Do any of these cameras have a live video feed to your iPhone so you can see what the camera is seeing, at any time? The Browning looks great but doesn't have that feature.
Hey! Like the browning but how are night photos? Would like to set up around a waterfowl conservation / hunting area and don’t want to spook the birds. Does the night camera put a flash out? Thanks!!!
I have an odd situation as I am not a hunter. I'm wanting one of these wireless cellular trail cams to oversee a home I'm having built in the woods of the Ozark Mountains. I now live 600 miles away and I just want to see progress on the build on a daily basis. Do the cameras have a trigger that I can activate from an app to take a photo or do they have a time/date setting that I can set say to shoot a picture at 8am and 5pm daily? Is anything like that possible at all? Oh, and I would want something sent to a cloud and retrieved on my iPhone because I will not be in position to pull data cads out of the camera very often at all.
Thanks for watching. I would take a look at the Ridgetec Lookout. You can program it for time-lapse and it will take a photo even with no heat or motion to trigger it. You can also program the operating hours on it so that would cover your 8-5. The photos will be sent to an app on your phone and you can access them from a web portal as well. Check out the review and let us know if you have any other questions. www.trailcampro.com/collections/ridgetec-trail-cameras/products/ridgetec-lookout-4g-lte
Just found this video! So a couple of questions….1) what is the difference between the Browning Defender Wireless and Browning Defender Wireless Pro Scout? Which one are you rating better and why? 2) with past cellular camera usage, all I get are lo-res thumbnails. On 2 models I have owned, I could request a HD image upload, but most times, between requesting and receiving the HD image, it could take anywhere from 30 minutes to 24 hours (sometimes I’d never receive the HD image). My cell signal is good where my cameras are located. So the question is with the Bushnell Defender Wireless Pro Scout and the Reconyx Hyperfire cellular camera do these cameras send lo-res thumbnails initially? And can you request, for a fee I’m sure, a HD image? And for each camera, what is the latency between HD image request and HD image received?
Kelton. Thanks for the comment. The Browning we are referring to is the Browning Defender Wireless Pro Scout. The Browning Defender Wireless was their first cellular camera. It took 16AA batteries and the battery life was not very good on it. The Pro Scout gets great battery life, takes good photos, and is easy to use. They are going to send a lower resolution photo by default. You can request HD images on most cellular cameras these days. It will not typically upload them until it talks to the network again. You can set the Reconyx to always upload the HD image but it does take 10 photos from your plan every time you do an HD photo. I hope this helps. If you have any other questions please let us know.
I don't know if the below information is accurate. Watched this video a dozen times. WTF. Feel free to shout me down with facts and I'll change this info. #1 Browning Defender Pro @ 00:34 Great pics easy to use. $200 per camera and +$60 mo for 6 cams. #2 Reconyx Hyperfire 2 @ 2:13 Durable+ and decent photos. 5 yr warranty. $600 / +/-$115 mo for 6 cams. #3 Ridgetec Lookout @ 4:20 Great night time photos, comes w/both Veriz and ATT sim cards. Best security cam for numerous settings. Con: Drab day photos. $360 + $115 mo for 6 cams. #4 Covert @ 5:56 - Code Black (ATT) or Black Hawk (Verizon) great daytime photos. Middle of the road capabilities. $400 + Expensive to add multiple cams.
Thanks for watching. You can still add the Spartan Verizon 4G LTE cameras to an existing account. www.trailcampro.com/collections/hco-trail-cameras/products/hco-spartan-4g-verizon
@@mjjones5977 I think so. I read somewhere that they now work for Rut Daniels. Nick hand-washes Rut's underwear, and Brad brushes Rut's hair. Not glamorous, but good, honest work.
I’ve used the browning for about 4 months now, I’d say the picture quality sucks. Spartan is way better! I have 3 bars on the camera at all times so not full service, will this hurt the image quality?? Don’t want to feel I’ve wasted my money
Keagan. Thanks for the comment. Sorry to hear you aren't happy with the camera. It shouldn't hurt the quality of the photo based on cellular reception. I tried looking up an order with your name but was not able to find anything. Was this purchased through us?
Hey guys great video and info on them cameras. Question what do you guys think about the Tactacam Reveal Cellular Camera. Do you carry them and or did you guys test them yet.
Thanks for watching. I think they are a good overall value. They take some great day photos. We have done a little bit of testing on them but aren't going to have anymore until next Spring. They may be different by then as well. I hope this helps.
Don’t forget that the Spypoints need to have the firmware updated all the time. I run 7 spypoints and it’s a real pain having to update the firmware to all the cameras. They stop taking pictures until you update them. No more Spypoints for me next season
I'll stick with reconyx, I bought 6 (3spypoint and 3 stealth cams) last year and one still works. I have 4 old reconyx 8-10 years old that still work great. And 5 of the new reconyx. I say "BUY ONCE CRY ONCE! "
I've accumulated several Spypoints and you are correct they have a high failure rate, but a 2 year warranty. However my experience with customer service so far has not been good - obiously foriegn call/chat center and they were not very willing to honor the warranty on my first and only claim. I've got a couple more that need repair/replacement - will have to see how the process goes on those units, but I'm not optomistic.
@@Crashe62 Good luck man, their customer service sucks. I bought 5 of the tactacam cell cams and have been very happy with them. You might give them a try.
All I can say is that I have purchased 6 Browning cameras, different models, but not a cellular version. All but 5 crapped out within 2 years. 83% failure rate is enough to convince me to not purchase from Browning.
I've had a spypoint link Micro s out for a year it's now sitting with 6 feet of snow around it and still has 90-100% battery can't say enough good about the solar charging on these cameras. I bought 2 more and plan on running nothing but these cams now. The standard photos are ok quality if you select to download them in HD they are nice and clear highly recommend the spypoint link micro s 👍
I have been using Stealth Cam's and Love them and I buy the cheapest ones and I can say my pics are better than most of them one 😂 even that $600 one battery life has been great 4 months now on them and still taking pics
I just bought my first Browning, so I'll watch for this. However, I have always pointed my cameras north (only to avoid sun glare/washout) as much as possible. I've been running cams since about 1999, and I have yet to see any UV damage.
I bought two tacta cam reveal Pro-X. And they are fine but they don't come with all the options. They are both nice depends on what you are achieving with them
With one sample of the defender and defender pro scout each in the same property in similar spots, we have seen no difference in battery life. Only problem with the pro scout is the IR flash stands out quite a bit more than the flash on the defender.
Never having used a trail cam ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.
What would be best for leaving behind and it streaming on yourube
Thanks for watching. We really don't have anything that would be capable of streaming all the time. The closest we are going to have is the Spartan GoLive and that camera will stream to your phone via an app. It will not stream to UA-cam. You might try and google live streaming UA-cam cameras and see if you come up with anything. Thanks again!
I am using right now Tatacam XP Pro for farm security. It does a great job except for one failing. The picture is not quite clear enough to read vehicle licence plates. Is there a cellular Trail Cam that will give a higher quality image that will give a clear picture of a licence plate?
This is removing the card from the camera and downloading the pics to computer and enlarging the location of the plate. I realize what is sent to the phone is lower res.
Is there an issue being lte is being a pain and 5g 5ge 5g+ is spotty and many phasing in and out are causing poor overal signal? Past 3 months my 4spypoints show all good 1 sends a pic some days. Its funny the status. 2 of them are shut off and no batteries. Thanks
Do any of these cameras have a live video feed to your iPhone so you can see what the camera is seeing, at any time? The Browning looks great but doesn't have that feature.
Spartan has one
Hey! Like the browning but how are night photos? Would like to set up around a waterfowl conservation / hunting area and don’t want to spook the birds. Does the night camera put a flash out? Thanks!!!
Is there a cellular trail camera that posts photos to a website instead of email or an app?
Do any of these have GPS theft tracking type functionality.
Spartan does
Have you tried the Browning Power Pack? Which armored box might you recommend?
We have and it works great. What camera are you needing a security case for?
@@Trailcampro Thanks. I already ordered. Your customer service folks are great. :)
Can they work with eny network from Trinidad and Tobago
I have an odd situation as I am not a hunter. I'm wanting one of these wireless cellular trail cams to oversee a home I'm having built in the woods of the Ozark Mountains. I now live 600 miles away and I just want to see progress on the build on a daily basis. Do the cameras have a trigger that I can activate from an app to take a photo or do they have a time/date setting that I can set say to shoot a picture at 8am and 5pm daily? Is anything like that possible at all? Oh, and I would want something sent to a cloud and retrieved on my iPhone because I will not be in position to pull data cads out of the camera very often at all.
Thanks for watching. I would take a look at the Ridgetec Lookout. You can program it for time-lapse and it will take a photo even with no heat or motion to trigger it. You can also program the operating hours on it so that would cover your 8-5. The photos will be sent to an app on your phone and you can access them from a web portal as well. Check out the review and let us know if you have any other questions. www.trailcampro.com/collections/ridgetec-trail-cameras/products/ridgetec-lookout-4g-lte
How do you like the Browning App? Seen some other reviews that really disliked the app and the interface in which you receive and download photos
I did not see the tactacam reveal! Awesome camera and bang for the buck! Thanks
Thanks for watching. Yes, we do not have that camera in stock. We will be getting more next Spring.
good luck finding one....
Just found this video! So a couple of questions….1) what is the difference between the Browning Defender Wireless and Browning Defender Wireless Pro Scout? Which one are you rating better and why? 2) with past cellular camera usage, all I get are lo-res thumbnails. On 2 models I have owned, I could request a HD image upload, but most times, between requesting and receiving the HD image, it could take anywhere from 30 minutes to 24 hours (sometimes I’d never receive the HD image). My cell signal is good where my cameras are located. So the question is with the Bushnell Defender Wireless Pro Scout and the Reconyx Hyperfire cellular camera do these cameras send lo-res thumbnails initially? And can you request, for a fee I’m sure, a HD image? And for each camera, what is the latency between HD image request and HD image received?
Kelton. Thanks for the comment. The Browning we are referring to is the Browning Defender Wireless Pro Scout. The Browning Defender Wireless was their first cellular camera. It took 16AA batteries and the battery life was not very good on it. The Pro Scout gets great battery life, takes good photos, and is easy to use. They are going to send a lower resolution photo by default. You can request HD images on most cellular cameras these days. It will not typically upload them until it talks to the network again. You can set the Reconyx to always upload the HD image but it does take 10 photos from your plan every time you do an HD photo. I hope this helps. If you have any other questions please let us know.
I don't know if the below information is accurate. Watched this video a dozen times. WTF. Feel free to shout me down with facts and I'll change this info.
#1 Browning Defender Pro @ 00:34 Great pics easy to use. $200 per camera and +$60 mo for 6 cams.
#2 Reconyx Hyperfire 2 @ 2:13 Durable+ and decent photos. 5 yr warranty. $600 / +/-$115 mo for 6 cams.
#3 Ridgetec Lookout @ 4:20 Great night time photos, comes w/both Veriz and ATT sim cards. Best security cam for numerous settings. Con: Drab day photos. $360 + $115 mo for 6 cams.
#4 Covert @ 5:56 - Code Black (ATT) or Black Hawk (Verizon) great daytime photos. Middle of the road capabilities. $400 + Expensive to add multiple cams.
Sandy. Thanks for watching multiple times:) A quick glance this looks right. Thanks for adding it.
Can any of these be added to an existing Verizon phone plan without subscribing through the service each brand offers?
Thanks for watching. You can still add the Spartan Verizon 4G LTE cameras to an existing account. www.trailcampro.com/collections/hco-trail-cameras/products/hco-spartan-4g-verizon
Which gets best service in Rome areas?
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Are there big bucks in Italy? :-)
You guys aren’t going to win any Academy awards for your performance on camera but the info was awesome! Great video. Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it! This is one reason we let them go. Terrible actors. Use code Bradandnickgone2021 for 10% off your order:)
@@Trailcampro are they really gone? I actually enjoyed these
@@mjjones5977 I think so. I read somewhere that they now work for Rut Daniels. Nick hand-washes Rut's underwear, and Brad brushes Rut's hair. Not glamorous, but good, honest work.
@@Trailcampro can we get a bradandnickgone2022 promo code? The 2021 one expired 😉:-D lol
I’ve used the browning for about 4 months now, I’d say the picture quality sucks. Spartan is way better! I have 3 bars on the camera at all times so not full service, will this hurt the image quality?? Don’t want to feel I’ve wasted my money
Keagan. Thanks for the comment. Sorry to hear you aren't happy with the camera. It shouldn't hurt the quality of the photo based on cellular reception. I tried looking up an order with your name but was not able to find anything. Was this purchased through us?
And spartan are higher cost. With lower test rating. That alone says spartan sucks
Great, but hard to hear specific names right on audio.printed labels on video would be awesome.
Great information, unfortunately kind of mumbling.
Hey guys great video and info on them cameras. Question what do you guys think about the Tactacam Reveal Cellular Camera. Do you carry them and or did you guys test them yet.
Thanks for watching. I think they are a good overall value. They take some great day photos. We have done a little bit of testing on them but aren't going to have anymore until next Spring. They may be different by then as well. I hope this helps.
Is there a trail camera that's comparable to reveal for 99.00
What's the best price on the cams, I know reveal had been running on sale for 99.00 but can't locate one and santa 🎅 didn't bring me one
Don’t forget that the Spypoints need to have the firmware updated all the time. I run 7 spypoints and it’s a real pain having to update the firmware to all the cameras. They stop taking pictures until you update them. No more Spypoints for me next season
I'll stick with reconyx, I bought 6 (3spypoint and 3 stealth cams) last year and one still works. I have 4 old reconyx 8-10 years old that still work great. And 5 of the new reconyx. I say "BUY ONCE CRY ONCE! "
Thanks for watching. The Reconyx is the most durable camera on the market that is for sure.
I've accumulated several Spypoints and you are correct they have a high failure rate, but a 2 year warranty. However my experience with customer service so far has not been good - obiously foriegn call/chat center and they were not very willing to honor the warranty on my first and only claim. I've got a couple more that need repair/replacement - will have to see how the process goes on those units, but I'm not optomistic.
@@Crashe62 Good luck man, their customer service sucks. I bought 5 of the tactacam cell cams and have been very happy with them. You might give them a try.
All I can say is that I have purchased 6 Browning cameras, different models, but not a cellular version. All but 5 crapped out within 2 years. 83% failure rate is enough to convince me to not purchase from Browning.
I've had a spypoint link Micro s out for a year it's now sitting with 6 feet of snow around it and still has 90-100% battery can't say enough good about the solar charging on these cameras. I bought 2 more and plan on running nothing but these cams now. The standard photos are ok quality if you select to download them in HD they are nice and clear highly recommend the spypoint link micro s 👍
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Just ordered the hyper fire 2 cellular camera from you guys!
John. Thanks so much! If you need anything please let us know.
I have been using Stealth Cam's and Love them and I buy the cheapest ones and I can say my pics are better than most of them one 😂 even that $600 one battery life has been great 4 months now on them and still taking pics
I just purchased one from my local Sam’s Club let’s see how it does. 👍
Ugh. Seriously. Explain why you need a plan. How do they work exactly. Bluetooth. Wi-Fi cell only.
Thanks for the comment. These are cellular cameras only. So you will need a plan to be able to transfer data. These are not Bluetooth, or WiFi.
The biggest problem I have with browning camera's is after 2 years the lens starts to cloud up uv damage
I just bought my first Browning, so I'll watch for this. However, I have always pointed my cameras north (only to avoid sun glare/washout) as much as possible. I've been running cams since about 1999, and I have yet to see any UV damage.
Are you gonna up date any new camera s?
Thanks for watching. Yes, we should have an update video soon.
You need to use a Spartan more it's seconds after you get your photo. Go live whoops all
Yes agreed
Lol. Spartan fanboys. Testing reveals they don’t compete with cheaper cams
I bought two tacta cam reveal Pro-X. And they are fine but they don't come with all the options. They are both nice depends on what you are achieving with them
With one sample of the defender and defender pro scout each in the same property in similar spots, we have seen no difference in battery life. Only problem with the pro scout is the IR flash stands out quite a bit more than the flash on the defender.
The subject matter is good but could be any less boring?