GardePro A3S Trail Camera 64MP

Overview

GardePro's A3S is a battery-powered trail camera with a Sony Starvis sensor, 64MP photos and 1296P video with sound, a 0.1 second trigger and 100 foot no-glow night vision, aimed at hunters and property owners monitoring wildlife without cellular or WiFi connectivity.

This camera skips cellular and WiFi entirely, so photos and video stay on the SD card until you retrieve it, which keeps power draw low but means there is no remote alert when something walks by. The 940nm no-glow infrared is meant to record at night without a visible red glow that can spook animals.

• Sony Starvis sensor with 64MP photos, 1296P video and sound
• 940nm no-glow infrared with 100 foot night range
• 0.1 second trigger, 120 degree PIR detection angle
• Non-cellular, non-WiFi, runs on 8 AA batteries

Who it's for

Fits hunters, land owners and wildlife watchers who are fine checking an SD card periodically and want a budget no-glow camera rather than a cellular-connected one. Not for anyone who needs real-time remote alerts.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

A Sony Starvis sensor drives low-light capture, and the 940nm no-glow infrared is meant to record clearly at night without alerting animals to the camera. A 120 degree PIR detection angle and 0.1 second trigger are built to catch fast-moving wildlife, with bursts of up to 5 shots and support for Motion Detection, Time-Lapse and Hybrid recording modes. It runs on 8 AA batteries and takes SD cards up to 512GB, neither included.

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