Trail cameras

8 picks compared, with specs, filters and a calculator to find the right size.

A camera that saves to its SD card can run for months on one set of AA batteries. A cellular camera sends every picture to your phone, which uses several times more power, so plan on lithium batteries or a solar panel.

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At a glance

PictureProductBest forPrice
Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080
24 MP photos · 1080p video
Trails and scrapes where animals move through quickly.Check price (paid link)
Bushnell Core S-4K No Glow
30 MP photos · 4K video
Video scouting and spots where you don’t want the camera seen at night.Check price (paid link)
Stealth Cam G45NG Max
26 MP photos · 1080p video with audio
Food plots and feeders on a budget.Check price (paid link)
GardePro E5S
64 MP photos · 1296p video
Running several cameras without spending much on each.Check price (paid link)
Browning Defender Pro Scout Max HD
Cellular · 0.1 s trigger
Sending pictures to your phone while getting the most from each set of batteries.Check price (paid link)
Tactacam Reveal X 3.0
Cellular, all major networks · 1080p video
Hunters who want simple setup and pictures on their phone.Check price (paid link)
Spypoint Flex G-36
Cellular, all major networks · 36 MP photos
Adding a cellular camera without a big price tag.Check price (paid link)
Moultrie Mobile Edge 2 Pro
Cellular · 40 MP photos
Remote spots you can only reach a few times a season.Check price (paid link)
Type
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Features
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24MP
Browning

Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080

24 MP photos1080p video0.18 s trigger6 AA

A compact Browning with a fast trigger and quick recovery between pictures, so it catches deer walking through instead of empty frames. Has a 12 V external battery jack.

Best for: Trails and scrapes where animals move through quickly. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from trailcampro.com
4K
Bushnell

Bushnell Core S-4K No Glow

30 MP photos4K videoNo-glow IR6 AA

Records 4K video, and its no-glow flash is invisible to animals and people at night. Lithium batteries are recommended.

Best for: Video scouting and spots where you don’t want the camera seen at night. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from trailcampro.com
26MP
Stealth Cam

Stealth Cam G45NG Max

26 MP photos1080p video with audio8 AA12 V jack

A popular, affordable camera that records video with sound. TrailCamPro notes it won’t take night pictures on rechargeable batteries, so use lithium.

Best for: Food plots and feeders on a budget. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from trailcampro.com
64MP
GardePro

GardePro E5S

64 MP photos1296p video0.1 s triggerNo-glow IR

A low-priced camera with a fast trigger, a short 0.5-second recovery and a no-glow flash rated to 100 feet at night.

Best for: Running several cameras without spending much on each. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from bestbuy.ca
CELL
Browning

Browning Defender Pro Scout Max HD

Cellular0.1 s triggerNo-glow IR8 AA

A cellular camera with a very fast trigger and a 100-foot detection range. In TrailCamPro’s power tests it used less than half the energy per picture of some other cellular cameras.

Best for: Sending pictures to your phone while getting the most from each set of batteries. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from trailcampro.com
12 AA
Tactacam

Tactacam Reveal X 3.0

Cellular, all major networks1080p video12 AA12 V jack

A popular cellular camera that works on all major networks. It takes 12 AA batteries, and Tactacam also sells a Reveal lithium cartridge for it.

Best for: Hunters who want simple setup and pictures on their phone. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from trailcampro.com
36MP
Spypoint

Spypoint Flex G-36

Cellular, all major networks36 MP photos0.27 s trigger8 AA

A low-cost cellular camera that connects automatically to all major networks. It has a 12 V external battery jack, and Spypoint sells a 10 W solar panel as an accessory.

Best for: Adding a cellular camera without a big price tag. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from trailcampro.com
8-16 AA
Moultrie Mobile

Moultrie Mobile Edge 2 Pro

Cellular40 MP photos1440p video on demand8 to 16 AA

Holds up to 16 AA batteries for long stretches between visits, and works with Moultrie Mobile’s rechargeable lithium packs. You can request video from the app.

Best for: Remote spots you can only reach a few times a season. Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from fieldandstream.com

Pictures are our own illustrations of each type of product, not photos of the actual products. Specs come from the manufacturer or retailer listing linked on each card and were checked in October 2026. Models and prices change, so confirm details on the listing before you buy. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.