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With an expanded battery capacity for a total of 16 AA batteries (not included), the Fusion MAX Cellular Trail Camera drastically improves your efficiency afield. This hunting camera is compatible with Stealth Cam’s assortment of FieldMAX rechargeable lithium battery cartridges and solar panels that provide an alternative power supply to setups in any location.
Features two pre-installed SIM cards and our Automatic Network Coverage feature that continuously monitors both AT&T and Verizon signal strength, ensuring automatic connection to the strongest network for connectivity you can count on via the Command Pro app.
On Demand photo and video capture takes and sends crystal-clear photos and videos with audio in real time, while the 80-foot detection and infrared flash range with 0.35-second trigger speed captures one to six images in burst mode.
Durable weatherproof housing and integrated lock latch keep the camera protected, while a 1/4-inch threaded insert and 12-volt DC auxiliary jack makes adding mounting hardware a breeze.
Rick
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Advertised on Amazon as 1080P HD video. Box says 720P HD video.
R. M
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
I have had this cam in use for only a week, so this is review will be updated as time goes on.CONS: Did not come with a manual. One has to go online and get it. If you want any settings other than default, you will not be able to set those up on the app just by guessing which icon does what. Unfortunately, the company did not provide that link with the camera packaging. For those who prefer not to hunt for it: www.stealthcam.com.I didn't get a good answer from Tech Support on a question that involved battery power. BTW, customer support is outsoursed from the U.S. I asked why the camera requires 16 AA batteries which equals 24V, but their rechargeable lithium battery is only 12 volts. That makes me assume that two of these expensive lithium batteries are required.The back of the case has two loops. I assume they were intended to be used to run a wire cable thru them so that you might prevent someone from stealing it if left unattended. Good idea, bad design. The loops are the same plastic that the camera housing is made of. A common Dyke tool would cut thru the plastic easily. Should have had some metal surface on the inside of the loops to make that more difficult.PROS: Although I do hunt, my use of this camera is not for game detection. I am using it as a security device on my rural property. After setting up my preferences manually, the camera works well for that purpose. I get good pixs that record driveway traffic to include an easily read license plate. Plus, it is way less expensive as devices that are labeled "wireless security cameras". And when deer season rolls around, I can reposition the camera to do game detection.This may or may not be a CON but will mention it. The nearest cell tower is Verizon. I get anywhere between 3-10 second delay between the camera triggering and a picture appearing on my cell. That may be due to the fact that my carrier is neither Verizon or ATT. If used for game detection, I doubt that delay would be an issue.One star less for the CONS.
KyleS
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
Love that they went with a 16 battery design. For cell camera this is a great feature allowing users to place in the field much longer between service intervals.
Medessa Bolton
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
These cameras are amazing! We set three of them up and can watch our house be built from an hour away!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
Husband ordered these to be placed at two separate areas for watching wild game. They work great, last a long time and we have had no issues with them whatsoever.
Ellten L Davis
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
I like these cameras work on AT&T and Verizon towers. Cameras were placed where I was not sure if they would have service. My phone would show maybe one bar with verizon. The cameras would show 3 bars guessing from a AT&T tower. The down side is how many batteries it takes. That being said is I did not use mine for long periods of time to need that many batteries.
Tommy mcleod
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
Been a customer for 5 years an went from 1camera to 6 just got 2 more to set up .ive had 1 old one replaced free of charge n when i have had problems the service tech helped me through the process. They treat me like im there best customer lol pictures are good n i can look up any areas to hunt it tells who owns wether it b ur neighbor or public with boundrys water sources etc i take my phone fishing n use the app doing so ty stealth cam
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
Best $250 i ever spent on hunting. A little confusing to set up but customer service rep was OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!Had cameras up & sending pictures in 20 minutes.In 2 weeks received 150 + pictures, all perfect.Couple of things to note, make sure you use alkaline batteries, cameras have great range make sure you face to open pathways. Quality of pictures are as good as night as they are during the day lite.
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