LETTON 4G LTE Cellular Trail Camera for Wildlife

High-Resolution Photos and 1080P Live Videos

Capture clear images and live videos with our trail camera, featuring a high-performance image sensor and the ability to record 1080P footage at both day and night. The camera offers a 360° live view, 4mm F2.0 lens, a 120-degree angle, and 4X digital zoom. Enjoy instant access to high-definition video of deer, horses, bears, and more. With a built-in 128GB high-speed TF card, there’s virtually no limit to your storage capacity.

4G LTE Cellular Network and Remote App Control

Operate our trail cameras over AT&T or Verizon 4G LTE networks (SIM card required), though Wi-Fi is not supported. Control your wildlife camera remotely, access live video feeds, and take photos, all from your mobile app. Share device access with friends and family, allowing multiple users to view live footage simultaneously via the free app.

Fast 0.3S Trigger Speed

The Letton cellular hunting game camera triggers instantly in just 0.3 seconds, ensuring you never miss a moment. Beyond hunting and wildlife monitoring, this camera also serves as a reliable security solution for your backyard. Secure features include low glow IR technology, adjustable detection sensitivity, and siren alarms with real-time notifications.

Built-in Microphone

Stay tuned to the wild with our built-in two-way microphone. Monitor wildlife while enjoying clear audio, and even deter dangerous animals or unwelcome guests on your farm.

Unlimited Power from Solar Panel

Powered by a built-in 21700mAh 3+3W monocrystalline silicon solar panel, this camera operates efficiently and stably, providing continuous power for about 4 months under normal conditions. IP65 waterproof design ensures durable performance in any environment.

Clear Night Images and Up to 100FT Detection Range

Equipped with 4 array LEDs, this solar trail camera offers a 100-foot flash range and supports three vision modes: White light for color night vision, Infrared for black and white images, and Day vision. Choose the mode that best suits your needs, and remember that the white light mode might scare wildlife, so opt for infrared when monitoring.