WIFI And Trail Camera


One of the key differences in the trail camera market is whether the device can wirelessly transfer photographs to your phone by connecting to a cellular network. Networked cameras offer information from your camera(s) that is almost real-time, but the expense and setup are more involved. But because linked models are so widespread, have monthly service options that frequently include cameras.

As an alternative, a lot of trail cameras can record images and movies to local storage, which is often an SD card, as well as those that send images to your phone wirelessly or over Bluetooth. These are often less expensive than cellular solutions, but retrieving your images takes more work.

Here,I would like to aware that if your hunting camera with WiFi function, please be sure to check that if your phone is well connected to WiFi. We once had a customer respond that our WiFi camera can only connect to a range of 2 meters and the speed is very slow. Hopefully we can find a solution here. This is very confusing to us, because it's far beyond the minimum distance for WiFi connections, since we've improved the distance between WiFi and Bluetooth, we can do at least 15 meters of high-speed bandwidth. Generally, our WiFi connection distance is within 15-20M. After testing, our camera has no problems. Engineers say this would not happen unless there was something wrong with the hardware, such as a loose antenna. Finally, through the test, we find that the old mobile phone has a weak ability to receive signals. The question that puzzled us finally had a reasonable answer.