OT: Suggestions for a game camera that WiFi’s to home internet?

[Xenomorph]

My pops loves having a game camera outside but retrieving the card is a pain and I don’t want to be married to a cell subscription forever just so he can watch raccoons circle the traps under his bird feeder.

Is there a decent solution that works via wifi?

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

My pops loves having a game camera outside but retrieving the card is a pain and I don’t want to be married to a cell subscription forever just so he can watch raccoons circle the traps under his bird feeder.

Is there a decent solution that works via wifi?

If it’s within WiFi range you could get an Arlo with the little solar panel kit.

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

Does he want video or pics? You can get 100 pics free/month from Spypoint and the entry level camera a around $50. Spypoint has a terrible reputation, but the last year they've really improved.

 

[Dawgbite]

I have Toucan WiFi security cameras all around my place. Rechargeable and a charge lasts about three months but you do have to be within about 50-60 ft from the router. They were recently on sale for $69 each. I can access them anywhere from my phone or iPad.

 

[DerHntr]

Does he want video or pics? You can get 100 pics free/month from Spypoint and the entry level camera an around $50. Spypoint has a terrible reputation, but the last year they've really improved.

Spypoint’s reputation has been earned. I switched to Tactacam and plan to shoot the old Spypoint while it’s strapped to tannerite. That company sucks.

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

Spypoint’s reputation has been earned. I switched to Tactacam and plan to shoot the old Spypoint while it’s strapped to tannerite. That company sucks.

Concur, but I've had absolute zero problems this year. I don't know if I'm just riding a lucky streak or if they've improved operations.

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

If it’s within WiFi range you could get an Arlo with the little solar panel kit.

I've had Arlo for several years, been very pleased. It's not the cheapest though.

 

[MaxwellSmart]

If it’s within WiFi range you could get an Arlo with the little solar panel kit.

I'd say Ring. I started with 3 Arlo and 3 Ring wifi cams. The Arlos were constant problems. Now we have 7 Ring spotlight cams and love them. Only one 1 of the Arlo pro 4 cams still works right.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

I'd say Ring. I started with 3 Arlo and 3 Ring wifi cams. The Arlos were constant problems. Now we have 7 Ring spotlight cams and love them. Only one 1 of the Arlo pro 4 cams still works right.

I have zero trouble out of mine. I’ve had them for several years now

 

[Fritz!]

If it’s near the house and have a 120 outlet available, Wyze makes a day/night, camera/mike/speaker/light called Wyze OG. Home Depot has them for less than $17. If you put an SD card in it you can go back and watch sound or motion activated events without a subscription through your wifi.