GardePro E5S Non-Cellular Trail Camera, 64MP Photos, 1296p Video
Product description
Set the GardePro E5S along a wildlife trail to capture motion-activated photos and video, including activity after dark. Its no-glow night vision reaches up to 100 feet, helping you monitor an outdoor area without a visible flash.
The camera records 64MP still images and 1296p HD video with sound. A 0.1-second trigger speed and three PIR sensors are designed to capture fast-moving activity.
This is a non-cellular, non-WiFi camera. Review recordings on the built-in 2.4-inch color screen or retrieve the SD card, with no wireless connection needed for capture.
Practical tips
Choose a position with a clear view of the path or area you want to monitor, then secure the camera with its mounting strap or a compatible mount. The E5S has a 1/4-inch-20 mounting thread for placement on a tree, post, or fence. Keeping obstacles out of the camera’s view helps maintain a clear night image.
Before use, install eight AA batteries and a full-size SD card, both are sold separately. Format the card in the camera before recording. It supports SDHC and SDXC cards up to 512GB. For extended outdoor use, the camera also supports the GardePro SP350 solar panel, sold separately.
Choose a recording mode to suit the site: motion detection for activity-triggered captures, time-lapse for scheduled monitoring, or hybrid mode for a combination. In-camera playback and loop recording add flexibility when reviewing or managing footage.
Spec sheet
- Name: GardePro E5S trail camera
- Photos: 64MP
- Video: 1296p or 1080p with sound
- Trigger speed: 0.1 seconds
- Night vision: No-glow infrared, up to 100 feet
- Motion sensing: Three PIR sensors
- Weather resistance: IP66 waterproof rating
- Storage: Full-size SDHC or SDXC card, up to 512GB
- Power: Eight AA batteries, supports GardePro SP350 solar panel
- Connectivity: No WiFi or cellular connection, USB
- Included: Trail camera, mounting strap, USB cord, instruction manual
Where it shines
The E5S suits wildlife monitoring where a simple, self-contained camera is more useful than remote cellular access. Place it near a trail, feeding area, or outdoor property boundary and let motion activation record activity for later review. No-glow infrared night vision supports monitoring in darkness, while video with sound adds context beyond a still image.
Compared with a cellular trail camera designed to send images remotely, this model keeps capture and review local: use the screen or retrieve the card. That approach works well for locations where you can visit the camera and want to avoid relying on WiFi or cellular service. Customers often praise the clarity of photos and videos, ease of use, and night viewing, feedback is mixed on battery life, recording consistency, and motion detection, so placement and setup are important parts of getting the camera ready for its intended area.
When it makes sense
A solid pick if you want a trail camera for local wildlife or outdoor property monitoring, with high-resolution stills, sound-recording video, and no-glow night vision in one weather-resistant unit. Its selectable capture modes make it practical for both motion-triggered activity and time-lapse observation, while support for large-capacity SD cards gives you room to store recordings between visits.