GardePro A3S 2-Pack Trail Camera, 64MP Photo, 1296P HD Video with Sound | 0.1s Trigger, 100ft No-Glow Night Vision, Motion Activated, Non-Cellular, Non-WiFi

I was looking for a no glow IR camera that was invisible to the human eye and found this camera after quite a bit of research. Most of the no glow cameras were twice or three times as much so I was a bit apprehensive. But, after some testing I'm very happy with it. I set it up beside another proven camera and it triggered every time. Most images were center frame. Pros: 1) The price is great. 2) The audio was excellent! Way beyond any of my other cameras and even distant or low volume sounds were captured by the camera. 3) Exposure is adjustable for different locations and will auto adjust mid video if necessary. Medium setting seems to work the best for me so far. 4)LED's invisible to the human eye. This camera is totally undetectable at night. No red glow visible at all. 5) Clear night time photos and video. 6) I like that it uses full size SD cards so I'm not fumbling around with a tiny micro card in the woods. I will say that it needs a pretty fast SD card though. I used a class 10 card first and noticed some stutter in the audio. I switched to a faster A2 card and no more problems. I think many of the negative reviews are from people who are using slower or incompatible cards. If you are getting partial photos or weird video/audio artifacts switch to a quality card with a transfer speed over 30mb like a U3, V30 or faster if you plan to do a lot of video. Sandisk has never let me down. Just because a card works in one make of camera doesn't mean it'll work in all of them. Cons: 1) Bit rate of the video reveals it is on par with 1280x720p even though the video settings allow for 1920x1080p video. Not uncommon but disappointing. In all fairness, the description says 1296p not 1920p (though it lists 1920x1080p setting in the description) It is typical for a camera in this price range and not a deal breaker. 2) My biggest gripe seems like the most trivial but it is the on/off switch. Every other camera has "off" all the way left and "on" all the way right. "Settings" is in the center position. They are easy to turn on and off with gloves because you can just push it all the way over. THIS camera has "On" in the center position, which means I'm going to have to remove gloves and be careful to only slide the switch one click every time I turn it on. That is going to be irritating every time I check the camera.

this is the 4th one I have bought works perfect, daytime photos and videos are sharp and clear, nighttime is black and white and quality is acceptable considering its dark, easy to set up and customize timing and file size, catches all the wildlife running around especially at night. bought 64 gig cards so even after 3 months there is still lot of room on the cards, its interesting to see whats running around on your property when you are not home, we have 5 acres so that is why I have 4 of them. not cellular I did not want to have all of the data send to my phone all the time. check them every couple of months, batteries last a long time, after years still on the original set

This 2 pack waterproof trail camera is awesome. I use these for deer hunting and they work great. The video and picture quality is very good, I'm not expecting movie theater quality here. I just want relative good quality photos and videos to identify wild animals on public property. I paired the cameras with 64GB memory cards and it is more than enough space to record movement. Night vision is also pretty impressive and works well enough to get video confirmation on legal animals to hunt. My only complaint is the size of the clips to secure the camera to a tree/post are very small. A belt style lock will work fine, but not enough room to fit a small size cable to secure the camera on public land. REQUIRES 8 x AA batteries

Works great, really nice pictures. The Gardner is very happy 😁👍😎

I bought this about a year ago and it worked beautifully. I used it to track critters going under my house and it helped me figure out what to do about them. Pictures night and day were clear, focused and crisp. At one point I had it running for 6 weeks and it took pictures every day the entire time. Then, one day I went to use it and it didn't work. No menu, no response, nothing but a white screen. I sent a note and pictures of the screen to GardePro asking for assistance. The next day I got an email asking for my address, phone, etc. so they could send me a replacement. Later that day I got a notice that it had been shipped. got it three days later. I have never had such great service from any on-line vendor in the past 20 years. Could not ask for more - beautiful images and incredible service. You cannot go wrong!

I received my two pack of GradePro trail cameras (model #A35) on January 28, 2025. I had similar cameras prior and set the two cameras up with ease a few days later. The quality seemed good and as I noted prior the setup went quick and easy. Throughout February 2025, I used the cameras several times and they worked as advertised. The picture quality was pretty good although the video playback mode did not always work. On March 31, 2025, I pulled the SD card out of what I call camera "A-1" and found moisture had somehow entered the camera and fogged up the light and the camera lens (see picture). I viewed the videos on the SD card and the view is obstructed due to the water intrusion. I inspected the rubber seal, and it was intact and there was no debris present that would have caused the "weather tight" seal to fail. I live in Southern Oregon, and we have had rain in the last month but nothing extreme that should have caused the camera to fail. Unfortunately, the return window on the GradePro cameras closed on February 27, 2025. These cameras were not hugely expensive but should not have failed after less than 3 months. I understand the rubber seal deteriorating over a period of time, but failure after less than 3 months is unacceptable. Fellow outdoor enthusiasts do yourselves a favor and spend a few more bucks and get a higher quality camera that will last several seasons. I would have given the cameras at least a 4.5 star review had the seal not failed. What good is trail camera if the "weather tight" seal fails? It's not! Disappointed in Oregon, Johnny M.

This is awesome and support is great.

Very nice cameras for the price... Easy set up and great pics

This is by far the best trail cam I've bought. And I'm happy I bought two. - Great video - best audio witch came as a bonus surprise to me - batteries last for what seems forever - never fails on the date, time, temperature stamps I purchased the two in December 2024. June 2025 one of the cams stopped working. After inspection I discovered that water had penetrated it burning out some of the electronics. I emailed Garde Pro about my situation and they replaced the camera free of charge. All they needed was proof of purchase. They delivered it promptly as well. Now I am back to my two camera set up. Garde Pro has proven to me to be a class company to deal with along with a fantastic product. Thanks Garde Pro for keeping this customer very satisfied.

Customer Service – Like everything with electronics every now & then a lemon comes along and this happened to me on one of the GardePro A3S trail cams. The video quality was poor so I contacted Garde Pro and sent pictures. They answered promptly and sent a new replacement A3S camera. It doesn't get much better than this for customer service especially nowadays. GardrePro A3S Camera – In all features this camera simply out does all the rest in my opinion. Detection range reaches out there and captures movement very well. Audio is superb and very clear and detects sounds from a good distance. Night vision I have found to be the best of all cameras as the soft white light seems to float out for quite a distance in a even glow for a clear sharp picture. Change – If I could change one thing it would be the viewing screen position as where it is now on the swinging door it is hard to view the target field that one wants to capture. I bought a very thin mirror and when closing the screen door to almost closed I can see most of the area I want to video. If the screen was on the main body it would show a clear image of the area one wants to film. Overall – For me from my experience The Garde Pro A3S is simply the best in all aspects and especially price.

Works quite well, night vision is good too. I find the reaction time a little slow (at least in video mode) when an animal is moving at a decent pace and the framing is tight. Overall solid value; I’m still on my first set of rechargeable 8x AA’s and it’s been 2 months. Like all Amazon trail cams, take a look at the specs. You get 1080p/30fps out of this camera, but the higher resolution brings a lower frame rate. A 30 second 1080/30p video is about 30MB or less, so only a bit rate of about 8mbps. I think you’ll run into this with any random capital letter brand here on Amazon when you’re not paying several hundred bucks. I’d hazard the megapixels are interpolated as well; not that you need 64mb trail camera photos anyway. Edit: This thing is great on battery; lasts for months. I use it only on video mode; it’s pretty good for the price. I find it misses some fast moving animals, or catches them late.

I got this for my dad for Christmas on sale. Based on reviews this seemed to be the best for budget and it does not disappoint! He said it was easy to set up and the quality of the images were great. I got him some rechargeable lithium ion batteries to go with. It has been up for about five months and I don't think he has yet to swap the batteries.

As someone who has tried multiple expensive brand name game cameras, these are by far the best. Amazing video, audio and detection. I hardly get any miscaptures like wind and never seem to miss an animal. Battery life has been great and used these over multiple seasons without any issues. These are the only cameras I buy now, thanks for making an amazing product at an amazing price!