GardePro E8 WiFi Bluetooth Trail Camera, 64 MP

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Product guide

GardePro E8 WiFi Bluetooth Trail Camera, 64 MP

WiFi: The GardePro E8 is an outdoor trail camera with app-based, short-range phone access over Bluetooth and built-in Wi-Fi. It suits wildlife monitoring where you want to review footage nearby, but it does not connect to home Wi-Fi or cellular networks.

At a glance

The listing describes short-range live viewing and camera settings through a phone app, with Bluetooth for discovery and built-in Wi-Fi for transfer.
Motion-triggered recording, time-lapse and hybrid modes are listed, alongside loop recording and in-camera playback.
The manufacturer claims no-glow infrared night recording up to 100 feet.
The camera is listed for 64 mp stills and 1296p video. The supplied specifications give different video modes and frame rates, so check the selected recording setting.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$99.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Nearby app access lets you check the camera view and recordings without removing the SD card.
Full-size SD cards up to 512 GB are supported, according to the listing.
A separate solar panel is listed as an optional power route for longer deployments.

Cons

It is not a remote cellular camera. Phone access is limited to a direct connection at short range.
AA batteries and a full-size SD card are not included, and the optional SP350 solar panel is sold separately.

Technical specifications

26 specifications

Identity
Brand	GardePro
Model	GardePro E8

Imaging and video
Effective still resolution	64 mp
Video capture resolution	1296p
Frame rate listed	30 frames_per_second
Video format listed	MP4, MOV
Night vision	Starlight
Night vision range	100 feet
Sensor technology	CMOS
Focus type	Auto Focus
Zoom type listed	Optical Zoom
Viewing angle listed	70
Infrared LEDs	36

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Control method	App
Alert type listed	Motion Only
Home router or cellular connection	The E8 does not connect to home WiFi routers or cellular networks.

Power and storage
Power configuration	Battery Powered or Solar Powered with SP350 Solar Panel (Sold Separately)
Battery requirement	8×AA 1.5V batteries (not included)
Maximum SD card support	512 GB

Dimensions and installation
Mounting types listed	Wall Mount, Tree Mount
Form factor	Box
Dimensions listed	17 x 10.4 x 7.2 centimetres

Materials and protection
Water resistance listed	Waterproof
Waterproof rating	IP66
Enclosure material	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

What to know before buying

The listing specifies 8 AA batteries and a full-size SD card supplied by the user. It recommends formatting the card in-camera before first use and lithium batteries in cold weather.
A 12-volt jack is listed for an external power supply supplied by the user. The stated plug size is 5.5x2.1mm.

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent or unconfirmed: video is variously described as 1296p at 30 frames_per_second and as 2304x1296 at 20fps, alongside other capture modes, while one effective-video field gives only 1296. Viewing angle is listed as 70 and the detection coverage as 120°. Smartphone-only Wi-Fi access is limited to around 45 ft in open areas, and the listing says PC, laptop, browser, router and cellular connections are unsupported. The app does not support real-time event notifications. Treat these as listing details to verify for your intended setup, not established product defects.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Wildlife observers who can visit the camera area and want to review footage or adjust settings nearby using a phone.
Trail and outdoor-security monitoring where motion-triggered local recording is more useful than cellular uploads or remote alerts.

Less suited to

Buyers who need cellular transmission, home-router access, or notifications while away from the camera.
Setups that require included batteries, an SD card, or a solar panel.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 419 ratings

5 stars61%61%
4 stars21%21%
3 stars6%6%
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Customer feedback reports clear photos and videos and ease of setup as strengths, while battery life draws criticism. Experiences are mixed for overall performance, wireless connection, night vision and motion detection. For a camera intended for nearby app access and local SD-card recording, those reports make battery planning and the reliability of the direct phone connection especially relevant. They do not establish a specific cause or guarantee results in a particular setup.

Positive themes

Customers describe the photos and videos as clear.
Customers report that setup and configuration are easy.

Negative themes

Customers commonly express dissatisfaction with battery life.

Mixed feedback

Feedback is mixed about performance, wireless connectivity, night vision and motion detection.

Frequently asked questions

Can the GardePro E8 connect to a home Wi-Fi router or cellular network?

No. The listing says it uses a direct, short-range phone connection and does not connect to home Wi-Fi routers or cellular networks.

How far away can a phone connect to the camera?

The listed range is up to 45 ft in open areas. Treat that as a stated condition, not a guaranteed range in every setting.

Are batteries and an SD card included?

No. The listing says 8 AA batteries and a full-size SD card are supplied by the user. The SP350 solar panel is also sold separately.

What video resolution and frame rate does it record?

The listing gives several configurations, including 2304x1296 at 20fps and 1920x1080 at 30fps, but other fields say 1296p and 30 frames_per_second. Confirm the available mode for the selected camera before buying.