- How you get the photos
- Memory card, on your walk in
- Monthly cost
- None
- At night
- Infrared, black and white
- Power
- AA batteries
- Memory card
- Not included
- Best for
- A first camera, or filling the gaps around a better one
Which camera do I need?
Two cameras, both 4G and solar, both sending photos to your phone. Here they are side by side, with the questions people ask before they choose.
HELP ME CHOOSE
Which camera suits your spot?
Four questions. No email, no sign-up, and you can go back at any point.
WHAT WE'D PUT OUT
The Scout 1080p
The cheapest way to find out what uses your ground. Card in, card out, nothing to set up and nothing to pay each month.
Also worth a look:The Ranger 4G Solar
WHAT WE'D PUT OUT
The Tracker WiFi
The largest photo setting in the range, and you pull the photos onto your phone standing at the tree instead of unstrapping it. No SIM, nothing monthly.
Also worth a look:The Ranger 4G Solar
WHAT WE'D PUT OUT
The Ranger 4G Solar
It sends the photo over the mobile network and charges from its solar panel, so you drive out less. 128GB card included, bring your own prepaid SIM.
$249
See this cameraAlso worth a look:
The three, line by line
| Feature | Scout 1080p | Tracker WiFi | 
Ranger 4G Solar |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you get the photos | Memory card, on your walk in | Onto your phone, standing at the camera | Straight to your phone over the mobile network |
| Monthly cost | None | None | Prepaid SIM data, usually $10 to $15. No subscription to us |
| At night | Infrared, black and white | No-glow infrared, black and white | No-glow infrared, black and white |
| Power | AA batteries | AA batteries or external 6V | Solar panel and rechargeable battery |
| Memory card | Not included | Not included | 128GB included |
| Best for | A first camera, or filling the gaps around a better one | Country you get to often, when you want the most detail | Spots you cannot check often, and gates or sheds at home |
| Price | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | $249 |
| See this camera | See this camera |
- How you get the photos
- Onto your phone, standing at the camera
- Monthly cost
- None
- At night
- No-glow infrared, black and white
- Power
- AA batteries or external 6V
- Memory card
- Not included
- Best for
- Country you get to often, when you want the most detail
Ranger 4G Solar$249
- How you get the photos
- Straight to your phone over the mobile network
- Monthly cost
- Prepaid SIM data, usually $10 to $15. No subscription to us
- At night
- No-glow infrared, black and white
- Power
- Solar panel and rechargeable battery
- Memory card
- 128GB included
- Best for
- Spots you cannot check often, and gates or sheds at home
FAQ
Before you choose
Which camera do I need?
Choose by the job. For a gate, a shed or a fuel tank where you want to know straight away, a 4G solar camera. For a spot with no mobile coverage, or for watching wildlife and feral animals where you check the card every few weeks, a WiFi and SD-card camera. If you're unsure, tell us what you want to watch and we'll tell you what we'd use.
Will it work on my property?
If a phone shows one bar or more of 4G where the camera will stand, a 4G camera with that network's SIM will usually work there too. If it doesn't, the Signal Guarantee gives you a full refund with return postage paid.
Is there a subscription?
Not with us. You need a SIM card with some data, which usually costs $10 to $15 a month on prepaid. See the SIM and data guide.
Which network works in the bush?
Telstra reaches further than the others across most of rural Australia, but the only thing that counts is the bar count at the exact tree the camera will sit on. Walk out with your phone and check there, not at the house. The SIM and data guide goes through it.