Wildgame Innovations Terra Cell XT 3.0 (Cellular)
Wildgame Innovations Terra Cell XT 3.0 Trail Camera Review
- TCP Staff
Model # WGI-TERACC3
Trailcampro Comprehensive Score:
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Review
Pros
- Price Point
- Easy to Set Up
- Python Lock can lock the door
- Antenna on the side
- Free year of Hunt Stand
- Operation hours day and night
Cons
- Case Design feels Cheap
- The antenna is weak
- 1/4 x 20 only on back
- Narrow Detection Angle
- Slow transmission notifications
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Photo resolution: 32 mpxl (interpolated)
(To learn more about Megapixels and interpolation click HERE)
Video resolution: 720p
Flash Type: Red Glow
Photo Format:
Video Format:
We are placing cameras in the field and will post samples when we get them.
Picture & Video Resting Power (on): 0.43 mW
Picture Daytime/Nighttime Power Consumption: 30.7 Ws | 36.4 Ws
Video Daytime/Nighttime Power Consumption: 52.6 Ws | 95.0 Ws
Here are your best battery options:
Trailcampro Choice: XTAR Rechargeable Lithium Batteries
If the Wildgame Terra Cell XT 3.0 were to take 15-day and 15-night pictures every 24 hours, this camera would last 3.2 months in the field - per charge - on a set of XTAR Rechargeable Lithium AA batteries.
There are a number of benefits to these batteries:
- Up to 1,000 charges
- Consistent 1.5 volt operation
- Charges with the included USB cable charger
- Eco-friendly (less batteries in a landfill)
- Batteries pay for themselves after 2-3 charges
Longest Lasting Choice: Energizer Ultimate Lithium
If the Wildgame Terra Cell XT 3.0 were to take 15-day and 15-night pictures every 24 hours, this camera would last 4 months in the field on a set of Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries.
Video Mode
If this camera were to take 15 day and 15 night videos every 24 hours, it would last 1.9 months in the field on a set of Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries.
Picture Trigger & Recovery Speed: 0.42 s. | 3.5 s.
Video Trigger & Recovery Speed: 1.01 s. | 2.3 s.
Detection Range & Angle: 60 ft @ 38.4° detection angle (46.3° f.o.v.)
Transmission Speed (Can Vary): 3 Min 11 Sec
Dimensions: 3.75" x 2.5" x 5.25"
Battery Type: 8 AA
External Battery Jack: 12 Volt (5.5*2.1)
SD Card Size: Up to 32GB
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Case Design
Camera Setup
The camera does not have an internal screen so the majority of the setup is done on the Wildgame smartphone app.
- Download the Wildgame App
- Create an account
- Scan the QR code found on the inside of the camera.
- Select your camera settings
- Insert batteries and SD card into the camera and power on. There are a few status lights that tell you the signal strength.
- Press the Sync button to force the camera to take a photo and upload it. This will help to make sure the camera is connected.
- Make sure to select and purchase a data plan, but it should be ready to work!
Durability
The vast majority of consumer-grade trail cameras are inexpensive, imported devices exposed to harsh conditions 24/7/365. Most manufacturers only offer a one-year warranty. We stock only the most durable units and provide an additional year of warranty at no extra charge. The Trailcampro exclusive 2-year warranty allows you to deal directly with Trailcampro avoiding long wait times on hold with the manufacturer and prolonged periods without a replacement camera. We turn around most warranties in just one business day!
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