A: The battery life on this wireless trail camera varies depending on usage, but it typically lasts several months. 

A: Yes, this trail camera has night vision capabilities, allowing it to capture clear images even in low light conditions. 

A Wi-Fi trail camera utilizes a wireless local area network (WLAN) to send images and videos to a smartphone, tablet, or computer for remote viewing. This type of camera does not require a cellular service plan, as it can connect to a router or access point within range. On the other hand, a cellular trail camera uses a cellular service plan to send images and videos to a smartphone, tablet, or computer. It is able to embed GPS coordinates within the image, making it easier to locate the camera. Furthermore, cellular trail cameras are able to send images and videos to a remote location with no need to physically retrieve the device. This feature requires a cellular service plan with data, which can be costly. Overall, a Wi-Fi trail camera is best suited for connecting to a local router or access point, while a cellular trail camera is best for sending images and videos to a remote location. 

A: Yes, this wireless trail camera can be used for home security purposes, as it can transmit photos and videos to your smartphone in real-time. 

A: Yes, this trail camera requires a cellular plan to transmit photos wirelessly. 

A: Yes, you can view the photos taken by this trail camera on your smartphone through the accompanying app.