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Description
Moultrie 7000i Cellular Game Camera
The Moultrie® 7000i Cellular Game Camera combines the quality and reliability of Moultrie game cameras with its revolutionary Moultrie Mobile technology to deliver images from your game camera directly to your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Choose from XV-7000i (Verizon) or XA-7000i (AT&T) models. A 20MP camera take well-defined still shots or records stunning 1080p video. The almost imperceptible 32-LED iNVISIBLE Infrared flash reaches 80'; and the detection range also reaches 80' to stand vigilant from a distance no matter the time of day or night. A reliable 0.3-second trigger ensures sly bucks don't slip by. The camera also features burst mode, and interval delay mode. Moultrie Mobile users access images via the industry-leading Moultrie Mobile app on their smartphone and tablet or through the website. You can quickly and remotely change camera settings, and images are stored online and are accessible at any time. Monthly data plans start at $9.99 and there are no contracts or activation/cancellation fees. The Moultrie 7000i Cellular Game Camera runs off 12 AA batteries and uses SD cards up to 32GB. (Batteries and SD card not included).
Moultrie Mobile technology
XV-7000i (Verizon) or XA-7000i (AT&T) models
Delivers images to smartphone, tablet, or computer
Operates on Verizon 4G cellular network
20MP camera take well-defined still shots
Stunning 1080p video
iNVISIBLE Infrared flash
80' flash and detection range
0.3-second trigger
Web ID: 100264643
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Preacher80 from
So far so goodI've seen the negative reviews but I have to say that my camera has worked perfectly. I followed the directions perfectly which apparently is a must. The pictures come in very quickly and they are very clear. It was windy today so yes it did trigger several times. Here's the great thing all the settings are adjusted from the app on my phone. They have great customer service again from the app. Three year warranty and the $50 mail in rebate was a no brainier for me. Just follow the directions.
Date published: 2020-01-05
Rated 2 out of
5 by
cyoteone from
You get what you pay for.Bought this camera a few month back. Used Lithium Energizer batteries and lasted 3 weeks. Next batch of batteries was Energizer Alkaline. One week later at 80 percent battery, camera failed to send photos not lont after flash started going dark. Nothing was wrong with the camera, it just doesnt like Alkaline batteries. Moultrie does not sell a simple 12 volt to battery cable. You have to buy the entire battery box kit with a tiny 12 battery in it. I found an adapter cord to fit it and wired it with spade plugs in opposite male female directions so as it can not be plugged into the battery self made harness backwards. left the same alkaline 80 percent batteries in the camera and plugged in the external battery. Worked like a charm. This camera is not the greatest of set ups. signal varies from 27 percent to like 57 percent where as my Better Brand Name Cell Camera is 100 percent singnal. When setting this camera up at a new location, it takes for ever to get it to sent you photos so you can fine to how it is aimed. Not a bad camera, but the data plan is not really cheap at all with like 3000 pictures at 20 dollars a month. There are slightly cheaper plans but it all comes out the same. If you were to add data due to the cycle being near over but your set amount of 3000 picures was near over the limit, you can not roll those same photos over to the next month. If you were To go over your say 3000 pictures at 3 weeks into your cycle, it will stop sending picures until next cycle and then it will send them all to you immediatly eating up that much of the next months 3000 pictures. Last but not least, this camera is very sensitive to any movement no matter if you set it on low or high. Does not combine heat and movement. Mine is out there now sending nothing but low lying grass wind pictures. Would recoment setting this camera on a trail that does not have much stuff for wind to push and hook it up to an external battery source. Would not recommend setting up over a feeeder or you will have near or over your 3000 pictures a month. Oh, The app and online sight is very slow to access your pictures most times too. Annoying. Camera is not bad for the money. just know how to use it. Its the Plans and web access that is the worst with this camera. I will not buy another and wont touch another Moultrie Camera again.
Date published: 2019-12-31
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Stevencarl from
Great camera so far.Just put up camera. Seems great. Data plan way to high! Spy point cheaper! Might return it
Date published: 2019-12-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
gpsredneck from
Just ordered my 2ndI've been running the 7000i for several months now and it has performed great. So good, in fact, that I just ordered my 2nd. I have a flagship cellular camera from a competitor which costs 3x as much as the Moultrie and the Moultrie outperforms in every category (pic quality, battery life, ease of use for both camera and app) to name a few. One of the nicest features is the ability to request high resolution photos directly from the device. With competitive models, you have to retrieve the SD card to get the hi res photos. Also, very little motion blur with this camera and the trigger speed is better than average. I'm running a portable 12v battery and the camera has taken and transferred thousands of images since I placed it in the field. I have yet to re-charge the battery.
Date published: 2019-11-27
Rated 1 out of
5 by
B Hancock from
Do not buy.I have 3 of these and 2 MA2 modems. All of them will randomly quit transmitting. Used new 8 gig SD cards formatted in camera. Energizer batteries. You cannot remotely ping them and get them to restart. You have to go to them and restart them. When they are set up hours away from your house it makes them useless. Plan is very expensive compared to Spartan and Snyper and you dont get what you pay for when the continually stop transmitting. You can only use an 8gig card which fills up very fast when doing video. They will not transmit video unlike some of the competitors with less expensive plans.
Date published: 2019-11-15
Rated 2 out of
5 by
ScottJoplin from
Camera great, company ?I bought this camera this summer. It has a lot of false triggers, mine is set up on the edge of a soybean field. Prob 80% of pics are those soybeans. Company no help, just the canned answers about set up,
Battery life in the camera is excellent. Mine is at 67% since August with 4 downloads per day.
I think their server is overloaded. Getting the pictures to download to my phone or computer has slowed as we have gotten into the fall. Looking at a lot of spinning wheels not trail camera pics. For hours today. Very frustrating now on verge of opening day.
Date published: 2019-11-14
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Sterno from
Great cameraI've had no issues with this camera at all. I was hesitant to purchase this cam after reading the reviews. Glad I purchased it, I've had zero issues and it works great. Easy to use and setup. Northern MN, Verizon version.
Date published: 2019-11-12
Rated 3 out of
5 by
ILDeerHunter29 from
Good when it worksThis camera takes good pictures, but I’ve had to replace it once after having it for 2 weeks. The app has had its issues too and wouldn’t let me purchase more data/pics. So at this point I have to wait until the current cycle renews. On the positive side, the pictures are clear and the camera seems durable.
Thank you for your question. This camera is a cellular camera through AT&T or Verizon. You can use your iPhone and view the images via the Moultrie Mobile app.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist11
Date published: 2019-12-31
I have Sprint service. Which camera will work with it
Asked by: Danny harris
Thank you for your question. This camera only works with AT&T or Verizon.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist11
Date published: 2019-12-31
Does this camera need a modem to be able to see pictures on my phone
Asked by: Rcrx3
this is our integrated camera, camera and modem together, so you will not need a separate modem. You will need our Moultrie Mobile App and service to see the pictures from your phone.
Answered by: Lynn C. Customer Service
Date published: 2019-12-15
If i have my camera on video mode, can i swap it back to photos on the app and then start receiving pictures without going to the camera?
Asked by: Ryne123
Yes. At any time you can Use the app to switch between photo, video, or combo mode. The camera will only transmit photos.
Answered by: Bama Hunter
Date published: 2019-11-30
Do you need the field modem as well in order to view pic's from a mobile device?
Asked by: Jax42
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. The The 7000i cameras have a built in modem with the camera.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist1
Date published: 2019-09-02
Is this cellular game camera waterproof.
Asked by: Jack4444
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. This camera is water resistant, meant for outdoor use.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist1
Date published: 2019-08-29
If camera snaps 2000 pictures in a month do you pay for all of them or can you scan and only get what’s on your plan?
Asked by: Bowshark2
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. Per the manufacturer, the upload warning limit allows you to set the maximum number of pictures that will automatically upload when the modem connects to the server without receiving your approval. You can set this limit under “edit settings” on your camera’s dashboard which can be viewed on both the website and apps.
NOTE: The upload warning limit automatically defaults to 50, but you can change this to better suite your preferences.
If your modem checks in and has more pictures to upload than the upload warning limit is set to, you
will be prompted with a warning message on your camera’s dashboard, telling you how many pictures
are available for upload. If you choose to “Upload”, all the images they will be uploaded at the next
modem check in. If you choose “Skip”, the images will not be uploaded to your Moultrie Mobile
account, but they will remain on the camera's SD card.
NOTE: No images will be uploaded to your account until you clear the warning message for your
camera by selecting either “Upload” or “Skip”.
For example: if you deploy your camera to a location where 100 pictures a day would be the most
you would expect to receive, you may set your upload warning limit to 100. Then when your camera
checks in, if it has more than 100 pictures you have the opportunity to choose whether or not to
use your data to upload those pictures.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist1
Date published: 2019-08-06
Are there any security features to help prevent theft?
Asked by: Ebrion1
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. Per the manufacturer, this camera does not have any anti-theft features.
