10dBi Outdoor 4G LTE Long Range Cellular Trail Camera Antenna
10dBi Outdoor 4G LTE Long Range Cellular Trail Camera Antenna
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In this review of the 10dBi Outdoor 4G LTE Long Range Cellular Trail Camera Antenna, the bottom line is simple: it is for hunters and remote camera users who need a sturdier, higher-gain antenna and a long, low-loss cable to reach weaker cellular signals. The reviewer found the antenna to be a practical upgrade over many factory antennas because of its 10dBi gain, 20ft RG58 cable, and waterproof IP67 housing, which together make getting images out of marginal areas more likely without major installation work.
Key Features
- 10dBi Gain: A higher gain element helps improve signal reception from distant towers so cameras are more likely to transmit photos in weak-signal areas.
- 698-2700 MHz Coverage: Wide frequency support covers most 3G and 4G LTE bands used by cellular trail cameras for broader compatibility.
- 20ft Low-Loss Cable: The included RG58 cable gives flexibility to place the antenna in a better location without running new coax or adapters.
- IP67 Waterproofing: A weatherproof enclosure lets the antenna stay mounted outdoors through rain and damp hunting seasons.
- Mount & Adapter Included: Wall mount and RP-SMA female to SMA male adapter make installation straightforward for many popular trail camera models.
Who It's For
This antenna is aimed at outdoorsmen, game camera users, and land managers using cellular trail cameras who need a robust external antenna and long cable to reach better signal positions. It suits owners of Spypoint FLEX series, Tactacam Reveal X models, Muddy and Stealth Cam systems and other 4G LTE trail cameras that accept RP-SMA or SMA connections with a compatible adapter.
Those who should look elsewhere include users whose cameras already get reliable full-signal reception near the camera location or people who require an active amplified solution; this is a passive high-gain antenna, not a powered repeater or booster.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Solid antenna construction and IP67 rating deliver reliable outdoor durability.
- Included 20ft RG58 low-loss cable and adapter simplify mounting the antenna away from the camera for better reception.
- Broad frequency coverage makes it compatible with many 3G and 4G LTE trail camera models.
Cons
- Signal improvements are mixed in customer reports; results depend on tower distance and local conditions.
- RG58 is low-loss for its type but longer runs may still incur some signal drop compared with thicker low-loss coax options.
Specifications
| Gain | 10dBi |
| Frequency Range | 698-960 MHz, 1710-2170 MHz, 2300-2700 MHz |
| Connector | N Male; cable with N Female to RP-SMA Male |
| Cable | 20ft RG58 low-loss |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Impedance | 50 ohm |
| Operating Temp | -20 to +80 C |
Our Verdict
The 10dBi Outdoor 4G LTE antenna is a practical, value-oriented upgrade for trail camera users who must move an antenna to a higher or clearer location to catch intermittent service. It combines a real gain increase, a usable 20ft cable, and weatherproofing to make installation simple and durable, though results will vary with site conditions and it is not a powered booster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this antenna fit my Spypoint or Tactacam camera?
The antenna ships with an RP-SMA female to SMA male adapter and is listed as compatible with Spypoint FLEX series and Tactacam Reveal X models that accept those connectors.
Can this antenna create a signal where none exists?
No, it is a passive high-gain antenna; it improves reception where some signal exists but cannot create service beyond the provider's coverage area.
Is the cable long enough for high mounting?
The included 20ft RG58 low-loss cable is long enough for most elevated mounting needs, but very long runs may benefit from thicker low-loss coax.
Editor's Take
A practical upgrade for trail camera users who need better reception: offers 10dBi gain, a 20ft RG58 cable and IP67 durability to improve transmissions in marginal signal areas, though results vary by site.

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