First Look: Moultrie Edge 2 and Edge 2 Pro Cell Cams

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posted on July 19, 2024
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Ledeedge 2 Pro Cell Cam

Moultrie has expanded its Edge series of cellular cameras with two new introductions: the Edge 2 and Edge 2 Pro. 

The Edge 2 expands on the performance of the original Edge camera to provide a more powerful and feature-rich experience. The Edge 2 delivers many of the benefits the Edge Series is known for, including Auto Connect Technology and built-in memory, while introducing an all-new On-Demand feature enabling users to trigger a photo or video within the Moultrie Mobile App, which will be available shortly after capture. This is a game-changing feature both for ensuring the camera is operational, and to see what is going on in the camera's vicinity at any moment if you think there may be deer within view, but out of trigger range. Image quality has also been enhanced with 36MP photos and FHD 1080p video featuring audio and an expanded 50-foot field of view, and an advanced low-glow IR LED array for improved night images. Edge 2 performance was further boosted with 0.4 trigger speed and an updated PIR for improved trigger accuracy. MSRP: $99.99

Advancing the brand’s flagship Edge Pro model, the Edge 2 Pro carries over on-board Moultrie AI, eliminating up to 99-percent of false triggers, and is upgraded with GPS, On-Demand photo and video capture, a lightning-fast 0.3 trigger speed, and no-glow flash. Additionally, the Edge 2 Pro is built with NYXEL NIR (near infrared) technology for enhanced low-light performance with minimized power consumption, 40MP images and QHD 1440p video with HD sound, a detection range of up to 100 feet, built-in memory and nationwide coverage with Auto Connect Technology. The Edge 2 Pro also has Bluetooth-enabled Live Aim and an included Easy Aim Mount for easier, more precise camera mounting. MSRP: $139.99

“We set the standard with built-in memory, multi-carrier Auto Connect cellular technology, and onboard AI,” said Daniel Wilson, general manager of Moultrie. “The Edge 2 and Edge 2 Pro raise the standard further, delivering an unrivaled experience in the field for hunters.”

Both the Edge 2 and Edge 2 Pro are powered by the Moultrie Mobile App. The Moultrie Mobile App allows hunters to quickly monitor cameras and the all-new Feed Hub cellular feeder timers, view activity data, and access powerful features for hunt planning and mapping. In addition, the Moultrie Mobile App offers an industry-first deer activity forecasting with Game Plan, providing up to nine days of deer movement forecast based on local deer movement data.

To learn more about Moultrie, its products, or the Moultrie Mobile app, visit moultrieproducts.com.

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