Preview: Stealth Cam Revolver 360

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posted on June 21, 2025
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Stealth Cam Revolver 360

Featuring six coverage zones evenly spaced around its circumference that can provide up to 360-degree motion detection, there’s nowhere for game to hide from Stealth Cam’s new Revolver 360 cellular trail camera, making it well suited for use in wide-open areas such as food plots or large fields.

Employing a whisper-quiet pivoting lens, the Revolver 360 can be configured for single-zone, 180-degree or 360-degree detection using the company’s Command Pro app, and a built-in GPS feature can send you the camera’s coordinates so you’ll always know where it’s at.

The Revolver 360 can take up to 36 megapixel photos with a 0.4-second trigger speed or 1080p high-definition videos and has an 80-foot detection range.

MSRP is set at $100. For more information, visit stealthcam.com.

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