Stealth Cam Stc-Wxf Flashback Cellular Trail Camera 40Mp
The Stealth Cam STC-WXF Flashback Cellular Trail Camera delivers professional-grade wildlife monitoring with a 40MP sensor and white xenon flash designed to capture sharp, detailed images around the clock. Built for hunters, land managers, and wildlife enthusiasts who need reliable remote surveillance, this cellular trail camera pairs cutting-edge image quality with fast trigger response and seamless smartphone connectivity via the Command Pro app.
What sets the Flashback apart is its white xenon flash technology—proven to outperform IR-only designs when you need true-color nighttime captures. The camera fires a brief pulse of white light and immediately transmits images directly to your phone, so you're not waiting days to download an SD card. With a 0.4-second trigger speed and the ability to capture up to two full-color 40MP photos per burst, the STC-WXF won't miss fast-moving game. Even in low light or with active subjects, the xenon flash delivers the clarity needed to identify deer, hogs, or other wildlife with confidence.
The camera's 80-foot detection and flash range covers most hunting scenarios, while adjustable image resolutions (40MP, 16MP, 8MP, or 4MP) let you balance file size and battery life depending on your setup. Customizable timeout delays (2–59 seconds or 1–59 minutes) give you control over trigger frequency and data usage. Powered by 16 AA batteries or compatible with upcoming Stealth Cam lithium-ion packs, plus a 12V DC auxiliary jack for extended deployments, the Flashback adapts to your power strategy. Network coverage spans Verizon and AT&T, and the integrated multi-position mount with ¼-20 threaded insert and python cable latch make field setup straightforward.
Built for serious hunters who demand sharp nighttime images without the guesswork, the STC-WXF Flashback bridges the gap between traditional SD-card cameras and real-time cellular surveillance.
Key Features
- 40MP white xenon flash capture—true-color nighttime images transmitted instantly to your phone
- 0.4-second trigger speed with burst mode (up to 2 photos per trigger) for active subjects
- Command Pro app integration for remote access and on-demand photo sharing
- Adjustable resolutions (40MP, 16MP, 8MP, 4MP) and timeout delays (2–59 seconds or 1–59 minutes)
- 80-foot detection and flash range suitable for most hunting applications
- Dual-network cellular: automatic Verizon and AT&T coverage
- 12V DC auxiliary jack for external battery packs and extended operation
- Integrated multi-position mount with ¼-20 threaded insert and python cable latch
- Time, date, moon phase, and temperature image stamps for scouting intel
Specifications
| Image Resolution | 40MP (also 16MP, 8MP, 4MP selectable) |
| Flash Type | White Xenon |
| Detection & Flash Range | 80 feet |
| Trigger Speed | 0.4 seconds |
| Burst Mode | Up to 2 photos per trigger |
| Timeout Delay | 2–59 seconds or 1–59 minutes |
| Cellular Networks | Verizon and AT&T (automatic) |
| Photo Sharing | Command Pro app |
| Image Stamp Options | Time, date, moon phase, temperature |
| Power | 16 AA batteries (not included) or compatible Stealth Cam lithium-ion packs |
| Auxiliary Power | 12V DC jack |
| Mount | Integrated multi-position with ¼-20 threaded insert and python cable latch |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the STC-WXF work with my current Stealth Cam batteries and mounts?
The camera runs on 16 AA batteries (sold separately) and is compatible with upcoming Stealth Cam rechargeable lithium-ion packs. It also has a 12V DC auxiliary jack to pair with external battery systems. The integrated multi-position mount uses a standard ¼-20 threaded insert, so it works with many third-party trail camera mounts.
Which cellular network does this camera use?
The STC-WXF automatically connects to both Verizon and AT&T networks, so you get coverage wherever service is available in your area.
Can I adjust image quality to save battery life?
Yes. You can select from four resolutions: 40MP, 16MP, 8MP, or 4MP. Lower resolutions reduce file size and use less data, which extends battery life on longer deployments.
How does the white xenon flash compare to infrared?
White xenon delivers true-color nighttime images so you can clearly identify wildlife, unlike infrared, which produces grayscale. The trade-off is a brief visible flash, which some hunters mitigate through placement and timing.

