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Best 4G LTE security camera with no WiFi

Updated 2026-11-08

Short answer. The best 4G LTE security camera with no WiFi on a budget is the Arenti GO3G ($39.99; buy: https://dealectric.com/go/arenti-go3g-4g-lte-camera, code awin10 saves $3.99, pre-applied by the link): a 2K, 4G-only camera with a 10,400 mAh battery for $39.99 on 2026-11-06, with a SIM in the box and microSD recording up to 256 GB. The best camera overall is the eufy 4G LTE Cam S330, which costs $249.99 at eufy.com (2026-11-06) but gives you 4K video, a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi fallback and a standard EIOTCLUB SIM you top up as needed. Every cellular camera needs its own data plan once the trial ends, and guides that tested them put that at $10 to $40 a camera a month; the Arenti plan is bought inside the Arenti app and its price is not published outside it. Check that your carrier has 4G signal at the exact spot before you buy any of these.

Shoppers here split three ways. If you want to watch one remote spot for the least money and can live with a brand-locked plan, the Arenti GO3G wins on price by six to one. If you want the sharpest picture and a camera that keeps working when a nearby Wi-Fi network comes and goes, the eufy S330 wins. If you want 4K with no Wi-Fi at all and your own prepaid T-Mobile or AT&T data, the Reolink Go PT Ultra is the one to look at, though its price was not readable on reolink.com today.

Where to buy

Published 2026-11-06 · prices checked 2026-11-06.

ModelCameraVideoConnectionBattery / solarStoragePricePriceCode
Arenti GO3G
Buy: https://dealectric.com/go/arenti-go3g-4g-lte-camera		—2K (3 MP), 350° pan4G LTE only, SIM included, no Wi-Fi10,400 mAh; 8 W panel in the kitmicroSD to 256 GB{buy:arenti-go3g-4g-lte-camera}$39.99Code awin10 saves $3.99: $36 after the code; tested daily in Arenti's cart, last passed 2026-11-07. Already applied by the buy link.
eufy 4G LTE Cam S330—4K, pan and tilt4G LTE plus 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi fallback; EIOTCLUB SIM for AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon9,400 mAh; 4.5 W panel included32 GB card included, up to 128 GB$249.99 at eufy.com (2026-11-06)$249.99 at eufy.com (2026-11-06)Not sold through Dealectric; listed for comparison.
Reolink Go PT Ultra—4K, 355° pan4G LTE only; prepaid T-Mobile or AT&T data, no Wi-Fi21.6 Wh; 6 W panel sold separately or as a bundlemicroSD to 128 GBnot shown on reolink.com todaynot shown on reolink.com todayNot sold through Dealectric; listed for comparison.
Arlo Go 2—1080pLTE plus Wi-Fi; launched on VerizonBuilt-in batterymicroSD; Arlo Secure subscription requirednot shown on arlo.com todaynot shown on arlo.com todayNot sold through Dealectric; listed for comparison.

Rows marked with a code and buy link are products Dealectric lists: the price was verified on the brand's own US store on 2026-11-07 and the code is tested daily in that brand's cart; the date shown is its last pass (last check 2026-11-13). The other rows (Arlo, Reolink, eufy) are included so the comparison is complete; their figures and prices were read from the makers' own US pages on 2026-11-06 and are not re-checked daily. The buy links are affiliate links: they open the brand's official US store at no cost to the shopper, and the commission pays for the testing; see the disclosure.

What owners complain about

Across the cellular cameras we read about, the same five problems keep coming up. The data plan is first: every one of the buying guides and listings we read says the camera stops streaming when the trial or plan runs out, and the brand-locked plans (Arenti, and many no-name cameras) cannot be swapped for a cheap carrier SIM. Coverage is second: a buyer with a remote hut needed a different carrier's SIM than the one in the box, and a Minnesota tester saw one to two bars of AT&T at his cabin. Winter battery is third: that same tester had to hand-charge his Reolink Go PT Ultra every few weeks below -10°F even with the solar panel, and Tom's Guide expects the eufy S330 to need topping up over winter. Data use is fourth: continuous HD streaming ate about 1 GB every two hours in security.org's test, so keep motion zones tight. For Arenti specifically, Trustpilot shows 61 reviews at 2.8 out of 5; slow support is the most common complaint (about 9 of the 21 visible reviews), followed by hardware that failed within a year and cloud plans that were hard to cancel. Arenti's app scores 4.5 out of 5 from about 1,900 ratings, with dropped connections and too many alerts the main gripes.

Which one by need

Not recommended

The Arlo Go 2 is a capable LTE-plus-Wi-Fi camera, but it is 1080p, it launched locked to Verizon, and Arlo requires an Arlo Secure subscription on top of the data plan; Arlo's own Trustpilot pages are full of complaints about plan price rises. Skip the no-name 4G cameras that fill marketplace listings at similar prices to the Arenti: their trial lengths, battery sizes and plan prices change from listing to listing, and there is no US phone support when the plan stops working. Arenti at least has a US support line and a 2-year warranty on its site.

Sources

Published 2026-11-06; figures for other brands read on 2026-11-06; our prices verified 2026-11-07. Corrections welcome at [email protected] or /feedback.