SPYPOINTCellular Trail Camera - 10MP, 80' Detection, LTE-Capable, 0.5sec Trigger, for Hunting

Small in price, but big in action. This small trail cam provides great photos with a lot of other data, including GPS location, weather and feedback on the battery level. Ability to share photos is very beneficial. I recommend this trail cam as a first choice for cellular trial cams.

It's been very reliable and very easy. Pictures are ok.

This review is being submitted after almost a year of owning this product. I was excited to get this as my first trail camera back in November 2020. Set up was easy, cell service worked well even in the rural county I live in. Lots of options for adjusting picture schedule and frequency. Picture quality is not as good as what I see from other cameras, but this is significantly cheaper. I went with the spypoint camera because I wanted the option of a free photo transmission plan (100 photos per month free). I guess you get what you pay for.In July, the camera stopped sending pictures to my phone. Turns out it wasn't taking pictures anymore. I retrieved the camera and went through Spypoint's troubleshooting website. They have a very detailed troubleshooting website with lots of videos. I went step by step through it, and did everything they suggested. New batteries, new class 10 SD card (max 32 gb), updated the firmware, etc. No luck, camera still won't send pictures. Contacted their customer support by live chat (good luck getting through on telephone). Went through all of the troubleshooting steps again, they said it will be fixed tomorrow, no luck. No pictures still. Contacted them again via live chat, said I want to return for warranty (2 year warranty on camera). They said "oh no, wait, I can see your camera doesn't have ****.exe installed, I've sent that now and you will start getting pictures in 24-48 hours". 24-48 hours go by, still no pictures. I contact them a third time via live chat, say I want to return this under warranty and I'm not going through any more troubleshooting. Woman on live chat says no, we need to troubleshoot more. I say I want to talk to a manager. She ignores me and then disconnects the chat. I have now given up on fixing the camera. Worked great for 9 months, now a useless brick. Company is not willing to stand by their 2 year warranty. Buyer beware.

This is my second trail camera. It may not have the quality or features of some higher priced trail cameras, but this is a good deal! The setup was easy, and the pictures are good.

For the price of the camera, I have been very happy with it. It takes clear pictures and the monthly fee for the unlimited plan is reasonable. The only problem I have is, it seems although I feel I have set the plan not to renew, it does! Maybe there is a step I am missing but this has happened a few times..

So when I received this the packaging was simple and came with everything it stated. I did buy a new 32 gb sd card which was a smart idea. I tried to use another on I had but it didn’t work. After going to the website and watching the videos, I was able to trouble shoot what was wrong and finally got it working. You do have to pay for a subscription but it’s well worth it for the season. I seen this nice 8 point and plan on going out this weekend to get it. It’s really convenient to get the pics sent to my phone instead of going to the camera and swapping cards. Would recommend.

Can’t beat 100 free photos and can just pay monthly when season starts or yearly has a plan that works for anyoneBattery’s still going since SeptemberCaught trespassers on my land sent to phone and was able to catch them good thing they didn’t shoot anythingPurchasing more!!!

Probably a case of “you get what you pay for” here. The picture quality is just enough to let you know what you’ve got, but don’t expect a lot of detail.Reception on the cameras is decent. But remember you must get LTE service. I wanted to set these in an area where my phone was only picking up 3G and the unit would not connect.Battery life is pretty good. I put out a feed block in an area to get an inventory of what’s around and one camera took close to 600 photos the first week and only lost 20% battery life. Not bad IMO.The other issue is that these cameras wouldn’t connect with the micro sd cards I had on hand (Samsung class 10). My other two spypoints came with a Spypoint branded memory card, and those set up flawlessly. So I ordered two spypoint cards, and what do you know, they booted right up and connected. There may be compatibility issues with certain memory cards and the cameras won’t work without them, so keep that in mind.We’ll see how the subscription service goes when the free trial is over.I think spypoint offers a lot of features for the price but don’t expect it to do anything exceptionally well, compared to other premium cameras.