SPYPOINT Link-Micro-S-LTE Solar Cellular Trail Camera with LIT-10 Battery and 32 GB Micro SD Card (Link-Micro-S-LTE-V)

These are really good cameras . Go ahead and buy the extended range antenna when you get the camera you are going to need it . The battery stays charged fairly well . But if you have shade you’re going to need to pull the battery now and then maybe once a month and charge it .Right now I have it on a bait pile for coyotes. They come by around 1 am . I get a pic then take care of business. I need another camera to put on my deer stand . Only thing holding me back is laying out another 169 dollars for the camera 70 dollars for the antenna and 110 dollars for cell service for a year . I guess it’s just money. I have that depression mind set that is telling me to cut everything where I can .These cameras are a giant leap ahead of the ones from a few years back .

I own several spypoint cameras this one has the best solar charger system keeps the battery at full charge faster and longer than even the flex s cameras

The product exceeded expectations and works great.

I was walking by my camera one evening after a hunt. When it activated I noticed 3 red lights come on. These lights WILL spook deer if they see it. They do not like red light. I don't know if other models do this but Infrared doesn't matter when these lights appear. Further review below:There is no LED to view pictures or settings. I knew that going in, but the LED is very helpful when pictures don't send or there is no cell service. That leads me to my next issue.Oftentimes there is a delay in sending pictures. I did not get pictures for over a week at a bear baiting site. The bears, including two big ones, spent ten days at my site eating like mad. They cleaned out 140 pounds of bait and I did not get any pictures until the bait was gone and so were the bears.I cannot favorite pictures unless I am an insider subscriber.I cannot add my friend's email address unless I am an insider subscriber (or rather share cameras).I cannot get pics via email, making sharing a picture a hassle (such as bragging to a friend about the big bear that is at my site).Sure many of these features can be had if you are an insider subscriber. But I might as well pay the $200 or $250 for a Yellowstone.ai camera, pay the $5 monthly fee and then pay per MB. It works out great. Oh, and at NO additional cost I can favorite pictures. I can forward my pics from email address to anyone. Oh, I can get pics via email. I get an LED on the camera for send fails (this helped me get eyes on a bear in a low service area). And I can add a friend's email address.This was my first and last Spypoint camera.

We love not having to replace the batteries but the pictures seem to be fuzzy. Anyone else experiencing this after about 9 months

Primary Use: security indoors. Easy setup. I have the ATT version. This camera is a still picture only camera, which I knew. Picture quality very good. Once you follow the instructions and start the camera, you must go to the iPhone settings to allow notifications from the SpyPoint. I had a 12 volt power supply which saves on battery life, if the solar cell does not see enough light during the winter. My camera is indoors near a window. The battery has excellent life. My neighbor has three cameras for game tracking. He loves them. App is easy on my phone and desktop.

If you want to keep up on what is going on without having to walk into your hunting area then this is what you need. My biggest fear was what it was going to cost for the service. You can get unlimited photos for as little as $10 a month. This thing is adjustable from your phone so once you have it pointed where you want it you never have to enter the area again. Great setup and I plan to purchase another before hunting season next year.

After being in use for 6 months now, I have found this version more reliable and easier to use than the other spypoint products I have. I have 5 cameras now, and if I get another, will get this one.