SPYPOINTFlex Dual-Sim Cellular Trail Camera 33MP Photos 1080p Videos with Sound and On-Demand Photo/Video Requests - GPS Enabled with Lexar 32GB Micro SD Card (1 Pack)

I've had 2 of these cams up and running in a few locations for over a month now with no issues. They're SO convenient. I'm using video mode and the quality is good. Motion detection works reliably. Cell signal is reliable and transmissions have never failed. They've held up in rain and freezing temps. Follow the best practices (new high quality SD card, turn OFF before removing card or battery compartment) and you should have no problems!

And brand new set of lithium batteries last 10 to 14 days. I also had a hard time getting the signal to catch where I’ve had other cameras. This spy point camera was a big disappointment. I also dislike that you cannot control the hours of operation. Which also shortens the batteries life. I will be going back to the solar and micro cameras.

You must do a firmware update right out of the box. If you don’t have a good signal and battery life the camera will lock up. I’ve sent two Out of four cameras back. When everything goes well the videos and pictures are amazing .

Works as it should would also recommend the wingstop solar panel with built in battery. Have no batteries in camera only running solar panel with buoying battery and has Benetton gone below 70% battery life on camera status.

The sole reason I bought this camera was the specific advertising in Amazon: "On-Demand Capable – Use the SPYPOINT app to request photos or videos be taken right now. See what is happening in front of the camera without waiting for the next transmission." No Place the FLEX APP is there on Demand Photo or Video. After hours of useless Support Chats I finally got through to a Human in Customer Support, who confirmed that the feature does not exist on this camera. Very Disappointed!!!!>. HoweverThe rest of the camera works great, setup was easy and still photo and video quality is excellent. The dual SIM cards produced a 100% signal. The Micro SD card capacity status was not reading correctly so going to swap it out with a new one. initial firmware update took about 20 min.Work still needs to be done: 1. Offer a LI battery pack for this camera like the LIT 10 for the Link-Micro-S-LTE2. Build in the On Demand photo/video trigger/, and most important: 3.Improve the on line customer chat. It is horrible .With Items above in future would be a solid 5.Updates: The Dual SIM cards matter. During a recent rain storm Another camera in the same area had signal % coverage for most of a day drop to 50%, while the FLEX dual SIM card produced a 100% signal continuously.

The camera is easy to activate but when I put it in woods it had a 90 percent signal now it has 50 percent. I doesn’t send pictures how it is set just sends whenever it wants. The micro link camera is next to the flex and that camera has 25 percent signal and it hardly ever sends pictures. For the amount of time you have to go to woods to try to fix camera I would rather just use a regular camera and just check the chip I don’t recommend the cellular cameras yet until they improve.

This review was true before my corrections..Great price for the FLEX camera which was working very well at first and then went to pot. In the meantime I had ordered a second.Ends up the SD card they so generously sent was a 128 gig card. The camera can only use up to 32. I didn't realize the issue until I was long formatting the card for a second time after trouble started. The 128 card is worthless with this camera. I went and bought a new card for this camera. Appears to work great now and pictures are unbelievable.When my second camera came, it had the same 128 gig card. I didn't even put it in. That camera, not in the woods just yet, seems to be doing good.Now I have 2 128 gig cards that are worthless to me.The wrong card caused the camera to eat up batteries. I went through 3 sets of batteries before all this was figured out. Lithium batteries are horribly expensive nowadays.

If you have to "chat" or call tech support, be prepared to waste at least a few hours and possibly your entire day. They will eventually remedy the problem, but sometimes it takes a few calls and ALOT time.