SPYPOINTFlex G-36 Camo - Outdoor Cellular Trail Camera,1080p Video with Sound, 36 Megapixels, 0.3S Trigger Speed, 100 Flash and Detection Range with Improved Battery Life

It takes time to set up a great spot to catch animals. Tried to read sd card in computer and will not show.

Great product for remote viewing of property or game.Setup is easy overall via the app or in the computer. The quality of the pics is good enough for what I need it for. I can see the spots on a deer from 20 feet away! The free plan works well but I can see needing to upgrade unless you don’t get multiple shots a day. Overall happy with the purchase and shipping was fast.

There is nothing positive to say about these, let alone SPYPOINT.This is the second set of SPYPOINT cameras my wife bought. The first set, one had a faulty power switch rendering the camera absolutely useless, and the other camera couldn't accept the Micro SD card (and yes it was properly inserted, that's very hard to do wrong unless you brute force it in which breaks everything), rendering it equally useless.The second set, while the power switches work and the Micro SD card slots accepted the cards, neither camera is taking pictures.I downloaded the app and changed sensitivity settings thinking that would trigger the cameras to take pictures, but alas, that didn't help either. On top of that, these cameras only accept SD or SDHC, so your most common and high capacity SDXC cards are incompatible and won't work either; fortunately I had SDHCs on hand to put in these trash devices. But even using the proper SD card, the cameras still don't work. They don't even take any pictures.Because the cameras weren't functioning, I downloaded and read the manual, as I normally do when there's something I need to know but don't know. The manual, AND THEIR APP, told me to turn the cameras off, make the changes to my camera settings, and turn the cameras back on and the settings would take effect. So that's what I did, but the cameras still wouldn't function.Talking to customer service because I still couldn't get these trash devices to function, they contradicted the manual saying that it's scheduled to sync at 1600 and then the settings would take effect. No, it's really not, because I changed that setting too, it's to sync with the servers at startup AND at 1200 per my settings. So their customer service, isn't.Overall this is among the absolute worst of products I've ever used and SPYPOINT won't even stand behind their product, so basically, buying any SPYPOINT product is an absolute waste of time and money.Don't buy SPYPOINT. Do some research. And do NOT buy SPYPOINT. Their product is trash (literally) and their customer service/support is of no help.

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I bought a 2 pack of spypoint trail cams and first off you get like 100 pictures a month. I got those in about an hour of setting them up and will not get any more till meet month. But I can get unlimited pics. If I join their club for only $99.+ a month , each cam.The cam works good for what it did and was easy to set up , $100. A pop just to join a club? That's $200.00 that i shouldn't have to spend. OK $100. I could see but 2 is just greedy

I’ve been using the SPYPOINT Flex G-36 Camo for a while now, and it’s hands-down one of the best trail cameras I’ve ever owned.First off, the battery life is impressive. I’ve had it set up in the field for weeks at a time, checking it less frequently than I’ve had to with other cameras. Even with heavy use, the battery holds up like a champ. It’s a relief not having to worry about the camera going dead in the middle of a scouting season.The image and video quality are top-notch. With 36 megapixels and 1080p video (with sound!), it captures everything in sharp detail, whether it's a big buck or a curious raccoon. The audio is clear too, which is a nice bonus for reviewing the clips.The trigger speed is lightning fast at 0.3 seconds. I’ve yet to miss any action on the trails or at feeding spots, which is crucial when you’re trying to pattern deer movement. The 100-foot detection and flash range mean I get great coverage, even at night, with clear and well-lit night shots.Durability-wise, this camera can take a beating. It’s been through rain, wind, and freezing temps, and it hasn’t skipped a beat. The camo finish is a great touch for blending into the environment.The cellular feature is a game-changer. The SPYPOINT app is user-friendly, and getting instant updates on my phone keeps me from having to make unnecessary trips to the woods. It’s a huge time-saver, especially with a busy schedule.If you’re looking for a reliable, high-quality trail camera that can handle all kinds of conditions and keep you in the loop without constant check-ins, the SPYPOINT Flex G-36 Camo is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

Bought this as a game cam, easy set-up and really like the 'Test" feature. The 1st 100 photos are free, good opportunity to evaluate and pick what plans work best. This model's new, my other 2 are like 3 years old and still problem free.

The cameras work well when the batteries are good; however, the batteries don't last as long as I would like, and it requires a lot of batteries. It seems to work most places in the field but has to be able to pick up a cell tower and if it's in the middle of no where, it sometimes does not work at all or is iffy.