📷 Enhance Game Camera Connectivity with SPYPOINT CELL-LINK: Universal Adapter to Turn Any Trail Camera into a Cellular Camera Effortlessly Transmitting Images to Your App via Trail Cam SD Card Slot Review

Not required on a really good camera as the photo quality is marginal at best. I would recommend using this product as follows: - Install in a new hunting location to view/display activity and then replace with a standard quality game camera. - Use the Cell Adapter camera for scouting tactics to see if the new location is worth it. this before time is wasted. In addition, the adapter has a standard SD card size, so it is not compatible with cameras that require a micro SD card. The adapter…

Luckily I'm chatting with a Spypoint engineer as I write this. I have 3 of these Cell Links and when they are good at $50 I always have trouble with them. Firstly, the SD card that goes into your camera is very easy to take out, so there could be problems - I had to use tape to hold it in place. Second, sometimes they lose signal, and then I have to remove them from the forest to restart. She. And at the moment they don't send me any pictures and I don't know what is the cause of this problem…

When I got it and activated it was great. About a week later it started sending a message to insert an SD card even though the same SD card I originally installed was still in it. I tried calling Spypoint support but couldn't get through to the person so I spent an hour on their online chat and the person finally said try upgrading my data plan which I did and it worked again. BEFORE today, 3 days later and with a year-round paid plan for unlimited photos, and now it's sending the same SD card…

Good idea but the cable from SIM adapter is too fragile. I spent nine days/nights getting these cameras working and today I finally decided the problem was a crimped cable. I have purchased two Cell Link units for use with two Browning Strike Force cameras and neither of them are currently transmitting battlefield images. The cellular signal in the forest has four to five bands on each cell link, so this is not a problem. You cannot quickly format a micro SD card or a wired SIM card, both must…

Works great, I've been thinking about getting a cell phone camera as my hunting contract is up in a few hours. But I saw it and had to try it because. I already had several normal cameras. I have a cheap, innovative trail camera for $50 and it works great with it. The reception on this thing is actually a bit better than on a cell phone. I have no duty or very low duty where I hunt but I was able to get 25% cell coverage. As it is only 25%, there is sometimes a delay in sending images. But…

It seemed like a good idea until I got it. Here's what I've experienced so far. - I could not receive any images until I registered the device with the SIM ID I needed to get from the log file on the SD card. The activation code did not work. - My device and photos have been removed from my account because another device with the same ID has been activated. Support said my device was stolen but it wasn't. I was able to register it again and started getting photos again. There doesn't seem to be

While this might be a major upgrade for an old photo-only camera that doesn't record video, this device has some flaws, as well as slightly misleading information that makes it seem like you do more than he can. Not true, in fact it is a very limited, albeit intelligent, device. First of all, as far as it fits "almost universally", it ONLY works in cameras with a full-size HC SD card slot. This means it will not fit if your camera has a micro SD card slot. You say so, and it's true, but…