Cellular trail cam question

[Machias]

Trail Camera Pro has finsihed their review on the Spypoint Micro:

https://www.trailcampro.com/collections/cellular-trail-cameras/products/spypoint-link-micro-verizon

[blackpowderhunter]

Trail Camera Pro has finsihed their review on the Spypoint Micro:

https://www.trailcampro.com/collections/cellular-trail-cameras/products/spypoint-link-micro-verizon

thanks for the update 

[eastfork]

Update time. So......the spy point has a lot of work. And I'm not sure what to do. Seems it send pictures fairly inconstent. 
And the biggest issue I have is it totally misses animals. Like a small herd of elk. Had spy point set up on a tree with another non cellular cam. The other cam had way more pics. From deer, elk and cougar.  The spy point flat out missed them. Not only did it not send them, it failed to even take a picture and save it to SD card. So, in short, it works, but it's working only part time. So if that is worth it to u, then by all means be happy. But I find it totally unexplainable and unacceptable.  Now I don't know what to do!!!

[Piscatory_5]

I have 2 of them and they seem to work ok. First time user of trail cams though so no experience. I've gotten picture of deer elk and squirrel, and some with nothing.

[Tbar]

Moultrie or Spartan.  We run all 3 brands and spypoint underperforms at just about every level including batteries.

[Birdguy]

Anyone with the Moultrie Cell cameras care to update with how it is going? I see the 7000i is on sale at Cabelas and Bass Pro for $99.97 after sale and $50 mail in rebate. That seems quite reasonable for what it is and I would love to know what is going on at our cabin from 350 miles away. I may start a new thread but see folks on this one use them. We have used Moultrie cams for years but not cellular ones. Thank you!