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product_id: 450690371
title: "Flex Cellular Trail Camera - Dual-Sim LTE,1080p Videos, 33MP Photos,Night Vision 4 LED Infrared Flash, 100'Detection Range,0.3S Trigger Speed,GPS Enabled,Cell Cameras for Hunting-for USA only"
brand: "spypoint"
price: "€ 249.87"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Spypoint"
url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/450690371-flex-cellular-trail-camera-dual-sim-lte-1080p-videos-33mp
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region: Croatia
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# 100' night vision with 4 LED IR flash Dual-SIM LTE connectivity 33MP ultra-high-res photos Flex Cellular Trail Camera - Dual-Sim LTE,1080p Videos, 33MP Photos,Night Vision 4 LED Infrared Flash, 100'Detection Range,0.3S Trigger Speed,GPS Enabled,Cell Cameras for Hunting-for USA only

**Brand:** spypoint
**Price:** € 249.87
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌲 Stay connected, capture every moment—hunt smarter with SPYPOINT Flex!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Flex Cellular Trail Camera - Dual-Sim LTE,1080p Videos, 33MP Photos,Night Vision 4 LED Infrared Flash, 100'Detection Range,0.3S Trigger Speed,GPS Enabled,Cell Cameras for Hunting-for USA only by spypoint
- **How much does it cost?** € 249.87 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/450690371-flex-cellular-trail-camera-dual-sim-lte-1080p-videos-33mp)

## Best For

- spypoint enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted spypoint brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Over-the-Air Firmware Updates:** Keep your camera future-proof and bug-free with easy remote updates via the SPYPOINT app.
- • **Extended 100-Foot Night Vision:** Four infrared LEDs provide sharp, stealthy night monitoring without disturbing wildlife.
- • **Lightning-Fast 0.3s Trigger Speed:** Instantly snaps photos or videos the moment motion is detected—stay ahead of the action.
- • **Seamless Dual-SIM LTE Connectivity:** Automatically switches to the strongest network for uninterrupted coverage anywhere in the USA.
- • **Stunning 33MP Photos & 1080p Videos:** Capture crystal-clear images and HD videos with sound to never miss a detail in the wild.

## Overview

The SPYPOINT Flex Cellular Trail Camera is a cutting-edge hunting companion featuring dual-SIM LTE for reliable nationwide coverage, ultra-high 33MP photo resolution, and 1080p video with sound. Its rapid 0.3-second trigger speed and 100-foot night vision with 4 LED infrared flash ensure you never miss wildlife activity, day or night. GPS-enabled and remotely updatable via the SPYPOINT app, this portable, weather-resistant camera is designed for professional hunters and outdoor enthusiasts seeking seamless, high-quality monitoring in the field.

## Description

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Review: Great camera, but - This model was rushed on the market before all the bugs were worked out. One common problem is the battery tray does not make good contact on some and may not power up. I had one out of 3 with that problem but spypoint sent me a new tray free of charge. Some of the readings are not correct but spypoint is working on the issues and correcting them with format updates. A camera like this will go through batteries quicker so if you expect to keep it on video mode you may want to hook it up to a 12 volt batterry and use a game feeder trickle solar panel. I made my own system and had 3 cameras out all summer and fall on video and kept my battery at 100%. Do a little homework and you will figure things out. You will not get this quality of camera at this price. Battery life can be saved by setting your communications to 2 times per day and just because it takes videos does not mean you have to keep it on video all the time. Do not be afraid to change your settings to control picture plan or battery life. Just remember that your settings will not update until your next communication. I am retired and these cameras are a hobby of mine. I have at least 24 out all summer, mostly link micro solar but i am adding more flex cameras this year. I suggest you set a camera up at home and learn all you can about the flex before you set them up in the field. Nothing but spypoint for me!
Review: Not ready for the world yet. - I had been anxiously awaiting the release of this camera as my hunting property has notoriously sketchy cell phone signal and most cellular cameras require a large booster antenna to even work. I got the flex just under two weeks ago, straight out of the box the camera was great. The photo resolution was great, and I was super excited to have a cell cam that did video as this would be my first. I was excited to see 90% cell signal where my other cameras typically see less than 50%. I set it up on the porch of our house to "run it through its paces" before taking it to our cabin property 3 hours away. When you first activate a flex camera, Spypoint gives you a credit of 5 free HD video downloads so you can try out the video function before you have to buy one of their video plans. The first couple of days, the camera was working as it should snapping pictures and video previews depending on which camera profile I had set up in the app. On day two, I decided to try and download one of the videos it had sent a preview of. The camera reported back that the video was "unavailable". That same day, it started randomly sending pictures at odd hourly intervals, but always on the hour. The following morning it reported that the 128gb memory card that I had in it was full, and all of the sudden stopped sending video previews entirely. I pulled the memory card and checked the files, there were photos on the card, but no videos despite the camera being in video only mode. I contacted Spypoint support, they did an over the air reset of the camera, a firmware update and advised that I try a brand new memory card. Got a new 32gb card the next day (thinking maybe 128gb was too big), formatted and installed it, but there was still no video. (It also showed that card as being full within about an hour) Contacted support again, they ran it through another reset, another firmware update, and said they were sending it some other file that they didn't specify and to leave it on for 24 hours, then reset it, and it should solve the problem. Did that, still no video function on the camera. Spent an entire afternoon trying to get it to output a video file, but still nothing. Contacted support a third time the following morning, was told that at this point in time the camera was not in video mode and that was my problem. Somehow one of the updates must have put it back into photo mode. I manually moved it back to video and told them, that the video still wasn't working. The customer service rep this go around told me that although I thought I had 5 videos for free, that wasn't the case, and if I wanted the video to work I would have to buy a plan. When I told her I clearly had 5 videos in my account, and that their own website clearly states that there are 5 videos included, the chat session was ended abruptly on their end. The fourth time I reached out by e-mail to explain the situation one last time as each time I have reached out has taken about 1-1.5 hours of time going to the motions and re-explaining everything over and over again. It has been two days now, I haven't heard back from support at all, but much like other reviews I am not optimistic they will be able to solve my problem before the return window for this defective camera has closed so I am throwing in the towel and sending it back. I have about 5 hours on the line with customer support troubleshooting a brand new camera; which I feel is more than I should have spent but wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt before writing my review. It appears to me like this product wasn't quite ready for the market and perhaps it was a "lets push it out the door for this hunting season, so we don't have to wait until next year" kind of a situation. Have a couple of Link Micros that I dearly love, they have been out in the world for over a year and still function flawlessly with the bigger antennas, I will probably try a FLEX again in the future if they work all of the bugs out of it, but for now, I will go a different route. UPDATE 1/24/23: I finally did get an e-mail back about a week later from someone that had a hand in programming the FLEX and claiming they were 100% sure they knew what the issue was and if I could send them the log files from the camera that they were pretty confident they could isolate the problem and send me another update that would solve the issue. I told him that unfortunately they took too long and I had already returned the camera, but that I did still have the SD card with the logs on it and if it would help someone else out, I would be happy to send them the logs. I sent the logs to them later that day, and a few hours later (without even asking) I got a credit card refund for all of the money I spent on the plan for that camera, and had 20 videos and 10 HD photo credits added to my account. Albeit slow (and admittedly I am impatient) their customer service DID eventually reach back out to me in an attempt to make it right. Further, we've been having issues with trespassers at our property, so I just ordered another FLEX this morning, I will post an update as to how things go with this one!

## Features

- DUAL SIM: SPYPOINT Flex Dual-Sim Cellular Trail Camera Automatically connects to the best possible cellular network, regardless of providers. No more worrying about carrier models or if your cell camera will work when moved to a new area.
- Trail Cameras come with 33MP photos and 1080p videos with sound that give you that extra edge when reviewing what is going on in the woods.
- EASY SETUP DEER CAMERA: The dual-sim and optimised antenna make cellular trail cameras getting setup quick and easy, as does the addition of the format and test buttons. Know your camera is working when you get it mounted. This trail Camera sends picture to cell phone.
- OVER-THE-AIR FIRMWARE UPDATES: The FLEX will notify you of available firmware updates in the SPYPOINT app so you can request the update is made without visiting the cellular camera.
- COMPLETE PACKAGE: This Cellular game camera includes FLEX Camera, Quick Start Guide, Sim Cards, and Mounting Strap.Cellular game camera includes FLEX Camera, Quick Start Guide, Sim Cards, and Mounting Strap.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B1959MT7 |
| Alert Type | Motion Only |
| Antenna Location | Spying |
| Best Sellers Rank | #483,667 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #951 in Hunting & Trail Cameras |
| Brand | SPYPOINT |
| Built-In Media | SPYPOINT Flex Dual Sim Cellular Trail Camera |
| Cellular Technology | 2G |
| Color | Gray |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Connectivity Protocol | LTE |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 945 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 1 years |
| Effective Still Resolution | 33 mp |
| Effective Video Resolution | 1080 pixels |
| Enclosure Material | Other |
| Focus Type | automatically |
| Form Factor | Box |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions | 5 x 6 x 4 inches |
| Item Type Name | hunting-game-cameras |
| Item Weight | 9.6 ounces |
| Light Source | LED |
| Manufacturer | Spypoint |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | No Warranty |
| Mfr Part Number | FLEX |
| Model Name | FLEX |
| Model Number | FLEX |
| Mount Type | Wall Mount |
| Night Vision | Night Color |
| Night Vision Range | 100 feet |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Night Vision, Portable |
| Photo Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Spying |
| Room Type | Office |
| Special Feature | Night Vision, Portable |
| UPC | 887157021405 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Capture Format | MOV |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Viewing Angle | 100 degrees |
| Waterproof Rating | IP54 |
| Wattage | 24 watts |
| Wireless Technology | LTE |

## Product Details

- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Spying
- **Brand:** SPYPOINT
- **Model Name:** FLEX
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wireless
- **Special Feature:** Portable, Night Vision

## Images

![Flex Cellular Trail Camera - Dual-Sim LTE,1080p Videos, 33MP Photos,Night Vision 4 LED Infrared Flash, 100'Detection Range,0.3S Trigger Speed,GPS Enabled,Cell Cameras for Hunting-for USA only - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51t8AAV0TmL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how can i have more than 1 spypoint app on a single phone so i can assign cameras to different apps? (say 7cameras to one app and 8 cameras to another**
A: Hi there, via the mobile app, you will need to create 2 different accounts using 2 different emails. You will then be able to add the number of cameras that you want on each account. -KM

**Q: Can I use AA lithium batteries instead of alkaline?**
A: Hi there, yes you can use AA lithium batteries but we don't recommend using rechargeable ones. -KM

**Q: As I've read so far; in video mode you'll receive 3 photos. Is this also included in the free standard plan (100pics per month)**
A: The 3 photos are part of a video preview. 1. Beginning. 2. Middle 3. End.  If that makes sense. So yes, the preview is included.

**Q: Does it come with a sim card to activate with a service plan, or do i need to buy a sim card and get my own  plan ? how much are the spypoint plans**
A: The Flex already has a SIM card installed.  You will need to buy a SD card for the pictures. I recommend using Sandisc being that it is cheaper that what is sold by Spypoint and works well if not better.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great camera, but
*by J***K on November 9, 2022*

This model was rushed on the market before all the bugs were worked out. One common problem is the battery tray does not make good contact on some and may not power up. I had one out of 3 with that problem but spypoint sent me a new tray free of charge. Some of the readings are not correct but spypoint is working on the issues and correcting them with format updates. A camera like this will go through batteries quicker so if you expect to keep it on video mode you may want to hook it up to a 12 volt batterry and use a game feeder trickle solar panel. I made my own system and had 3 cameras out all summer and fall on video and kept my battery at 100%. Do a little homework and you will figure things out. You will not get this quality of camera at this price. Battery life can be saved by setting your communications to 2 times per day and just because it takes videos does not mean you have to keep it on video all the time. Do not be afraid to change your settings to control picture plan or battery life. Just remember that your settings will not update until your next communication. I am retired and these cameras are a hobby of mine. I have at least 24 out all summer, mostly link micro solar but i am adding more flex cameras this year. I suggest you set a camera up at home and learn all you can about the flex before you set them up in the field. Nothing but spypoint for me!

### ⭐ Not ready for the world yet.
*by A***R on September 9, 2022*

I had been anxiously awaiting the release of this camera as my hunting property has notoriously sketchy cell phone signal and most cellular cameras require a large booster antenna to even work. I got the flex just under two weeks ago, straight out of the box the camera was great. The photo resolution was great, and I was super excited to have a cell cam that did video as this would be my first. I was excited to see 90% cell signal where my other cameras typically see less than 50%. I set it up on the porch of our house to "run it through its paces" before taking it to our cabin property 3 hours away. When you first activate a flex camera, Spypoint gives you a credit of 5 free HD video downloads so you can try out the video function before you have to buy one of their video plans. The first couple of days, the camera was working as it should snapping pictures and video previews depending on which camera profile I had set up in the app. On day two, I decided to try and download one of the videos it had sent a preview of. The camera reported back that the video was "unavailable". That same day, it started randomly sending pictures at odd hourly intervals, but always on the hour. The following morning it reported that the 128gb memory card that I had in it was full, and all of the sudden stopped sending video previews entirely. I pulled the memory card and checked the files, there were photos on the card, but no videos despite the camera being in video only mode. I contacted Spypoint support, they did an over the air reset of the camera, a firmware update and advised that I try a brand new memory card. Got a new 32gb card the next day (thinking maybe 128gb was too big), formatted and installed it, but there was still no video. (It also showed that card as being full within about an hour) Contacted support again, they ran it through another reset, another firmware update, and said they were sending it some other file that they didn't specify and to leave it on for 24 hours, then reset it, and it should solve the problem. Did that, still no video function on the camera. Spent an entire afternoon trying to get it to output a video file, but still nothing. Contacted support a third time the following morning, was told that at this point in time the camera was not in video mode and that was my problem. Somehow one of the updates must have put it back into photo mode. I manually moved it back to video and told them, that the video still wasn't working. The customer service rep this go around told me that although I thought I had 5 videos for free, that wasn't the case, and if I wanted the video to work I would have to buy a plan. When I told her I clearly had 5 videos in my account, and that their own website clearly states that there are 5 videos included, the chat session was ended abruptly on their end. The fourth time I reached out by e-mail to explain the situation one last time as each time I have reached out has taken about 1-1.5 hours of time going to the motions and re-explaining everything over and over again. It has been two days now, I haven't heard back from support at all, but much like other reviews I am not optimistic they will be able to solve my problem before the return window for this defective camera has closed so I am throwing in the towel and sending it back. I have about 5 hours on the line with customer support troubleshooting a brand new camera; which I feel is more than I should have spent but wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt before writing my review. It appears to me like this product wasn't quite ready for the market and perhaps it was a "lets push it out the door for this hunting season, so we don't have to wait until next year" kind of a situation. Have a couple of Link Micros that I dearly love, they have been out in the world for over a year and still function flawlessly with the bigger antennas, I will probably try a FLEX again in the future if they work all of the bugs out of it, but for now, I will go a different route. UPDATE 1/24/23: I finally did get an e-mail back about a week later from someone that had a hand in programming the FLEX and claiming they were 100% sure they knew what the issue was and if I could send them the log files from the camera that they were pretty confident they could isolate the problem and send me another update that would solve the issue. I told him that unfortunately they took too long and I had already returned the camera, but that I did still have the SD card with the logs on it and if it would help someone else out, I would be happy to send them the logs. I sent the logs to them later that day, and a few hours later (without even asking) I got a credit card refund for all of the money I spent on the plan for that camera, and had 20 videos and 10 HD photo credits added to my account. Albeit slow (and admittedly I am impatient) their customer service DID eventually reach back out to me in an attempt to make it right. Further, we've been having issues with trespassers at our property, so I just ordered another FLEX this morning, I will post an update as to how things go with this one!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good
*by P***X on March 1, 2023*

The main reason why I picked this brand over others was that they have a free tier of the data plan. Yes, it is limited to 100 photos a month, but on an isolated trail, that is not nothing. Also, you can control settings oif the camera remotely with it, which is nice. For $99 you can buy a plan that will give any number of cameras 250 photos a month. So let's say I want 4 cameras. For $100, that works out to $2.08 per camera per month. Had I bought a Moltrie camera, it is $9 a month if you pay yearly, or $10 a month for monthly, per camera, minimum. So four cameras is a minimum of $432 over a year. Sure, you get 1000 photos, but still, $432 is a lot more than $99. With other brands, if I cancel the service to save money, I get nothing. With the Spybot, I can still get some photos for free. Ok, so how is the unit itself? It's fine as of 3/2023. I have a Flex and a Link, and no issues after two days. The app is good also. The Link photos are not that sharp but tolerable. The Flex are better. As long as the Flex is $100 or so, and only $20 more than the Link, might as well get the Flex. As for battery life, well - people say the Flex is worse than the Link, but not sure. After two days, mine still both report 100%. In any case, I am going to externally power them with 6x18850 cells. --------------------------------- UPDATE: I compared battery life of the Flex to the Micro by pointing them at the same spot, and setting the same photo settings for each. I powered each by 6x18650 Sanyo NCR18650GA cells in an external 12x enclosure. After 6.56 days, I measured the remaining voltage in each cell, and extrapolated how long until they reached 3.4 volts per cell (which is about 10% remaining). The Flex should last for 2.9 months. The Micro should last for 1.9 months. So call it 3 months and 2 months, and this was winter with temps averaging around 36F. So wow, the Flex has *more* battery life than the Micro. Why are all the YouTubers so bad at their review job? So, given the data plan being best for me, and given that the cameras are fine, I ordered a few more rather than considering other brands.

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