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CELLULAR TRAIL CAMERA – Receive photos right on your phone, tablet or computer via the SPYPOINT app thanks to cellular trail camera technology. Without needing to go into the woods to pull an SD card to see what has been happening in the woods, you can keep an eye on your property, scout for the coming hunting season, or just enjoy watching wildlife from your home, office, or virtually anywhere else you can use your phone.
20MP PHOTOS – The LM2 takes 20MP photos so you can see the details of every photo that may mean the difference between success and failure in the field. Photos are sent to the SPYPOINT app so you can view them on your phone or tablet, or even on the SPYPOINT web app to be viewed on your computer.
OPTIMIZED ANTENNA – Maximizing the available cellular signal in the area is critical to long-term performance of a cellular trail camera. The optimized design of the the LM2 antenna means the available signal in the area is maximized for the most reliable transmission and performance possible.
COMPACT DESIGN – The LM2 is compact, which means suspicious eyes from two or four-legged creatures have to work even harder to find it. Load your backpack up and set out to make the rounds on your hunting property and get your cameras set. You can carry more than enough cameras to get the property covered so you know exactly what’s going on.
EASY TO USE – The LM2 settings are all managed in the SPYPOINT app, so the user interface is incredibly simple. The on/off switch and a single LED lets you get the camera up and going, communicates the quality of cellular signal in the area, and all the rest is done with settings in the app that are straightforward and intuitive.
8 reviews for SpyPoint LM2 Cellular Trail Camera – 20MP Photos, Infrared Game Night
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Angela –
Great game camera
Purchased this over a year ago for Husband. He still enjoys it. He even left it out all year. He loves that is sends pictures to his phone.
Brian –
Good picture and easy to use.
Pictures Quality is good. Easy to setup and use.
RMS –
Quality
i could not get it to take pictures because SD card is not formatted. I don’t have a computer to format a card. The last camera did not need a SD card it took great pictures so why do you need one now? The guy at Skypoint was no help.
Anna Sun Choi –
Work great and very tough
I bought 2 of these to keep track of wildlife around a bay. They are great cameras for the price. Cellular signal works great, and they are very tough. I lost one of the cameras because the branch it was attached to broke off, and it fell into the bay. The camera kept transmitting images for 6 + hours even while partially submerged in saltwater.
Ryan –
Budget Cellular Camera for Public Land
TLDR: Good budget cell cam for public land scouting.Utilized 3 of the LM2 cameras to aid in public land scouting. $70 for camera, spent another $30 for SD card, batteries and a 4 digit combo wire lock for $100 total/camera. Picked spypoint due to equipment cost and subscription program provided a free plan with lower cost upgrades only planning to operate a few months. I had cameras out in low animal density areas so was between 50-250 pictures/month. My strategy was to only download the HD version of photos (pictured in review) when I detected something worth looking at more closely. Low resolution pictures delivered daily are good enough for screening. I picked up the $5 for 50 HD photo downloads as well. I did upgrade from free (100 photo/month) to a paid plan (250 photos/month) for cell uploads on 1 camera. You can easily change subscription per device on a monthly basis to optimize.I did not have any issues getting cameras operating and updated, do this at home with good service. If you are in areas with poor cell service you will have a hard time getting uploads, or adjusting camera settings (have to do with camera when camera is in good service….) If you have 2 bars on same cell provider you should be good. If you are getting a ton of false triggers adjust the detection sensitivity down and interval between photos, or change camera placement to a sturdier location. On windy days 20-40 mph winds I would get a bunch of false triggers.Battery life: I think camera upload frequency + cell service impacts battery life the most. I placed one camera in a ravine with no service with settings still set on 6x daily uploads and it died in 20 days. Other 2 cameras got 300 pics over 2 months with 2x daily uploads and were only at 60-70% battery. Used energizer max AAs.Overall happy with the quality of these cameras for the price.
Felix Quintero –
No good
Product is very unreliable, late picture snaps where it doesnât take the picture at the time you need it. But takes a bunch of pictures for no apparent reason. They are cheap for a reason
Nathan Cunningham –
Hardly connects
It works sometimes. Doesnt matter location my house or in the field. They just don’t get signal. Rough thing to figure out after half of a a long hike.
christopher frederick –
Works fine
Lot of people talk bad about SPYPOINT but Iâm not a hunter I just get a few pictures a week so the free plan is great for that if youâre just keeping an eye on an area Transmitted photos are kinda crap but the memory card holds full HD. Sensitivity adjustment is needed for shadows and leaves blowing but once you get it dialed in itâs fine