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SPYPOINT Flex-M Twin Pack Cellular Trail Cameras
Two cellular trail cameras in one purchase, with real-time photo delivery and the deepest review base in this category.
Check Price →Full Specifications
| Pack size | 2 cameras |
| Connectivity | Cellular, no WiFi needed |
| Alert delivery | Real-time photos to the SPYPOINT app |
| Data plan | Required for cellular alerts, sold separately through SPYPOINT |
Summary
The SPYPOINT Flex-M Twin Pack holds a solid rating across the deepest review base of any cellular trail camera this site tracks. Buying two cameras in a single purchase makes it a practical way to cover two remote positions without doubling the shopping effort, and the cellular connectivity delivers photos to a phone with no WiFi required.
What owners praise
The twin-pack value is the most frequently cited positive — two working cellular cameras for close to the price of one premium single unit elsewhere. Owners on rural land and hunting leases specifically praise not having to drive out to check a card, and the "no WiFi needed" cellular connection is repeatedly confirmed as working as advertised at typical rural coverage levels.
What owners complain about
The rating, the lowest of the three cellular picks on this hub, reflects a mix of app reliability complaints and the recurring, category-wide frustration of an unexpected data plan cost after purchase. Some reviewers also note battery life shortens meaningfully once cellular transmission is active on a high-traffic trail.
Who It’s For
Buyers who want to cover two remote positions with real-time alerts in a single purchase, and who are comfortable budgeting for the SPYPOINT data plan as part of the total cost.
Who Should Skip It
If you want the single highest-rated cellular trail camera regardless of pack size, see the TACTACAM Reveal X 3.0 instead.
Pros and Cons
Pros: two cameras in one purchase, deepest review base in the category, confirmed cellular reliability at typical rural coverage, real-time app alerts.
Cons: lower star average than the TACTACAM alternative, data plan is a real recurring cost, battery life drops with heavy cellular use.
Verdict
A well-evidenced, practical choice for covering two remote positions at once. See best cellular trail camera for the full comparison against the field.
Accessories for This Camera
Best for local recording on a camera with a card slot.
Best for angling this camera precisely under an eave, soffit or shelf.
Alternatives to Consider
- GardePro A3S review
- Moultrie Edge 2 review
- Best Trail Camera — the full ranked field