Spypoint FLEX-M2 trail camera review: Great budget cellular value, if you follow the rules
The dual-SIM connectivity and 100 free monthly photo transfers make Spypoint's entry-level trail camera a bargain network-builder
The Spypoint FLEX-M2 trail camera is positioned as an affordable entry point into cellular trail cameras, with a price of $80 / £100. It offers 32MP photo resolution and 1080p Full HD video with sound, along with a 0.4-second trigger speed and 90-foot detection range. The camera features dual-SIM LTE connectivity with automatic network selection and Spypoint's free 100-photo-per-month cellular plan.
Unlike other entry-level models, the FLEX-M2 doesn't have built-in solar panels or a setup LCD screen, relying on standard AA batteries or an external solar setup. While it faces competition from budget rivals like the Tactacam Reveal X-Pro, the FLEX-M2 stands out with its low-glow infrared LEDs, quick 0.4-second trigger speed, and polished app.
Despite lacking a screen and built-in solar panels, the stripped-down design keeps costs down, making the FLEX-M2 a valuable option for those looking for an inexpensive way to deploy multiple remote cameras or try trail cameras for the first time.
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