I have a load of cameras. I have 8 Cuddelink, 6 Spypoint Flex, 2 Tactacam Reveal, and 1 Browning Cell cam. All have their pluses and minuses.

Cuddelink doesn’t have the fastest trigger and only sends a 5 mp picture. I’ve had them 2.5 years and have had very few issues. I originally had them at our place in the Ozarks in Missouri and most places didn’t have cell signal. They work really well in these areas since only the tower needs signal and they communicate through radio frequency. Another pro is that it’s only $20 per month for up to 2000 pictures. The drawback is the D batteries only last 2-3 months depending on temps and picture quantity.

The Spypoint flex take a good picture but trigger very easily even when set on low. They also eat the AA batteries in 4-6 weeks. A pro for them is monthly price. I get 250 pics per month per camp for free for being a VIP member for $99 per year. That is for an unlimited amount of cameras.

The Tactacam has a good trigger and takes a great picture. I’ve had them out for 3 months and batteries are still very strong. Drawback is price per month per camera for pictures. I have them on trails so pictures are limited to keep expenses low.

My dad gave me the Browning for Christmas so I can’t give an honest review of the cell camera. I have a few other Browning cameras (non cell) that Dad has given for Christmas over the years. They take great pictures, are good on batteries and are extremely reliable.

Dad is a lazy Christmas shopper ??, but I appreciate the cameras.

I also have 6-8 Tasco cameras from Walmart. They actually take a very good picture and are good on batteries. The only draw back is there is no battery percentage program on the camera.

I have 3 wild game cameras that I bought this year and absolutely HATE them! They take a decent picture but they have to be reprogrammed each time you remove an SD card. I could have purchased 2 Tasco for the price of 1 wild game and would have been much happier.

Hope this review helps!