Favorite Setting: Photo mode – 1-minute delay – Multishot 1 – sensivity high – 8 lithium batteries – 16gb SD card – Cellular Setup – transfer frequency 6 times a day

Overview: The Link Evo is my very first cell phone camera. I was unable to get good service with the AT&T model in my area by the Verizon model did great. This camera will take a photo and transmit the photo to the SpyPoint app on your smartphone. You can have multiple people logged into the account so they can see the photos as well. You are able to select when you want the photos sent to your phone in 2 hour intervolves. The more the camera is sending photos the faster it will go through batteries (use lithium). The camera was easy to set up and comes with a pre-installed SIM card. There is no setup on the actual camera, setup is done by the app only. One thing to remember is even if you don’t use this camera as a cell camera or run out of photos for the month the camera will still act like a normal trail camera and save all photos to the SD card.

Cellular Payment Plans: Payment plans are also done through the Spypoint app you will not have to add this camera to your current cell phone plan. They offer 4 different payment options which can be changed at any time. Option 1 is the FREE plan, which is the first 100 photos sent to your phone each month. Although this plan is free I used up the first 100 photos in about one week. Option 2 cost $5 for the first 250 photos of the month. Option 3 cost $15 a month for unlimited photos sent to your phone. Option 4 they call the Hunting plan which is $25 a month for 3 months of unlimited photos.

Tech Specs: 4G cell phone camera | AT&T or Verison network | Preactivated SIM card | 12mp photos | 720p videos no sound | 42 no glow LEDs | 90 foot flash range | .3 second trigger speed | 80′ detection range |

Photo Gallery: Be sure to check out our Spypoint Link Evo photo gallery. Click Here