Just using one camera out of the pack for now and it’s been working great. Set it up in an area where my phone doesn’t get reception and was thrilled to receive photos that evening (have it set to twice daily sync). Only down side is I can’t take a test shot while setting the camera to see what the viewpoint sees.
I have 6 Trail cams they have been in the woods for years. Verry dependable and great products I would not use any other product. Easy to use. Great Product.
I’m new to this cellular camera thing. I bought the cameras to leave one at Camp as a detection system. It is working well so far, even with bad cell service. Very easy to set up and maintain.
Bought the 2 pack when they first came out this year really decent camera no problems transmits better than anything i have used before and i've been running cellular trail cams since they first came out have tried most of the major brands. These are very economical cameras and get very good pics.
1st off, I never write reviews because I'm rarely impressed enough with a product to warrent one. However, this is worth mentioning.
I live in central Texas and have a creek running through my property. Had a beaver dam up a section and was causing some flooding. Took care of the beaver and purchased the Fusion Max 3.0 to observe the dam site for the possibility of more beavers showing up. Had a flash flood warning for our area and we got hammered. I couldn't put the camera on a tree, due to location. So I had it attached to a 6' long, 3" round staff that was 2' in the ground. Needless to say, it didn't hold when the water rose 2 feet in an hour.
The next day I got the update photo and I looked at the GPS pin for the camera on the Command App. Walked right to it, 50 yds downstream and in a pile of debris. Still attached to the rod, antenna intact, and completely dry inside.