Saw on the flyer where they will have these for $119 starting on the 17th. If you trade in a old camera it will be $99.

Where?

yes, inquiring minds need to know

ok, academy has it discounted today

BassPro

The sale is from anywhere. With that said, it's the lowest rated cam in their cellular line up. Trailcampro sales them and they even gave it a 69/100 rating. All of their cellular cams were on sale for the last week or so, guessing they still are.

Sorry it was bass pro. Thought I had typed that.

without having to go and research, what is so bad about them? I need a cheap cell camera to put in IL so i dont have to drive to check the card.

Im not saying they're bad but, basically trailcam pro review stated good detection range, 74/100 pic rating, 40/100 battery life so, id say battery life took the score so low.

Here is my assessment. I purchased two spypoint link a cameras last year. Had nothing but problems out of them for 6 months. Hated them. From January til now, they’ve functioned perfectly with the new software update. With lithium batteries, we get about 3 months of battery life on fields or feeders taking a lot of pictures.

So, with that knowledge, I purchased a link micro about a month ago. Realizing that I may have to return it. It’s taken probably 4K pictures, has 100% battery left at this point, and I can’t tell any difference between it and the more expensive link w. So, I’ll probably buy a couple more with this sale going on. I would just make sure to purchase from a box store so you can return it in case something happens.

I second Atoler's statement. I've been running two micro link's for about two months now and they work great.

Thanks for the update... Good to know

will they still function like a normal camera if i cancel data plan?

Todd, the data plan on all link cameras give you 100 transfers free a month. Then every picture after that will be just like a normal trail camera. Spy point's cameras always get a knock on battery life because they don't use as many batteries as other brands typically do. I am not affiliated with Spy Point, but just like what I get for the money. My biggest advice is for the link evos to run the software update when you buy it. Some are not up to date when you buy them. I would assume all of the micro cameras should be since they are still new.

Thanks!

My micro link was not updated, and didn't send pictures until it did. No big deal. One phone call and 24 hours later, I'm all good! Cameras been there for six weeks and have 50% battery life.

We run about ten Link-Evo cameras on our farm in Kentucky and we just put out last week the new micro to see how well it would do for the money. Early or late low light time of the day the picture is not great, but you tell if a deer is worth killing. Lithium batteries are the only kind we run and the battery life seems to be very good as long as you are not transmitting every detection. The most important thing I would say when buying a cell camera is go ahead and get the long range antenna even if you have okay service where you plan to put them. I would give the Link-Evo a 8/10 and the micro a 7/10. Also download the firmware on the SD card it will eliminate a lot of your problems with transmitting. Yes they will work if you don't but ours quite after a month of having them in the field. After with downloaded the firmware on all of our SD cards we have zero problems.

I'm on the fence between the Spy point micro for the price after reading some bad reviews on Academy website that are very recent. Bad pictures and poor battery life. One guy says he put out and took one picture before it stopped working. Some other reviews were good so I don't know whether to chance it. For $119 I may spend another $90 and get the Cuddeback instead. I've had good experience with Cuddeback. I'm doing more research as the price is good for the Spypoint .

Another week, another decent set of micro link photos for me.

Same, except I'm running two now