Mini Trail Cameras | Your Life Values

APEMAN H40 Mini Trail Camera Review

Being able to hide a trail camera’s location is important to people who want to use their camera on public land or for security purposes. The size of a trail camera and having an exterior that blends into its surroundings are two things that make concealing its location a lot easier.

Even though the exact camo pattern and color can vary from model to model, these days most trail cameras have a camo exterior.

Unfortunately, too many times trail cameras are bigger than you would like or if they are small, are missing important features as the manufacturer tries to cut down the camera’s size. Then when you do find a small trail camera with good features it is often overpriced.

We really like the APEMAN H40 mini trail camera because it avoids the pitfalls that so many other trail cameras fall into.

HAWKRAY M1 Mini Trail Camera Review

The is designed to go places and blend in where others can’t. This compact and lightweight mini trail camera easily fits in a pocket or a backpack and is loaded with features that will make the most of your hunting season. If you are a hunter, property owner, or just someone who likes to enjoy … Read more

HAWKRAY M2 Mini Trail Camera Review

The is a great mini trail camera that offers exceptional performance. This new, updated version of the popular and affordable , has a wide range of features and comes with a price that is hard to beat. If you like to be stealthy with your trail camera setups and don’t want to alert any passers-by … Read more

KUFA T30 Mini Trail Camera Review

It is always hard to know where to place trail cameras. On one hand, you want to put the camera in a location where it can see what is going on in the area you want to monitor. On the other hand, you do not want to have a camera posted where it … Read more

Wosports LY-121 Mini Trail Camera Review

If you are looking for a compact trail camera that can easily blend into the surroundings, but need to stick to your budget the Wosports LY-121 Mini trail camera is a great option. Not only will it meet the needs of most hunters and property owners, but it does so at a fantastic price. Read … Read more

SPYPOINT LINK-MICRO-S-LTE Trail Camera Review

Hunters appreciate trail cameras because they allow you the opportunity to monitor the activity and behavior of game animals without having to worry about disturbing the deer or other game animals with your presence and human scent. The problem with most trail cameras is that at some point you will still need to go out … Read more

Campark T20/T21 Mini Trail Camera Review

Please Note: The Campark T20 has been updated since it was originally released. After being updated the T20 was renamed T20-1 for a time and has since gone back to being referred to by its original T20 model number. If you look at the Campark website you will also notice that they also give you … Read more

Toguard H20 Mini Trail Camera Review

If you want to maximize the amount of information you can collect when monitoring game animals it is really advantageous to have multiple trail cameras in the field. However, when you start buying multiple game cameras the cost of your investment can really start to add up. Then if you plan on using these trail … Read more

SPYPOINT Link-Micro Review

If you are familiar with trail cameras you already know that they can be expensive. Then if you want something like a cellular trail camera the price can sometimes be out of reach for people who are on a budget or for people who need to buy multiple cellular trail cameras. Then to make matters worse, cellular trail cameras are often large and are easily spotted by people who might steal or vandalize the camera.

In addition to the price of the camera, you also need to purchase a data plan in order to have the images sent to you. If you have multiple cameras or have a camera placed in an area with a lot of activity the price of sending all those images can add up as well.

If you are a budget-conscious buyer who is looking for an affordable cellular trail camera the super-compact SPYPOINT Link-Micro might be a good option for you.

SPYPOINT Link-Micro (Smallest Cellular Trail Camera on The Market!)

TECHNOLOGY: SMALLEST cellular trail camera in the market! Powered by only 8 AA batteries and MicroSD card. Smaller than your hand! BUCK TRACKER - AI Image Recognition. Mobile app & web app capable with photo viewing on smartphone & computer
CELLULAR: 4G Photo transmission, works with major cellular providers nationwide, see Coverage Maps for performance. Preactivated SIM, mobile app capable, simple and fully configuration with app. Data plans available
PICTURE QUALITY: 10 MP, 4 Power LEDs, up to 80' Flash and Detection Range, 0.5s Trigger Speed, color photos by day, infrared by night, Multi-Shot and Continuous Modes
POWER: 16GB MicroSD memory card (not included), 8 AA batteries (not included), 12V jack Network 4G (HSPA+)

So Is It Possible to Find a Good Compact Cellular Trail Camera on a Budget?

Making an affordable cellular trail camera is exactly what SPYPOINT was trying to do when they made the Link-Mirco. They already have some terrific full-featured cellular trail camera options available, but this was their attempt to make a more compact entry-level model that could still meet peoples’ needs.

They went about trying to achieve this goal by doing 3 different things.