Shouting Won't Help

These are really good cameras . Go ahead and buy the extended range antenna when you get the camera you are going to need it . The battery stays charged fairly well . But if you have shade you’re going to need to pull the battery now and then maybe once a month and charge it .Right now I have it on a bait pile for coyotes. They come by around 1 am . I get a pic then take care of business. I need another camera to put on my deer stand . Only thing holding me back is laying out another 169 dollars for the camera 70 dollars for the antenna and 110 dollars for cell service for a year . I guess it’s just money. I have that depression mind set that is telling me to cut everything where I can .These cameras are a giant leap ahead of the ones from a few years back .

Extresmly slow retrieve of photos

very happy

Primary Use: security indoors. Easy setup. I have the ATT version. This camera is a still picture only camera, which I knew. Picture quality very good. Once you follow the instructions and start the camera, you must go to the iPhone settings to allow notifications from the SpyPoint. I had a 12 volt power supply which saves on battery life, if the solar cell does not see enough light during the winter. My camera is indoors near a window. The battery has excellent life. My neighbor has three cameras for game tracking. He loves them. App is easy on my phone and desktop.

Paid for 1000 pictures per month on the cellular plan.982 pictures taken in a week. Customer service? Non-existent.If they read these reviews, I'd really like a phone call and credit for the first month's pictures.

The camera does very good and stays charged.

Didn’t receive sd card

I purchased this book because I wanted to understand better how people who have to live with hearing loss do so and how to be more helpful towards them (my spouse has had hearing loss from early childhood). Delivery was prompt and packaging was perfect - a credit to all of the people who handled the order, thank you all of you. If Katherine Bouton reads reviews like this I would like to thank her for writing and publishing this book.

Revealing and insightful. I found it a little hard at first to read as intense and full of details/references but it made me want to share it to explain what it means to be deaf with a little "d". So much focuses on profound deafness, it was helpful to read about those, including myself, loosing hearing and dealing with that invisible often misunderstood and ignored disability.

A moving personal story and a clear plea to anyone suffering from a loss of hearing, big or small to acknowledge their changed situation seek professional advice, help and counselling without delay.

I am severely hearing impaired and have been for 30 years. It was enlightening and comforting to really read Katherine Boultons book. I could relate to so many comments she made about not hearing. A wonderful book also for family members with good hearing, so they can relate to hearing impaired family, friends, and understand how difficult it is for them.