Download Pics To Computer Consumer Cellular 101 Phone

It works as it should. The pics I take are the pics I download later, on my computer. What more can I say? I absolutely love the colors---the deep black background set against the dark gray housing; the vibrant red and white stripes across the bottom; and most of all the brilliant, gleaming, gold lettering at the top, all quite beautiful and a feast for the eyes. :)

At $230, I do not know how much more one gets for phones that cost 2 and 3 times as much. I did see it on consumer Cellular for $ 150

I use in to download pics. from my camera to my PC.

This is a great way to download photos to your phone without a computer and without draining your battery (phone and camera) by using the image transfer apps. All you need is an SD card reader and you will be able to transfer the images.

This is the best Spypoint cellular camera yet. Great photos fast pics haven't tried the video yet. Been out in a poor signal area and I have a lm2 about 200 yds from it the lm2 has 25% signal and this has 90% signal strength very pleased with it.

bought this so i can download the many pics on my cell. i had no issues downloading and all my pics are there

a fast recommended download for any computer

I use this cable to download pictures from my camera to my computer.

I bought this to improve Wi-Fi coverage in my house, and did it make a huge improvement. I now get the same 50Meg download speed over Wi-Fi, that I was getting over a wired LAN connection (previously, I got half that at best). Installing and setting it up is more involved because the product is aimed at the commercial/business market. I recommend that anyone considering this unit download the manual at Ubiquiti's website, to see if they are comfortable with the installation process. To set it up for use, you have to download and install Ubiquiti's Controller software. I had no trouble installing and setting it up, but I am a techy. It's not a consumer grade power it up and walk away device, but in performance, it trounces all consumer grade devices that I have tried. You do need two LAN cables due to the way it's powered. It uses a POE (Power Over Ethernet) injector. First LAN cable goes from your router to the POE injector. The POE injector has an AC adapter. The second LAN cable goes from the POE injector to the Access Point device, carrying both power and internet traffic.

I got this today and it works great with my cell phone, it even came with a 3.5mm to 3.5 mm cable for cellular use...I was surprised..also do yourself a favor..install the gain jumpers as stated in the directions..it will give you more audio on a noisy day. HTH