4K Mini Action Camera 128GB Thumb POV Portable Body Cam Wearable Video Recorder with IPX7 Waterproof Underwater Camcorder, Helmet Mount, Magnetic Sport DV for Bike Cycling, Pet, Vlogging(Black)

This is a great little camera! It's one of my two bicycle cameras that I use every time I go out bike riding. The other is a GoPro (You know what they cost).This little action camera is super easy to start up and put in video mode. Basically two simple clicking sequences...double tap, then single tap. Recording capacity is far more than my hour-or-so bike rides. And, it overwrites the oldest files when the memory fills up. Because I'm not recording for the art of it, or to remember my rides, I'm only really interest in preserving the events before whatever accident I will have gotten in. Apparently, the camera can detect a crash and preserve the data for later review (and law suits).The camera comes with a variety of mounting devices; but, I just use the clear, waterproof case mounted on my handlebars or the smaller holder that clips to my safety vest.The quality of the videos is very good and the battery life is much more than I need...so, it's great!I would highly recommend this camera system to anyone looking to video-document their bike rides.

The camera is compact and very easy to hide, ideal for recording without being too noticeable. The video quality is quite good in illuminated spaces, although in dark places it loses a little detail. The battery lasts long enough for short recordings and charges quickly.I liked that you can connect via WiFi to see the content on the cell phone, although the configuration takes a little time at the beginning. It also includes a memory card slot, which makes it easy to save recordings directly.In general, it is a good option if you are looking for a small, discreet and functional camera without spending too much.

The resolution of the camera is quite good. The waterproof case adds some nice versatility to the unit. I look forward to using it while snorkeling this summer. The variety of mounts and lack of clear instructions can be a bit bewildering. The battery life isn't great, but it charges in a couple of hours. It works well as a dash cam for relatively short duration drives. It should be possible to hook a charging cable up in the care but I haven't tried. It records without needing a WiFi connection, which is a big plus. The WiFi also connects easily to my android phone, so a big thumps up from me.

I’ve been wanting a camera like this for some time, so it’s great to see one that’s come out that’s affordable. It comes with accessories, and a microSD card, as well as charging cables, so you can use it without having to buy anything else.The camera itself feels very sturdy. The control button on it is solid. There’s nothing flimsy about it.It’s also magnetic, and one of the accessories is a lanyard with a magnetic pad to attach the camera to. Being magnetic, there are lots of options for mounting on magnetic disks or surfaces.There are numerous accessories. You can attach it to pretty much everything. There’s also a waterproof case that is nice and sturdy. That’s not something I would use under water, but I suspect I might use it in heavy rain. But if you’re into underwater photography, this would come in very handy.I didn’t have much trouble with basic set-up, as I followed the instructions in the videos that you can get to via one of the QR codes.One of the QR codes also gets you to the app that you can use to control the camera with your phone.There are two ways to use this. With or without the phone app.The benefit of the phone app is that you can view what you are videotaping real time. It’s a little awkward, as it is with any camera of this type without a screen, so you have to figure out a good MO for yourself to see the screen of your phone while you are using the camera. The one issue with the app is that once the camera is connected via WiFi it automatically starts videotaping, there’s no start and stop button there. You need to pause the recording. If there’s any other way to do this, I haven’t figured it out yet. But that’s not a big deal.If you use the camera without the app, it’s just a matter of using the button on the camera to start and stop video recording.Everything is stored on a microSD card, and when the camera is connected, it’s easy to transfer files to your phone. It’s a two-step process. You have to download and then save to your phone.This has a wide-angle lens. There is some fisheye effect, as there is with all sports cameras with a wide field of division, that you can adjust in post-production with whatever software you use.To take still photos I believe you have to use the app. I’m not 100% sure yet, as I am still working with the camera to understand its functions and the best way to use it. As I work with the camera, I will update this review.This does not fully take the place of a GoPro or similar camera, because it lacks features like image stabilization, but it’s lightweight and very easy to use, and does a great job. I am going to use this as a supplement to my other camera because it’s so convenient, and takes quality videos and still images.I was able to put the camera and all of the accessories that came with it in a very small bag that fits right in my purse. Being able to grab it, turn it on, point and record makes it a great wonderful vlogging option for me.You really can’t go wrong with this camera. An incredible value for what you get.

The media could not be loaded. Maybe if I didn't have boobs the pictures would be better, but I don't think so! I horse back ride in the mountains of VA. I placed the camera on my sternum which would place the camera between my horses ears and the safest for me not knocking it off. In looking aback at the video I have 3 minute videos of my nose hairs and helmet. In addition, the video was very low resolution, think 90s flip phone quality. Second day I rode, I place the phone lower "between the mountains or mole hills :>" to get a more level shot. Placing lower got in the way and it fell off 2x and I had to back track to find it. I was originally regretting buying a white one, but glad I did because I don't think I would find a black one in the forest. Unfortunately I was not able to access that footage to see if it made a difference. Once I plugged in the camera it wanted me to sign up to a membership access the footage. At that point, I was done with it. But unless it has picture stabilization the video was going to be all over the place when I was racking and cantering in what I was sure was going to give the watcher motion sickness. The other frustrating part is it only records for 3 minutes. I did discover it can do a 9 minute loop, but I was under the impression it could record 90 minutes continuously. I should have known better! I do have a degree in videography (and my parents are quite proud of that!!). The ads you see are shot with a boom arm with camera stabilization. I think because of the angle be shot up in the sky was messing with the white balance. The audio was good