When I just mounted the lens and tried the first time for its wide angle, the picture was so blurry. I packaged it back immediately and thought returning the product. The next day I think I should give the micro len a try. The picture was still blurry until I moved the len very close to the object, wo la, the picture is very clear. Forgive me I have never used a micro len with my cameras before, I didn't know how to use it. I learned I have to move the len very close to the object, about 1 inch, to get a clear picture. Then I tried the wide angle again. The picture is clear! I don't know what I did wrong the previous day. After all I don't need to take a trip to UPS for returning the product :) I will try them more to understand where and how to use them.As other reviewers said, the pictures taken by the wide angle len do look like by fish eye lens. It is more obvious than my 12mm super wide angle len on APS-C DSLR. But it may be what it is. Another slight unhappy is that it is a little bit bulkier than I expected. But I still don't regret buying it.

When I first got it, the audio was barely usable in any situation... sounded like you were in another room when talking to the camera. Akaso sent me new firmware which really made the audio useable. Also, if the akaso leaves bright daylight, the video quality drops hard. Make sure you use it with plenty of light. Also, once you update the firmware, you don't need the external mic.

I found the Dragon Touch Vision 3 camera to be as good as any of the other well known cameras. Right out of the box it was very easy for a non-techie to start using. This camera is user friendly so that you don't need to spend a lot of time figuring out how to use it. You can start taking video within a few minutes.

This product did everything it said it would do i use it for church to put picture's on one tv and put the same picture on facebook and it work grate.