video and is super easy for her to use and I don't have to worry about her dropping it in the water and breaking it since it's waterproof! She has already started taking pictures and videos and loves this little camera. It works great for your kiddos!Kids' waterproof double-picture selfie camera!I bought this underwater camera for my daughter to bring on our Mexico trip next month. She's a little photographer and always asks to take pictures on my phone. I didn't want her to lose my phone or get it wet when we were by the pool so thought this cute dual selfie waterproof camera would be perfect for her!I love how you can see the picture on the front and back so she can take pictures of herself too! It has a full HD

Once you get past the connections being a bit fiddly, the camera is great. I am not a fan of the USB C connection that it uses. It seems like if you had to connect and disconnect a few times, it would become loose. Leave it in place and don't move it and you shouldn't have a problem with that. It does have a connection to mount to a standard camera mount but it is unadvertised and very well hidden. There is a YouTube video on how to access it that shows how to access it without breaking the camera. Also, this thin thing REQUIRES a USB 3 connection to even register as a device on the PC. All other things being equal, once you get past the installation hurdles, "gotchas" and learning curve, this thing is very good. I gave it 5 stars overall but 4 stars on the camera quality. The picture quality is good but the quality of the documentation and shell/case hardware could be improved.

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 I'm far from a video expert, but wanted something that didn't break the bank to record my mountain biking. The reviews I read online convinced me to give the YI Action Cam a try. It arrived quickly, and was packaged nicely, similar to an Apple product. Setup was quick and easy, and you do absolutely need the app for your phone to control the camera.I didn't have the issues that others mentioned about syncing the camera with my phone, but I did turn off cellular data (per their observations) before I did the initial sync. It connected via WiFi quite easily and the app interface was easy to understand. While riding, I loved how I could change all of the camera settings right through the app ... especially when the camera was inside of the water/shock proof case and on my chest mount.I purchased the suggested data card (SanDisk 64GB) and didn't have any issues whatsoever. On my first outing, I took 1.5 hours of footage at 1080p (60fps) and didn't get close to filling up the card. The camera battery died at the 1.5 hour mark, which is what the YI folks estimate. I would suggest (and will myself) purchasing and charging multiple batteries if you want more video. The app has a small battery icon that tells you how much life your camera has left, which I thought was very handy.Two minor "complaints"The digital image stabilization is NOT available with the 4k option. Image stabilization is an absolute must for mountain biking videos. It is only available on lower resolutions, the best being the 1440 (1920x1440). Not a deal-breaker for me personally, but it might change someone's mind.The other complaint is that half the time, I had to re-sync the app with the camera when I wanted to start/stop a video sequence. It didn't affect whether the camera was recording (or not), but it took an extra step to select the camera in the app and have it re-sync via WiFi. Meaning, when you open the app to start/stop a recording, instead of immediately seeing what the camera is seeing, you have to select the camera, and re-sync it via WiFi. Doing so didn't stop any recording in process, but it took an extra 10 seconds or so. Nit-picky complaint.Overall, my initial opinion is that I'm very happy with the purchase. Definitely a competitor to the GoPro without having to spend twice as much.Note: The attached video has been downsampled by YouTube. The resolution quality of the YI camera is much, much better. But you get an idea of the electronic image stabilization, good light/dark transitions, and color, etc.

I was looking to setup a living room video chat platform to use with my wife and solo. I have never used a web cam outside of the builtin camera on a laptop. The Logitech brio camera is able to zoom in and out, position the camera left, right, up and down via digital controls, and works independently with multiple video sharing sessions. I can position and zoom from my living room to include multiple people as well as focus on a single person. A little pricey but I have the setup I exactly wanted and the reviews from our guests has been positive. The camera settings application takes a little getting used to but easy to navigate afterwards. I am glad I went with Logitech and one of those companies that has never let me down.

I’ve had the camera for a few hours. So here are a some initial observations:Field of view fov seems wider than advertised. I wanted a very narrow fov / angle so that it showed more of my face, and not so much of my home office. Like I said, better than my old 110 degree camera, but not a narrow as I would like. Maybe there is a camera setting in The Microsoft Windows camera app that would help. If so, I have not found it.PLEASE POST IF YOU HAVE FOUND A VERY NARROW FIELD IF VIEW CAMERAThe auto focus keeps refocusing, which I guess it is suppose to do. But it does so even when I do not move. It gets a bit distracting when the picture zooms in and out a bit when focusing. I hope it subsides.

I bought a brio shortly after the Covid crisis hit in March 2020, and used it for both video conferencing and recording lectures. I lacks a proper camera mount (although one can access one by partly taking it apart), but sits on the top of most monitors securely and with a bit of care can also sit on top of a tripod.Many of the nicest features of the camera require downloading Logitech Capture from the Logitech website, which allows it to zoom, pan, switch from one camera to another, set resolutions, etc etc. It has a nice intuitive interface and turns the Brio into a computer camera that is worth its price. (I have experimented with using an SLR as an alternative, but the Brio really works nearly as well with less hassle.)As a result I bought another, one for each of the two computers I use for video meetings etc.

My only real complaint is that the battery life on the monitor only really lasts me one night. It’s not a huge deal because I just charge during the day, or I can use it on the charger at night.The camera quality is amazing! I also love that I can zoom in as well as move the camera from side to side or up and down all from the monitor screen. There are 4 different levels for the volume which is nice. You can also turn the screen off but still hear the sound as well!!It probably took my husband 20 minutes to install the camera on the wall. It didn’t seem too hard at all to get everything set up from there. One thing I have noticed is that the monitor gets sounds and movements before my wifi camera which I like.I definitely would recommend!!

This camera was just what I was looking for. My company is looking at going back into the office part time and with recently adopting a dog I was worried about leaving them completely unattended. This fits the bill, especially with the PTZ functionality so I can monitor the dog in the room with the click of a button. Another super neat feature is the audio on it, so I can keep an ear out if they bark or get into something and I am able to talk to them. The image quality is great, even in low light levels this thing "shines" quite literally! I will be looking at getting another one of these soon to be able to watch another room. This camera was very easy to install. I also like the quality of the video this camera has. You won't regret buying this camera because it is very affordable and you get to protect your family by buying it.