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 This is a great low-cost trail cam. It’s built really sturdy and I like the solid color as opposed to the traditional camouflage colors you usually see with these. Included is a strap that connects to the camera and holds it securely, and this allows you to mount it to various objects such as trees nicely. Operation is fairly straightforward. It has motion detection and the image quality is really strong. Both day vision and night vision are clear and the range of the vision is pretty far, the spec says around 60-80 feet and I would say that’s fairly accurate. The casing of the camera is very durable, the plastic is super thick and hard, and the device is waterproof so it’s suitable for different weather conditions. It’s operated by traditional batteries, you will need six AA batteries so make sure you have that on hand. You will also need a memory card that is not included. There are many more expensive options but this one is simple, durable, great quality recording, and it’s at a great price.

I have two of these and have used and abused them for over a year.I wear them like crossed bandoliers and carry two cameras; I like this better than any double-camera harness I have tried.Both cameras are 7DMkII; one with Sigma 50-500mm and the other with Sigma 18-250mm.I have not found a broken stitch nor a frayed edge yet.The trigger-snap on these is far superior to the more common so-called "safety snap"; you know, the kind that has the little threaded collar that is supposed to prevent the snap opening.After our fourth "safety snap" broke, I quit buying any strap that has them; if a strap does not have this style trigger-snap, I pass on it.All of my long and rough life, I have used this same style and size of trigger-snap on the bridle reins of my horses and have ridden countless miles in rough brush country in places where angels fear to tread; and, I have never had a bridle rein to come loose; a horse can put a heck of a lot more force on a bridle rein; so, I highly doubt that anything you will be doing with a camera hanging on your side is going to cause one of these trigger-snaps to come open.As for the tripod plate, I have used countless of these and have never had one to torque itself loose; and, I have never had a plate to move or twist from the position that I put it in.I cannot say that for those sexy little screws with a loop formed on them; when I used to use that style, I had to keep a weather eye on them all the time as just the motion of carrying the camera would soon twist them loose.Also, with this style of hanger, you can screw tripod plates and what-have-you onto the camera without having to remove it.Not so with those sexy little looped screws available on the more spendy straps; they must be removed before the tripod hole can be used.That being said, I have just recently switched everything over to Arca-Swiss and I now use the wonderful Cavix QR-60 Arca-Swiss plate that has a hanging loop incorporated; if you feel like you always get what you pay for and want to pay ten dollars more, the Morjava QR-60 is identical to the Cavix; both are available here.I have half-a-dozen of the Op/Tech USA Battery Holsters lined up on each of my straps with a Canon LP-E6 battery in each one.I employed Velcro straps to prevent the battery holsters sliding down the strap.At fifteen bucks, these are a very good deal and better than others costing a lot more.

Where has this product been my entire life? I was recommended this product by an online photography group and I'm so glad I ordered it. I used to carry my Nikon on a crossbody strap which would get too heavy during hikes or hit my hip as I climbed and walked trails. I'd get annoyed and end up putting it inside my backpack and be left with only phone photos. I took a chance and ordered this for my Glacier NP trip. I also added the small pad that helps distribute the weight. This clip is EXTREMELY secure and easy to remove the camera in and out of. I loved having immediate access to my camera and it never got heavy or in the way. As a female, I was afraid the placement would be uncomfortable but it is not. This product is amazing. The manufacturer has a great video on their website about it with more info. I got it through amazon though because I needed the quick (and free) delivery.

Instead of buying the expensive gopro, I opted for this. My previous gopro Hero the battery died. Turns out I bought a new battery replacement and it works fine now. I've used the AKASO EK7000 camera a few times now and it's great for the price. It's nuts how many accessories it comes with, that's a huge plus. The camera works great. I film using a chesty strap meant for the gopro while mt. biking. It lasted a full hour on one of the two batteries included. I gave it only 4 stars because of two points. The video seems just slightly foggier than the gopro and 2. The sound is muffled. I realize now that there are two backs provided and one has open vents on it (not to be used in the water). I'm going to guess that this will help the sound quality so that might be a mute point. Overall it works great and now I have two. This one will definitely be used in the pool this weekend when relatives visit.

When I first opened the package, I thought, “Wow, this speaker is smaller than I thought!” So I was surprised to discover the amazing sound quality it has. It beats my Echo Dot and Amazon bluetooth speaker, no question. Very portable and flat. Could even fit in a medium-sized purse. Comes with a small strap to hang it on anything. Lots of uses for those on the go!

Perfect size/weight to wear on my wrist, plenty loud, good quality sound (as long as you're not expecting too much from a mini/mono speaker), and volume control that SHOULD be the standard - other cheapo Bluetooth speakers you have to hold down the volume control and pick the right moment to let up in order to set the volume to your liking, and it's a slow build-up or a few too many seconds to silence, whereas quick pressing the volume control (on cheapo speakers) will skip that track.But the Oontz does it the right way, allowing you to step up or down the volume quickly as needed without having to pull out your phone, go to the app playing the audio, etc, in order to change the volume.I can see a use case for both styles/methods, since most of the time I just set the Bluetooth speaker at max and control from the phone, but I like and prefer this control setup, it's quicker when I need it to be.I have trouble understanding speech if there's too much background noise, so this control scheme is way better for me.With the Oontz if my wife says something to me that I miss when I'm rocking out, I can silence or at least turn it down to a low enough volume to have her repeat it in like 1 second, vs 5-10 seconds or even longer (a relative ETERNITY. Sit silent for 10 seconds before responding while having a conversation with someone and you'll see, it's very sub-optimal, ruins the rhythm of the conversation, and causes them to contemplate how much more conversations are going to suck as I get older and my hearing gets worse) with the long-press volume control method.And at $16, it's a slam dunk, and would make a great gift. Thanks Oontz!

I guess I got this mostly for the strap on helmet attachment. My snowboarding helmet is too round for the sticky things. However, I didn't realize how many accessories the Asako V50 Pro SE gives. (A ton!) So I guess I need to go scuba diving this summer and figure how when I should use the chest cam. lol

It's that thing you need if you've always got your hands full and you don't want to be dropping your phone all the time. But if you don't want to have to buy a case that's got a hook or attachment for a lanyard or strap, this is the kind of thing you should get! It is made of some patent-like plastic that will stick to your phone without having to be adhesive. That's a good thing because it won't be sliding around unneccesarily.I am somewhat worried about how sturdy the attachment for the lanyard actually is since the fabric part is fairly thin. Nothing bad has happened though, so that remains to be seen.On aesthetic: It's pretty much invisible on my phone because I've got a case which has a design on its whole back. However, if you've got a transparent/glass back case, it will be very noticeable since it's a black square.