First I must say that I am a Vine reviewer and I received this Yifecial Waterproof Camera free as part of the vine program. The Vine program was developed to generate reviews of new products at amazon. So with camera you do get what you pay for a camera under one hundred dollars usually pretty bad, laking in features but more so laking in quality. This little waterproof point and shoot is not bad. It's easy to use and takes a pretty good picture. and soot a pretty good video. The sound quality of the video is not bad. I shot some driving with the Radio on and while I was talking everything was clear. You can set the Video at 4K 30 Frames one tail it down all the way to 720. I usually recommend shopping in 1080 at 60 frames, its good quality and you save allot of space. Its also easier to work with on your computer. I did not bother with blue tooth I just take the card Micro SC or Tiff car - Get Video 3 because this can can shoot in 4K) and put it on an adapter and p[lug it into the computer. This is the pone big problem. It's really had to get the SD card back out. I have big fingers so it may be easier for you. There is not much Zoom but its waterproof to 10 feet (I tested in my sink) so good for lakes beach and snorkeling. So you don't have to worry about getting it wet. Its push button controls and easy to change modes format etc., Anyway in closing for the price this is a good camera in this price range. The metering is much better than allot of other camera under one hundred bucks, The Auto focus is fine.

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 This camera is effectively a pretty good double-sided helmet camera. It has no image stabilization or noise filtering, so the videos during rides are bouncy and LOUD with wind roar. (If I could find where the mic is, I might try to make a wind screen out of a sponge or piece of foam for it.) Considering many helmet cameras are ~ $50, this double-sided unit is not a bad price, especially since the app will not only show you both images from the camera, with ~ 1 - 5 second delay, but it will also tell you the battery status and let you pause or resume recording or take a picture of what you're looking at as well as set up some options like the quality length of recordings.I recommend setting it to go with 10 minute recordings, as long as possible, to reduce the number of files you're sifting through to find a recording and avoid delays caused by many files in the file system of 128 MB micro-SD cards. Unfortunately, that turned out to be too large for this review, so I'm providing a sample 1-minute video of 3M resolution from when I encountered turkeys on a ride. The app also offered VGA, 5M, 8M, 10M, and 12M. Just expect more lag and blurring at higher resolutions, to say nothing of large files eating up your SD card faster.As the picture of my bike helmet shows, I chose to mount the camera backwards, because that's the way that it worked best with my helmet light. Both cameras seem to be of the same quality, and they record the simultaneous videos to a separate files with similar names, like 20220723201414_000021A.MP4 & 20220723201415_000022B.MP4. I'm also providing some screen shots of the Looking camera app to show the kinds of capabilities it offers. I hope these prove helpful to folks.

I made the jump from a Canon S2 IS (with which I was very happy using) to the 40D recently. I consider myself an amateur but with a decent amount of disposable income, and having outgrown the S2, the 40D was the next logical step in terms of moving to a DSLR, having cross-shopped it's predecessor the 30D and the Rebel XTi.The 40D's advantages over the XTi and 30D were considerable enough that I could justify the increase in price, and not feel like I had "settled" for something that I would later on regret. Yes, the technology of camera bodies progresses so quickly that the 40D might easily become obsolete by this time next year, but at the same time there's enough in this camera that I think, for someone like me, it will be very hard to outgrow it.I will be using this camera mainly for photographing outdoor action, specifically automotive racing and events. For me, the 6.5fps will be extremely important. The live view is not a big plus for me, I don't foresee myself using that feature much.The amount of features can make the camera a little intimidating for a beginner. If I was on a tighter budget, its very likely that I could have been content with the XTi, or Nikon's D80. One thing that I am still having trouble getting used to is the inability to use the LCD as the viewfinder (except in live view mode, it's not really the same thing). Also, at 10 megapixels, even the S-normal sized pictures come out huge. It's not like the S2 IS, where I could upload casual shots onto the computer and not have to resize, simply save and upload and publish. But then again, this camera isn't for the casual photographer taking casual photos (at least, not JUST for that purpose).

LeapFrog has long been known for its electronic kids' toys, but not so much for its infant monitors. I don't know if this is LeapFrog's first leap into the baby tools market, but it's made a splash with this fine monitor.Now, of course, the reality is that LeapFrog is a children's toys subsidiary of VTech, and VTech has long been a manufacturer of decent basic baby monitors. So it seems like VTech is going up-market with this new LeapFrog monitor which is about $35 more than a very similar VTech monitor (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KDHJST3/).What does this monitor offer beyond the LeapFrog name?--360-degree camera pan and tilt vs 270-degree side-to-side and 100-degree up-and-down with the VTech--Integrated dimmable night light in camera unit operable from the camera or from the remote not found in the VTech--5000 mAh LeapFrog battery vs 2700 mAh VTech battery in remote monitor--Color night vision in LeapFrog vs black-and-white in VTechBoth units offer:--Temperature sensing and reporting--Voice/sound/motion wakeup from low energy, screen-off state in monitor--7-inch, 720p monitor--1000 foot range--two-way talk between camera and remote--encrypted signalNote that neither monitor has a two-camera option.This is a fine baby monitor with good picture, good range, great battery life and a number of lesser features as well. You may not need all the features, but it's ahead of VTech's top monitor and will probably be vying with Eufy for top place in the next round of baby monitor reviews from respected consumer sites. VTech is currently top in the value rankings. LeapFrog will be contending for overall top choice, I suspect.

I bought this about 9 months ago for vlogging while bicycling and rockhounding. It is easy to use, light weight, dust proof, and durable. I've done about 300 miles biking and hiking with it, and shot about 50 hours of video (of which maybe 5 hours are good--- I'm still learning but I'm having fun). I also just bought the Akaso Brave4, which is the same basic camera with a selfie mode. So for about the same cost as a single top-end camera (think G@Pr@), I now have one to mount on the bike and a second to put on a tripod that I can ride by!

Update- still amazed by the fact it hasn’t disconnected once. It is not anywhere near the WiFi of the house and still has remained connected. The iPhone 11 Pro Max and iPad Pro always revert to LTE when inside the garage with the door closed.Buy it give it a chance. It’s so much more affordable than added another nest outdoor IQ camera. We have 4 of those and just found out those have been discontinued. Neat has new cameras to be released this year. The outdoor IQ cams have been awesome, pricey but sleek, simple and well made.This garage camera doesn’t have the same appearance but is very functional for the price. Any questions reach out. Stay safe everyone!So far it’s perfect! I have it installed in a detached garage. The modem/router located on opposite side of property in the basement of the house. I set the camera up first in the house to make sure it was connected, firmware updated etc. I said to my wife it’s likely it won’t connect in the garage once the metal insulated garage door is closed. Boy was I surprised. It’s been connected for 4 days now and has yet to disconnect once. Great addition to our Nest outdoor IQ cameras system. I wanted a camera in the garage but didnt want to spend additional monies for another nest camera. I won’t be using the cloud services. Strictly purchased to view live to verify when the car is remotely started and to view/confirm the garage door status. Works perfectly with MyQ smart garage hub and the app. I reached out to the seller to make sure it was returnable prior to purchase. My local garage companies sold it but would not allow a return of “electrical” components.

I just started using it yesterday, so I will update after I get more experience with it. Had to get use to how small it was. It came with a lot of accessories and a wrist remote which was an awesome plus. I love the waterproof case. I plan on doing some snorkeling and diving. And this should be great for it. Now I can give my phone camera a rest. I drive a lot for work and this can even be a dash cam. All in all, so far it has surprised and amazed me. It is simple to use, in any environment, and even is 4k capable. A great little camera!

Just recently bought this camera after wanting one for ages. I haven't gotten around to using it for what I purchased it for yet, but I set it up and did a timelapse of my dog while I was at work. It was perfect, so much fun to watch what he did all day in a couple of minutes. Setting it up was really easy, the app to connect to my phone was simple to get, and use. Nice to be able to see what the camera does with out having to check the screen. The amount of accessories it comes with is amazing. Can't wait to use it this summer outside and in the woodshop for timelapse.