If you think you’re going to get GoPro quality for under $80., you’re not. This is however a decent little camera for your pre-teen. The menu is simple and straightforward. The touchscreen looks a bit dated but it’s responsive and works well.It looks like cell phone quality video resolution from phones a few years back, so it’s nothing to write home about. It doesn’t take good video at night at all. The audio is not so good.But if you capture audio from a different source you can get decent video footage in the daytime. If you were considering one of these as your main camera or vlogging tool, spend more money and get a GoPro.

Il mio obiettivo era avere una camera subacquea e questo articolo permettere di avere anche una action cam di tutto rispetto, a un prezzo corretto. Chiaramente non può avere lo zoom ottico. E' leggerissima, curata negli incastri che sono davvero molto resistenti. A prima vista la camera senza la custodia stagna sembra di materiali poco duraturi o facilmente danneggiabili, la stessa sensazione non si ha con la custodia subacquea, molto solida! Presenti tutti gli accessori a corredo per l'aggancio su vari supporti. Manca però il caricabatterie.

Buon prodotto per rapporto qualità prezzo. Completo di accessori per tutte le occasioni e sono inclusi nella confezione!Confenzione contenente due batterie ricaricabili.......e non è poco. Manuale incluso ma leggermente incopleto per la prima accensione. Informazioni comunque reperibili sulle recensioni di altri clienti.....tipo: per funzionare deve essere installata la microsd raccomandata da 64 gb, per ricaricarla deve essere installata aprendo il portellino sulla parte inferiore della camera e collegata ad un qualsiasi caricatore per smartphone che non sia apple (vedi conettore su lato camera). Personalmente soddisfatto.

I became addicted to white noise in college when I was student teaching for a semester and my roommates were still living the good life. I’ve cycled through countless fans, air purifiers, and white noise machines/apps. Fans are, by far, my sound drug of choice but i’m such an annoyingly light sleeper that as soon as they start to wear down and change tones or develop small ticking sounds, they wakes me up. The icing on my nocturnal cake is that i’m a certified bad sleeper so falling back to sleep isn’t always in the cards.I ordered the SNOOZE in a fit of insomniac frustration about a month after a murder of crows moved into the tree outside my apartment window. I was being woken up between 4:45 and 5:15 every single morning as they greeted each other and the new day with gusto.Enter the SNOOZ. It’s magical. I show it off to visitors like good sleepers might proudly present a new piece of art. In fact, when I saw the email this morning asking for a review I had a moment of “IS Amazon listening in on my life?” since I had just sung its praises to dinner guests last night.It’s the perfect soft yet room filling fan noise. It has brought me so much joy. And it looks darn cute on my nightstand.The cows have reproduced and the loud ca-caws have been replaced with loud baby bird noises that I sleep right through. I also live 2 stories up on an urban street above a restaurant and across from a 24/7 grocery store and can no longer hear conversations on the street below and traffic noise as i’m trying to fall asleep at the elderly hour of 9:30. When you teach middle school, every second of sleep counts.My friends love to tell the story of picking me up for a weekend at the beach with a small weekender bag, my beach bag, and my travel white noise: a full size wind tunnel fan. The addiction is real, people. The SNOOZ is so petite that I could put it in my purse.This may be the first middle of the night/crack of dawn insomnia fueled Amazon purchase (it’s a bad, bad habit!) that I have zero buyers remorse about! Thank you for making my sleep DREAMZ come true!!

Product worked as advertised .. like having a complete camera team @ your fingertips. The only issues I've faced thus far is the battery overheating which causes the camera to malfunction. The PC software suite is awesome but needs to be streamlined so that the editor doesn't have do so many repetitive tasks. For example, everytime you render a clip you must reenter your prefered the MBps. When you do 100's of clips this can be tiring & a strain. And lastly I wish that instead of naming the files INSTA they were named as they should be MP4. All in all, a great product for effortless shooting & for capturing your endless creativity. Well done Insta360 ONE X2

This camera is a good alternative to a GoPro. It came with a handful of attachments. I was able to mount it to our Moutain bikes and it handled the downhill pretty well. Once I record a 4K video I’ll update my post, so you can see the video quality and the anti shake feature.It’s difficult to tell when it’s recording when you’re filming outside activities. So maybe the manufacturer can fix that on their next model? Having a small light flash when it’s recording…Overall I’m pleased with this camera and the functionality. It’s great that I can download the app and transfer pictures/videos straight to my phone so I can share with family & friends.

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 I was having an issue of something stealing my chickens, and decided to give this a try see if I can identify the culprit. I’m frugal, so I had a difficult time deciding on how much to spend on a game camera, and decided to go with the 16MP, and the old version allowed me to save a few extra bucks, and I figured for the purpose of identifying the culprit, I didn't need to spend a lot of money on a camera.Overall the design is simple to use. I don’t like the idea that I am dependent on remote controls to change the camera settings, but apparently this has been upgraded in the new versions from what I read. Regardless, you do get two remote controls, so you can keep one as a back up.The remote controls already have the batteries installed, you just have to pull the plastic tab for the battery to make contact, however, the camera itself does not come with any batteries, or a SD card. According to the instructions, the batteries should last well eight months, however, that must be on picture only setting. I had the camera set on “picture + video” to see how it performed, and it drained the batteries after only one week. And I had put in the full eight batteries, even though you only need four to work. The batteries seem to be lasting much longer with the settings on picture only and no video.The set up is easy, the manual is included but it’s not very useful even if it is in a few different languages, there are some things that are just not explained, such as what does it meant to put the setting on video + camera. Does the camera decide on its own if it will take a video or image? And if so, what rules does it use to make the decision? There is some instruction on where to hang it, not have it facing east/west, but not really much for helpful information. I was limited in where I could hang it based on my set up, and despite not following the recommended instructions, I was able to identify a coyote.The strap that is included with the camera measures about 67” not including the buckle, so you can mount this around a tree with ease. There is a way to lock the battery/SD card compartment, but I haven’t figured out how to keep the entire unit from being stolen. I suppose hide it real well. There is an option for setting up a security code in the menu, instructions say six digit, but I haven’t felt the need to mess with it yet as I doubt anyone would be idiot enough to walk through where I’m setting this up.In the compartment where the batteries are put in, there is also an a DC input. I have not used this, but thought I’d mention it’s there. The instructions fail to mention anything about it other than identifying it as “DC input”. It would be nice to have some more information on that.The SD card is placed near the DC input, and it has a micro USB outlet so you can plug it to your computer and download images/videos. The micro USB cord is included. I personally found it easier to just take out the SD card, use my card reader to download the images to my computer, then put the SD card back in the unit. I tried viewing the images on the gamecam itself, and it works, but I find the remote to be tedious to use.There main switch has three options. "Off" all the way to the right. "Test" in the middle, and "On" all the way to the left. Off is off, nothing happens. Test allows you to take test pictures, videos, and change the settings. you can also view your images/videos on the camera, including zooming in/out. You can set the time, change from photo to video, size, duration, etc. The remote is a bit of a pain to use as it has to be pointed towards the camera a certain way for the commands to tell the camera what to do. Overall, the set up is easy, despite the weak instructions.The video does include sound. While you can view the images and video on the camera itself using the remote control, and you can zoom in and out, you can not hear sound if watching the videos on the camera, at least as far as I can figure out. But when you transfer the video to your computer, the sound is there. However, the instructions do state that starting video results in heavy power consumption, and since I experienced my batteries draining in just one week when set for both video/photo, this does not seem like an economical way to use the unit.Image quality is okay, depends on what settings you choose. I decided that I’ll take quantity over quality. The SD card only has so much room, and if I'm leaving this out 24 hours a day, then it's taking pictures throughout. And on windy and rainy days, the sensors are set off quite easily and it takes a lot of images/videos. The first day I used it I had over 70 images and over 20 videos in a 24 hour period, but it was windy all day. At night, it only caught images of actual animals, while in the day, the tree leaves moving caused it to record.Lastly, when it takes an image, there is a red light that comes for a second that you can see if looking at the camera. So even if you hide it well, at night, that red light might be seen.For the price, this would be a solid five stars, however, because the unit drains the batteries so fast when set on video mode, I decided to knock off a star. I might try to figure out how to use the DC input, but since I'm placing this outside in the wilderness, I don't think that's practical.

Bought this to use a a rear camera in my Outback; I've already been rear-ended once by a pick-up with the guy on his cell phone. Already have a Garmin as the front dash cam because it has GPS. Once you go through the setup procedures by downloading the software, it works great. I found a YouTube video that answered my question about flipping the image, which was in the software but not obvious. Well worth the money. Highly configurable and very, very good images.UPDATE 31 AUGUST 2017This has been on my Outback as a rear camera for over two years now and has worked flawlessly. Really good, clear image...especially for the price. Just wish it had GPS.