It may not have the higher end video and image options of a Go Pro 9, but if you're looking for a great High Definition action camera, that comes bundled with a load of extra accessories.The package is actually better than the Go Pro 9 that I bought at the same time. It comes in a self contained carry case, with all your accessories, plus an extra battery for the camera and remote control. It really is amazing how much you get for the price. In contrast the Go Pro 9, which costs around 8x more, has no extra batteries, the bare minimum of accessories, and the carry case has next to no room for additional accessories. The additional waterproof casing outdoes the Go Pro 9's default waterproof rating (130 feet versus 30 feet).I plan on using the Apexcam exclusively for scuba diving and other underwater shots, but if you're on a tight budget and want something competitive then this is a solid investment.The only things I've run into that I would hold against it are the ridiculously small, tight, screws on the remote and the lack of higher frame rate recording. The remote is a pain to open and I've held off from doing so until the battery in it dies. As for the frame rate limitation, the Apexcam does do 60fps at 1080 resolution, which is decent, but the 120 fps @ 720 resolution is a missed opportunity. If it did 120fps or more at 1080 without a loss in quality that would make this camera a must have. But, if you're not looking for those higher frame rates, to do cool slow motion shots, then you'll be happy with the Apexcam.The stabilization is also decent but nothing like the hypersmooth of a go pro. Again, serviceable but not on par with the newer standards.

Night vision is awesome, picture quality is very good. Motion detection needs some tweaking, but I'm sure that's on me. It's the Christmas season and I haven't had a chance to properly mount the camera (it's sitting on a front window ledge right now) or really give it the attention it needs. Battery length is excellent. I'm sure one I get my act together I will be very happy.

I spent a lot of time researching scopes as I wanted a good quality scope without the hefty pricetag, budget was set at £400 so the NexStar 130 SLT was bang on for this. Package arrived and was setup easily in 20mins, only had to wait for nightfall to really put it through its paces. Also purchased a 2xbarlow and other camera fittings as I hoped to get some good photographs using a Nikon 3200. It was a clear night that evening with a half moon so we setup in the garden and I was immediately impressed with the quality, both through the eyepice and then on the laptop through the camera.I have attached the best pic from that night and also another pic from a few days later and you can really see the detail level you can achieve with this scope. I did manage to get some pics of Jupiter with 6 of its moons around it but this was just with the 2xbarlow and 25mm eyepiece. When looking through with the 9mm and 2xbarlow you could just make out the brown gradients of Jupiter. I couldn't get the camera and the 9mm connected to be able to take that pic, rookie mistake at the time but will be better prepared next time.The motor and auto find mechanism are quite good and we were able to track Jupiter for ages without it leaving the eyepiece, will try some more deep sky objects once the skies clear up.Overall I am very happy with the purchase and look forward to using this scope for many years to come, the kids are knocking great craic out of it too so I'm sure it will be passed on to them eventually.

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 This is a very versatile inconvenient baby monitor, I like that is small so it doesn’t get on the way but it works just right. And you can download the app and maneuver the camera from the monitor and make it go up or down right or left and even talk to your baby if you’re somewhere else in the house so they can hear you in case they don’t see you. I love my purchase

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 Good wireless set up. Does what it's supposed to. You can hear the quality of the sound in the video I made. It's sped up, so I don't bore you for 5 minutes. Just realized how slow of a speaker I am after listening to it sped up.The only thing I don't like is that it's not immediately ready to be used with the latest cell phones. Since most newer cell phones got rid of the 3.5mm jack input for headphones and mics, you would have to buy an adapter from 3.5mm to USB-C or a lightning cable for iPhone. The wireless lavalier mic only has 3.5mm to 3.5mm connection.I initially had some issues getting it to work. Finally found out that you have to use the longer cable for a DSLR camera. The cell phone one doesn't work with DSLR camera for some reason.The sound quality was pretty good actually. I was not expecting it to be as clear as it sounded. I was standing outside and there were a lot of background noise from the road and nature. But you couldn't really hear that on the video. The instruction is kind of confusing. The most important part to know is that if the lights turn blue, the transmitters are connected to the receiver. The main light turning green and the transmitters lights turning red means they're being charged. I had a hard time turning the whole thing off while the transmitters were getting charged. I don't know if it's possible.Overall, if you make videos on DSLR camera and need that wireless function, this will do its job as it's advertised.

This product shipped quickly and arrived well packaged. Super easy free ap to download and had working in less than five minutes.The motion detector is very good and the picture quality is great! I was extra impressed with the clarity of the night vision. My camera is set up in front of a screen and things are still very clear. The video is not distorted by the screenIt has a great alarm and voice feature as well. I would not hesitate to recommend this product.

I have an older action cam that is very similar, but was only 1080p. I used it for filming snow skiing, flown it on RC airplanes, and scuba diving as deep as 87 feet.This Dragon Touch 4K is even better. Not only is it a 4K camera. I can line up the camera on my ski helmet, using its Wifi transmitter to see what it sees, using my cell phone. I can also start and stop recording by pressing a button on the wrist mounted remote, and take stills from the remote also. I don't have to take my helmet off to review either. When on rest breaks, I can use the color screen on the back. The screen is bigger and easier to read the menus also.With two batteries in my pack, and a 32GB SD card, I can film all the ski runs for the day, and charge the batteries in the everning for the next day. I put the SD card in an adaptor, or can use the USB cable to upload the footage to my laptop, and be ready to edit.The only negetive thing I have run into is that sometimes I wish the cameras WiFi transmitter would stay on just a little longer for setting up my camera mount. There may be a setting to do that, but I am sure it shuts off to make the batteries last longer.Overall, I am very happy with the quality. If it lasts as well as my older version did, I will be very happy. That one finally had a menu buttons spring give out due to a high speed wipeout.

This is my first action camera so my review is from a newbie's prospective:Physically, I don't have any complaints about the camera. I live in Colorado and took it on a brief day trip to the mountains where I was a bit concerned with turning it on/off or taking pictures with gloves on. It responded well to the physical buttons and screen (had to take gloves off for that) and considering the temp was below freezing I'd say that was a win.Software wise, it might be just me but getting the files from my camera to my phone so I can make edits is painfully slow. Once it's on my phone though it's pretty responsive (Note9) and I haven't spent nearly enough time with the editing capabilities but they seem pretty easy to use. I actually hate editing anything from my phone so even getting me to the point of doing it is a major accomplishment.I'm a HUGE research buyer and am always nervous to purchase something BEFORE actually holding it in my hand. I'm very happy with what I want to use it for which is take pictures/videos without having to worry about my phone when I'm out having fun outside.P.S. It actually takes better low-light photos than my phone (granted it's a older Note 9). I do have to keep it pretty still but once it's done it's thing It doesn't look like I took it in the middle of the night when it's actually just dusk.