Small but extremely clear vivid video pictures when used with my RC Quadcopter and as a Helmet Cam and a Dash Cam.The camera does not have a "view finder" or anyway to look at what you are taking the picture or video of. The pictures that I have taken have been very good (32 mega pixels) with excellent sharpness and color. I have used it mostly as a video camera and have been very happy with the quality out of this very small video/cam and every video was excellent in focus, sharpness and color. You can see for yourself on youtube if you search for Mobius pictures and / or videos. Here are some more specs that I have copied and pasted for you. Keep in mind that the micro SD card that you use will also affect the quality of the pictures, I always use the best, CLASS 10 MICRO SD CARD, if you use lower class than a 10 you get somewhat less quality as well. It can use up to a 32 GB card. Here's some more specs, I really hope it helps you out, if you have any more questions please just ask me. SPECS:*1080p HD @ 30fps, 720p HD at 60 or 30fps*520 mah battery lasts for about 80 minutes in optimal temperatures*Micro SD Cards up to 32GB*39g (camera only)*Audio and Video out availableIncluded with Mobius camera:*1 mounting sleeve (base) with 1/4"-20 thread for tripod use*USB cable*1" Hook and Loop tapeUser Toggled Functions:*Two user selectable video modes, toggled by the mode button after power up. Either mode can be set to record 1080p-30fps or 720p-60fps or 720p-30fps in .MOV format.*Three movie quality settings (Super, Standard, and Low), which will vary the recording bit rates suitable for the user-selected frame size and frame rate. The Super setting (called the "High" setting in the GUI) with 1080p-30 fps video gives an approximate average total bit rate around 18,000 kbps with a high detail and motion scene. The Low setting with 720p-30 fps video gives approximately 5,800 kbps on the low end.*Five video recording cycle time settings will be 3, 5, 10, and 15 min. plus "Max", all of which will stop/save/continue. The Max setting will record until the 4GB files size limit is reached unless the memory card runs out of space or the battery power is removed. The actual Max recording time will vary dramatically according to the users settings.*Loop Recording will continue recording when the card fills up by deleting the oldest clip on the card to make room. This mode requires either a 3 or 5 min. clip length setting to work. Pressing the mode button while a recording is in progress in this mode will tag the file as write protected when it is saved, so it won't be overwritten. The file can be manually deleted, though.*Movie Flip (180 deg. rotation) will record a video right-side up when the camera must be mounted up-side down.*Movie Sound allows turning off the sound and eliminating a sound track from a video file to save file space when no sound is wanted.*Photo capture mode with frame sizes of 2304x1536, 1920x1080, or 1280x720 (no up conversion).*Time Lapse photos with delays between images of .25*, .5*, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 and 60 second intervals. * Note: The settings below 1 sec. require a photo frame size of 1920x1080 or smaller, and they will not have a date stamp even if it is turned on.*Recording LED toggle flashes the recording mode LED on the top and rear of the camera.*Movie/photo time stamp toggle*Power on button delay (to prevent premature activation while handling)*Auto-record when power to the camera is applied (useful for car recorder use - no button presses needed.)*Charging on/off toggle when plugged into a USB data port (useful for some external USB devices)*TV out (PAL or NTSC), which includes a playback mode with audio.*TV display ratio (4:3 or 16:9)*GUI program for Windows OS for easy setting of the parameters as well as updating the firmware and the GUI program itself.

I purchased one of these to mount on our side by side to hopefully (was skeptical at the price) record some of our outings. After a couple of tests I'm pretty impressed with this kit. There wasn't a mount that was "made" for how I intended to install but was able to make what was included work. After driving around on a couple of different types of terrain I think this is going to do just fine, I'm not noticing where the mounts aren't allowing much give and seem to keep it very stable even during bumpy times.Others have mentioned how poor the battery life is but I am running it on the 1080P@60 setting and it seems that one battery lasted around 45 minutes or more. I recorded about an hour and a half of video on not even 2 batteries. I didn't even realize I'd left it running and noticed 20 minutes later it was still going. I plan on creating a continuous power supply for it though so not as big of an issue.Watching video on the app seems to buffer almost constantly and was jumpy which originally confirmed my suspicion for junk, but once I put the video on my laptop I actually am quite happy with this purchase.I've only really recorded with it in the clear waterproof case while riding which hinders the audio but I was still able to make out some of it.I cannot comment on the 2K or 4K quality but the 1080P setting seems okay.UPDATE: After less than 9 months, only 2 or so of actual use, one of the 3 batteries is no longer charging. Customer service sent information to purchase a set of replacement batteries that are about a 30% larger capacity than the originals.UPDATE2: I have been working with REMALI customer support over an issue with another model REMALI camera. I am very pleased with my decision to purchase REMALI instead of one of the other brands of this same style camera. It's very clear in speaking with them that they care about the business and their customers. Once this other issue gets fixed and stock becomes available, I'm already planning on purchasing a third REMALI (would be my second of this model).Sure there are things that could be better, but for the price, the camera and kit you get is well worth the money. If you need a more feature rich camera upgrade to their CapturePro.

Purchased the Akaso v50 Pro after researching multiple camera, including the Akaso v50 Elite. Lots of good information out there, if you look for it. Was almost going to get the v50 Elite until I saw side-by-side video with the v50 Pro and both the color and audio quality of the v50 Pro were much better! So, I took a shot with this one and I am glad I did.I took the v50 Pro with me on an annual ski weekend in Colorado and used it to shoot 4k30 video all weekend. I don't have a mount on my helmet for this camera, so I was hoping the sticky mounts would work. Unfortunately, they are only designed for a flat mount and not a curved helmet, so be warned. I used one of the included straps to create a wrist mount which worked well and I didn't have any worries of losing the camera. The video and audio came out great and the electronic image stabilization made ski runs very smooth to watch. I also used still pictures (good, but not exceptional) and the "fast speed video" to shoot some extra scenes and the results were very good.Some other reviewers mentioned losing settings when replacing the battery. I only experienced this when I left the battery out for a while to charge. When swapping an almost dead battery with a fresh one, the settings remained (including date/time).So, to summarize:PROs: - Great picture and color at 4k30 and 1080p60 - Touchscreen is very good for navigating settings and switching modes - Great electronic image stabilization for minor bumps - Good audio quality, even in the waterproof housing - Took my 128GB Samsung EVO card (even though manual says 64GB max) - 2 batteries and external charger is niceCONs: - Audio tone for recording and switching functions not loud enough through waterproof housing - Unable to quickly switch from Video to Fast Motion Video - Some settings would be lost when changing modes (e.g. lose image stabilization when switching between Video and Fast Motion Video) and have to reset it - Time lapse photography does not allow you to also set exposure time for night time lapse - USB connection to camera is Mini USB, NOT Micro USB

My wife and I have been using our Lollipop for a while now and love it.Where our son sleeps means we can’t use an old style baby monitor, it’s just too far away. The lollipop camera works through the wifi so our router system allows us to watch him from anywhere in the house without range limitations. As a shift worker, I love being able to have a quick look at how he’s sleeping no matter where I am. During the early months we even gave my parents, who live a fair distance away, access to the camera so they could log in and watch him sleep from home if they wanted. They loved that feature. We also bought the additional sensor to check temp, air quality and humidity. I was actually surprised how sensitive the air quality sensor was, it gave us an alert when the new lacquered wood cot arrived. We aired the room out for the day until the air levels returned to normal. Overall very happy with the product, would recommend

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 Packaging and ShippingI got the package within a day after ordering.It was packaged really well and nothing was broken.Putting it togetherI was able to put it together in under 5-10 minutes!I usually don’t read the manual and it was pretty easy to set-up.ControllersWhite controller and Selfie remote responds instantaneously. White controller needs 2 double A batteries. On the other hand selfie remote do not need additional battery. Just pair the selfie remote via Bluetooth and you are good to go!It is also nice that you are able to control the settings in the dashboard of the light.Light qualityIt’s nice to have a good option between “warm - yellow color” to “cool - super white color”. It definitely brightens the room and you are able to use it as a regular lamp as well because of the stand. Minimalists love multifunctional things!Camera holder and overall sturdinessThe light itself is able to tilt, this is good if you need to do projects that requires lighting. And the camera holder is very sturdy and my phone didn’t drop after it was in place.Overall, I highly recommend this product and check out my video!

Purchased a two pack of these bulbs. Work fantastic right out of the box. Easy to set up, download the app, name the bulbs and where they are going, screw them into sockets and press the on off button. Couldn't get any easier. So far so good. Set up two bulbs so far in crawlspace under house along with a security camera for the purpose of keeping an eye on what's going on down there w/o having to crawl under the house all the time to check on things (getting too old for that). I have a couple of condensate pumps in crawlspace to get moisture from air handler and dehumidifier out to the outside via hose coming from both. Now I can check on the situation down there regularly during the hot summer months w/o crawling under the house. Sit in my garage pull up the camera app, turn on the light bulbs with the Plusminus app and I can see all I need to see. the included images are with bulbs on and off and a lighted view of one of the condensate pumps. They all do exactly as I had hoped.

EKO7000Pro Meets my expectations for an entry level video camera for utube type video logging.I have been using the EKO7000 Pro for a few months for recording general outdoor activities Vlog. I wanted something inexpensive to try doing video shorts. At same time bought a cheaper camera of similar type (4K/30fps). Impressed by the EKO7000 Pro video quality, capabilities, and performance with some caveats. FYI I use 1080P/30FPS and more recently the Video Lapse mode all in bright daylight. Definitely better than the cheaper competitor wrt image quality and features although firmware and operational aspects are similar. Good value for the price - the cheaper competitor was not good value IMO.PLUS1. Good video/image quality2. Field of View selection- I use Narrow & Medium angle. Comparison camera has fixed wide angle w/ bad corner distortion.3 About 1hr battery life - carry spare batteries.4 OK “Recording Active” indicator - this is important when outdoors in bright light. The comparison camera was useless - a dimly blinking blue led.5 Useful recording features/optionsMINUS1 Date/Time - has to be restored at each battery swap. This requires going 3 levels down a touch screen menu. Really?! Why not a top level menu? Without date/time dealing with files is impractical.2 Touch screen- fine except have to open up water/dust case and/or remove work gloves. Why not also allow button menu access?3. TimeLapseVideo mode - have to use Touch to select! Most other modes can be selected by button but this requires Touch?!4. Date/Time stamp - file NAMEs have date/time embedded BUT actual File Creation time is different (-10hrs?). Messes up file management during editing.5 Remote control - nice idea but useless for me because no confirmation of mode (“Active” vs “Stop”). At 10ft I can’t see the Activity LED in normal daylight.Summary: well worth the $$ - adequate video quality, features (FOV control) and reliable. Annoying and finicky UI is burdensome when busy/in a rush.I have not seriously (quantitatively) evaluated optical, video resolution, EIS, white & color balance (definitely not iPhone class) but unit basically performs up to or exceeds my expectations.

This is our FOURTH baby monitor that we have purchased on Amazon, and I can finally say that we found one that works great and is an excellent value.The first two baby monitors that we purchased were made by "Good Baby" and "Eufy" had problems were they FROZE in the middle of the night. Our baby was crying hysterically for who knows how long, because the audio was stopped, and the video was frozen on these two old monitors from Amazon. Have to returning those, the next monitor we got was the "infant optics pro" monitor, which cost $200, and has issues with video quality, as well as with the temperature reading. It definitely was not worth $200...Finally, we purchased this monitor by LeapFrog. This is a well-built monitor, with an excellent camera, which you can control remotely. There's also a color night vision, which really is just a low light camera, so if it's too dark it doesn't work, but either way, if using that camera or the regular night vision, the video quality is crisp and clear. This monitor also has the best range out of all the monitors we tried. Our house is old and has lead in the walls, but this monitor is able to get past that better than any of the others that we tried. There are LEDs that light up on the side when the baby is cry, so you can see the crying even if your audio is low and the LCD screen is turned off. The temperature monitor is accurate to a 10th of a degree, which is the best we found out of any of the monitors, and also, a humidity meter is shown as well.The few minor shortcomings of this monitor are in my opinion related to the volume control. To adjust the volume, you first have to press a separate volume button, then press up and down on some arrow keys that normally control the camera position. I just wish that there were dedicated up and down volume buttons. Secondly, when the screen is off, and the volume is mute completely, there's no indication via LEDs or any other feature to remind you that the monitor is muted, aside from when the baby is crying and those LEDs light up on the side.Aside from these minor issues, this is an excellent baby monitor, and after testing several others that are very popular on Amazon, I would recommend this to anybody to monitor their baby.