Qualità-prezzo eccezionale. Felicemente soddisfatto della qualità dell'immagine, soprattutto tenendo conto della spesa esigua. Ha ben poco da invidiare ad action can di alta gamma.La camera arriva accessoriata con numerosi aggeggi che ne permettono l'utilizzo in svariate situazioni (il microfono esterno è una chicca) Non ho ancora potuto provare il suo funzionamento subacqueo ma aggiornerò appena possibile.La cam è dotata di scheda di rete wireless, quindi si può facilmente collegare allo smartphone e utilizzarlo come controller remoto oltre per modificare i settaggi dell'immagine (cosa utilissima).La cam necessità di una memoria esterna, accetta sd fino a 64 gb (non fate come il sottoscritto che ha comprato appositamente una da 128gb perché tanto non la legge)

This is my review of the new Tozo A3 wireless headphones that are similar in style to the apple AirPods.Unboxing:Included in the box is the headphones in their case, instructions and quick set up guide, and a usb-c charger - you need to have your own usb to wall device. But who doesn’t these days!Case:The case is slick high polished white plastic with a snap magnetic hinge to keep the headphones in place. It has a reset button on the bottom and a battery indicator light showing how much charge left. It runs from green to amber and red. Green is 80-100%. Orange very vague at 20-80, and red 20. But at least you know when to charge up.The headphones magnetically snap down into their seats in the case so they’re kept secure even with the lid open. They light up with a white glow when you open and immediately go about pairing with a device. This was as easy as going to the Bluetooth on my iPhone and clicking the A3’s and done. From then on as soon as you flip the case lid they pair.Headphones:They’re a nice mix of curves and angular plastic that sit comfortably and securely in my ears. No danger of them falling out when moving around and the toil is short enough not to catch on things like a bag or jumper or scarf.You get loads of tap features with these from the expected play, pause, skip to calling Siri, and even adjusting the volume up and down just with sequences of taps and holds. Once you learn them it’s really easy.When you’re finished just put them back in the case, shut the lid and they disconnect. That simple.You can also use them as hands free for phone calls and it seems to handle call quality fairly well on test.Sound:They sound pretty good for the price. Good amounts of bass but some well tuned treble and mids. They’re probably a bit more of the bass side but the phone eq can adjust that. They go nice and loud though, I can listen to my iPods on max if it’s noisy, but these I only go about half to 3/4 and that’s enough. The music is better about half volume and sound far clearer than at low volumes though.Battery:Time will tell in real world use but we’re quoted 5.5 hours which is more than long enough for any of my commuting and journeys.Overall:A great set of in ear headphones that won’t break the bank. Yes you can get higher quality sound out there, but for the price and size these are a perfect pair of headphones for those who want convenience of a pocket sized package. Great for music, audiobooks and all your listening and phone call needs.

I have owned 6 different trail cam brands and the Bushnell Aggressor was the standard for the first 5 particularly for detection and range. My primary use is for recording the nightly wildlife that visits my backyard feeders. I have found The Meidase P100 and S3 Pro and consistently detect and record 40% more and have an honest 100' detection range and 80' night illumination range. The field of view is considerably wider so although the view is wider subjects will appear a bit further away compared to the older cams. A trade off of the long distance night illumination is that some subjects close to the camera can appear a bit over exposed. I find this particularly true with foxes. I find the trade off worth it due to the huge volume increase in recordings and observable activity at a distance. I find daytime recording excellent and night time very good to excellent depending on distance and subject. Night vision at dusk/dawn maintains color well past the older cams and does not suffer from dawn/dusk white outs. As far as detection and recording performance the P100 and S3 Pro are identical but the P100 adds wifi connectivity and resolves some design usability issues with the S3 Pro. On balance I would rate performance excellent 5 stars. Detection is so good I never enabled the side sensors.The Meidase menu system is excellent and includes operation hours which was important for my situation. It is also the first cam I have owned that correctly observes Daylight Savings Time. The 512GB SD card capacity is not only convenient but the cost efficiency over 32GB cards will eventually pay for the camera. It has a bottom tripod mount. CORRECTION The rear has belt lugs and cable lugs. I was thinking of my S3 Pro which lacks cable lugs.The wifi feature is a big plus for both viewing and changing settings. Initially connection was problematic but has been fixed with a recent update to the app and is much improved. A small stub antenna probably 3dbi was supplied and initially experiencing connection issues replaced it with an Eightwood 9dbi antenna that has worked well on my security cams. The connection problem has been resolved via software but the bigger antenna while not very stealth does give better range so I leave it on. The initial Bluetooth connection works 60' line of sight through a window and wifi 80' thru 2 walls.Lastly but importantly I had the opportunity to require customer service when one of my new S3 Pros proved to not be water tight leading to failure. First I tried contacting Meidase via Amazon's messaging system without response but when contacting support@meidase.com as per their web site response was immediate and after illustrating the problem over several emails, Amazon delivered a new camera a day and a half later. This was one of the best customer service interactions I have ever experienced and I have to commend Meidase. Interestingly it appears they listen to their customers and improve their products accordingly. The P100 wifi enabled cam remedies almost all my usability/convenience concerns with S3 Pro. I would consider both these Meidase cams a price performance leader and highly recommend them. The P100 is now my go to cam. 5 stars

The daytime video quality is decent. The night time video quality is fair to poor. There would be no way to expect to read a license plate or anything like that.The video recording process options have not been meaningfully thought out. This may be complicated, but very insightful. Here goes,You can set the recordings to capture from 5 to 60 seconds of video once motion is detected. Then, there is a re-trigger time. This is a period of time no recording will occur before It starts recording again, but only if the camera again detects motion. So, this means I may capture the first 5 seconds of someone walking up to my car to break the window out to steal my car stereo, which is little of nothing, then, after the re-trigger period, if it senses motion, it will then again record another 5 second clip. However, most likely, most thieves will have been in and out of the car and long gone by the time this cycle completes. The video recording feature does not allow it to continue recording until all motion stops, and for me, that renders it pretty much not so useful.So if you set your recordings to only capture five seconds then stop and re-trigger, you will only get the first 5 seconds of motion, then nothing for 10 or however many seconds you set re-trigger to, then if motion is again detected it will record again for 5 seconds and so on. In the meantime, everything occurring in between is not recorded and is lost forever. Just imagine if a real serious intense crime was taking place and we have cameras, but because of this limited ability, they capture little of nothing and provide no useful evidence. I would spend the rest of life mentally disturbed, knowing how it all went wrong, and one of the reasons they likely got away with it.The option is available to set the video to capture up to 60 seconds of video. However, this is absurd because most motion is simply a car going by or a cat walking across the driveway, which consists of a few seconds of motion then nothing. If I set it to 60 seconds I would constantly be capturing videos with four or five seconds of motion and then 55 seconds of nothing. Plus I would be burning up batteries in the process. In the end, I want to capture the entirety of a motion event, not a snippet of it, and not way more than is reasonably necessary.So it's either too little video, or way too much. There really is no predictable in between.Also, I have noticed various video clips where apparently motion had occurred, such as my dog going out the pet door. However, due to some sort of video start delay, the camera only captures the sound / motion of the pet door swinging and I see no actual dog going through it. This indicates to me that there was motion of a dog going through the door, but because of this video delay, it didn't actually capture the dog itself in motion. I've noticed this in other video clips as well, including video clips where I have walked through a room but the camera did not actually capture my body physically walking through because I had apparently walked so fast that by the time the camera started recording and tried to capture motion, it was too late.All of this may seem overboard, however, since living here, I've had my car broken into once, I've had my house broken into through a side window. Luckily, an off duty sheriff's deputy was driving home, saw it, and was able to intervene and arrest the perpetrator. On another occasion, someone attempted to kick in my back door while another person was visiting and staying in my home. We have experienced various crimes in the neighborhood, including multiple shootings, one arson, one murder, one hostage situation involving a grandmother and two children, criminal types spray painting houses and fences. So the potential for bad things to occur is very real.Now I'm scouring Amazon for continuous record WiFi cameras. Apparently the expectations I have will require me to get an on site hard drive to record the video so I do not have to pay for an outrageously expensive subscription service. I would prefer to find some that are wirelessly powered, however that's not looking so good so far, at least not in a reasonable price range.So these are the realities resulting from having the Blink system. I'm not sure looking back in hindsight that I would have outfitted myself with 11 of these cameras and a subscription service.

This was to upgrade my existing 720p camera made by D-Link which was adequate for most part but had poor night vision - which is important for use as a baby monitor. I installed it vertically over the crib and to cover the half of the bed which the baby lounges in during the day on his dock-a-tot. The field of vision was generous enough to cover it all. It comes with all necessary accessories to install it - screws, mounting guide, a long micro-USB cable (wish it was the newer USB-C but is not). All in all unpacking and installing took less than 30 minutes. The app was super user friendly - but beware it only supports the older 2.4Ghz band so make sure your router (especially the newer AX/WiFi-6 ones) still supports that signal. If you have an older router you should be fine. I have attached a screenshot of entire settings menu as it will give you an idea of what you can adjust/tweak.Pros:1. High Resolution (twice the usual 1080P - full HD - makes a BIG difference while zooming)2. Decent night vision - black and white (which is the norm) and everything is clearly visible3. Decent two-way audio and mic-sensitivity4. Easy to use app, should be easy for people who are not as tech-savvy5. Links easily with Alexa and Google so that I can view on my Google Hub/Alexa screens6. Quick load time (D-Link took much longer to load7. Has baby crying detection feature (see screenshot, but look at Con#2 - false positives)8. Activity zone setting is accurate and does not need to be a rectangle/blocks - you can exactly in any shape define the area (see photo to see what I mean)Cons**:** For all of these I will write to TP-Link Support - and if they resolve it - I will update the review1. SD Card recording is either 24/7 continuous or none which will wear down your card very fast - most cameras have an option to record only when there is motion (even my 2-3 years old D-Link 720p camera)2. Baby Crying Detection triggers off even with my wife's speaking to me (unless you want to say she sounds like a baby crying - don't think it is true or she will like that - LOL)3. No option to take photos or video within the app when your baby is doing something cute. It is a feature that I miss already in D-Link. The only workaround is to zoom in and take a screenshot - but it is just not the same and also taking video that way (screen recording feature) is really cumbersome4. Lot of features not accessible (see cons above) without starting to pay at least $3 per month. First month is free but still... ability to record clips/take photos should allowed within the app as many manufacturers including D-Link and Wyze do it. (see screenshot)Conclusion:I did a lot of research before buying this and honestly - there are not many high resolution cameras available right now. That feature alone, in my opinion, make this camera standout and overcome all these other cons. The ability to zoom in and take a photo (screenshot) with full details of my peacefully sleeping baby is priceless... That great resolution is what makes con #3 especially painful.

I am using this device as a helmet cam on my motorcycle and recording all my trips just like a dashcam. It is doing a great job so far. I love the fact that it comes with plenty of options for mounting and finding the right angle and a spare battery. I can just swap it if I need to record more. It will reset the date/time when you swap the batteries but its pretty easy to set the date. If you charge the battery on the cam, you wont need to worry about anything resetting.Update: After getting support from Akaso team, I found out if you turn off the camera and swap the batteries within 50 seconds the date/time doesn't reset. So I charge the batteries one by one and just swap them out instead of charging both of them at the same time and I dont need to worry about resetting date/time every time I change the battery.

La COOAU SPC06 ha stato senza dubbio un ottimo acquisto. Qualità/prezzo magnifico.L’ho comprata per iniziarmi in questo ambito ma senza spegnere troppo soldi in una professionista. Volevo avere dei ricordi delle uscite che faccio ed ha stato propio quello che cercavo.Bisogna capire però le caracteristiche della camera per sfruttare al massimo la sua capacità e non chiederli più di quello che è, intendo buona luminosità del ambiente, stabilizzazione video ottima relazione qualità video se il movemento non è troppo inestabillizazante.Piccola, liggeta, e tanti accesori per adattarla a qualsiasi punto.Il fatto di portare due batterie è veramente vantaggioso, mi manca anche un paio di SD card inclusse.Sono veramente contento con questo acquisto.

This is a great alternative to the much higher priced GoPro. We bought two GoPro knock offs to try out in Hawaii and they worked flawlessly. The video quality is excellent. It came with lots of clip accessories. Two batteries and a charger. BTW it takes about 2 hours to charge battery’s if totally dead. Charges two at once. The waterproof case worked excellent! No leaks. Comes with a spare back door im assuming in case you had a leak? Anyway we never needed the spare. Used the cams under water for manta rays and snorkeling. Will upload some vids so you can see quality. Didn’t change the day/date settin (never tried) This shows up on the vids but sure there is a way to shut off this feature.Cam can only support up to 32GB micro San Disk so don’t get a larger more expensive SD card. Buy the class 10 card (90+mb per sec write speed) The card suggested as an add on is a great price. I did shopping afterward and wished Inhad bought it but didn’t have time to wait as we were leaving on our trip. Be sure to play around with the cam before you are going to use it so you know how it works! It’s simple but there is a learning curve to switch between stills and video. The back viewing screen is a touch screen but obviously when it’s in a waterproof case you can’t use this feature so you have to use the buttons to switch between settings.Would highly recommend this camera as an add on to your photo/video arsenal. Recommend buying one of the GoPro travel cases which includes everything you can think of (floating handle etc) for $20. It came with travel case and at least 25 different attachments. Will link the item number later. It’s Amazons recommended accessory kit HAPY (spelled just like that)11/20/19 update!Still use this camera and has no issues. Going to put it in the car and use it as a dash cam. Reading instructions manual and has the feature for continuous recording and can starts recording when you start your vehicle. For this use don’t need super high res do 32gb card will record over an hour before it starts recording over itself. Oldest gets recorded over first etc. manual states 64gb card max but I have read some reviews indicate they are successfully using 128gb card but I personally have not verified this. 32/64gb cards aren’t now so inexpensive. Again it’s important to use a class 10 micro card with high speed recording capabilities.Also I recommend using the ISmart DV app over the ISmart Pro app that the instructions indicate. This app allows you much more flexibility like downloading pics via WiFi, using iPhone as a viewer and giving you full control (even changing can setting) instead of trying to use the small touch screen of the camera. As a side note we have friends who spent much much more on the Go Pros and the video quality shot at same settings was every bit as good if not slightly better on the V50 Pro.