Sound is good, battery life is sufficient for several hours of play & small enough to tuck into a bag. Bluetooth is easy to setup for those without a lot of technical knowledge.

I am happy with this sling pack. It is much better than the "hand bag" style. One thing of note, when I have the tripod on it and full of gear, it tends to slip off my shoulder when I unclip it and slide it around to the front to access the camera.As set up when it arrived, the one compartment at the top end of the pack is a little restricted access because of the zipper opening. Construction seems good, I am happy with this purchase.I still prefer it to the handbag.

Love it. I use it with my phone + mobile adapter (bought separately). Very easy to set up and move around. I will admit there are some finer adjustment nobs that go over my head as a casual user, but it was worth it for me to buy the more expensive model to make sure it was sturdy. When it's all adjusted and tightened, it does not budge. I think it would do well with larger/heavier cameras. I wish it had come with a phone adapter, but the one I bought fits on fine. The carrying bag fits perfectly snug, so the only way I can fit the phone adapter in the bag with it is to put the tripod in the bag upside down. It's a tight fit, but it works.

The camera is very compact and works well. The back screen menus are very clear and handle all aspects of camera operation. The screen is very sensitive, so you have to use a light touch. Otherwise, you bring up sub menus.The only “issue” I have had was connecting to WiFi. When you connect (it connects flawlessly), the camera stays on the connected screen and renders the back screen viewfinder useless. I would have expected that once the connection was made, it would flip back to viewfinder mode. The blue light on the top of the camera indicated the state of the WiFi connection. So why does it stay on the back screen?Also, the RF connection to the remote disconnects the WiFi (at least on my camera). But, it does connect and work nicely.The camera comes with a grab bag of accessories. I’m not sure what all of them are for since the documentation does not detail the accessories. Overall, the camera is great, but the documentation of the features and accessories is less so. The camera comes with 2 batteries, a charger and a usb cable that plugs into a USB port.The app is, at best, clunky. It certainly does not make any use of a modern GUI. But it does trigger the shutter, allow choice of camera mode and allow viewing the pictures / videos on the camera.Overall, a very good item at a great price.

This was a gift for my dad's hunting bag. I did take it out and inspect it before giving to him...seemed to be a good quality monocular and a great value

I love this tripod!!!! I bought it to take on a trip to New York with me. I used it everywhere. It is very versatile and I used it to position my camera on walls, postal boxes, the pavement and fences. I took it to the top of the Empire State building and got some amazing shots at dusk (where you need something stable) - places like Empire State Building and Rockefeller usually frown on taking full size tripods but have no problem with this mini tripod. Its very sturdy and takes a full frame camera (Nikon D4S with 24-70 lens) no problem. Easy to put in your camera bag and even to carry around with you on a day trip out. I cannot recommend this highly enough. its my all time favorite photo gadget.

The wrist strap piece is such a cool gadget, makes me feel like a spy and despite the velcro on it, it doesn't scratch or make my skin feel itchy at all. The helmet mount is great for when I'm riding my bike, it stays firmly latched in the hole and doesn't jerk around. And the floater is super helpful for keeping track of my camera and taking it under water. Great brief case bag to keep it too, really completes the set.

Great small/light tripod for any camera or probably a spotting scope too. The legs are quite stiff even though they are fairly thin because they are so short so I had no problem doing some double-exposure photography manually clicking the shutter button because I don't have a remote yet, and I didn't get any misaligned shots. As with all tripods, always extend the thicker legs first to prevent the most flexing and only extend the smaller legs as a last resort. The head, which had quick-release, moves surprisingly smoothly for only being a $29.99 tripod. It comes with a little bag which is about the same length but slightly thicker than a can of tennis balls, and it fits in my full-size tripod bag so I always carry both together.