GoPro can GoAway. This AKASO V50 Elite lives up to its name. Elite. Used it for whitewater rafting and the quality, stability, and the price can't be beaten. The battery life is exceptional. Comes with a remote which I didn't use because it isn't waterproof but the led indicator on the front let me know it was recording. The waterproof housing did its job as I was underwater a lot!! Also undervalued at times is how well this unit does at stills. Clean and sharp. You cannot beat the price-performance point of this camera. Give it a try and you will be left saying to your friends" you paid what for your GoPro??"

I bought this camera specifically for filming my Turkey hunts this year. The camera performed amazingly well. The ability to start and stop my camera recording from its hidden location in the tree with a wireless connection 20ft away was really nice. The only thing that I would have done different with this purchase , knowing what I know now, would have been to buy a model of the Dragon Touch camera with an external microphone port. Which of course is available on Amazon.

I don't know whether the product was upgraded, but it fits great. Did reviewers who found the headphones to small simply not open up the expanding band? And unlike a previous brand I tried, these stay on very well, the ear padding correctly on ear and therefore cutting out background noise, and the microphone arm is sturdy and a nice distance from my mouth - close enough to transmit clearly but not in the way.I highly recommend this product, and pleased with the excellent price.

Having used a 10D for about five years, and having passed up on buying the 20D and 30D, I finally decided it was time to update. This camera is just as easy to use, with several improvements, including a much bigger LCD screen. Since it is a direct descendant of my older camera, it felt very familiar immediately, with no "learning curve." I highly recommend this for the "part-time pro," that is somebody who must rely on the performance and reliability of a camera to get the job done and get paid, but who doesn't have the day-in-day-out volume of business to justify the price of a $7K+ "real" pro camera. It is an exceptionally good deal.

I bought this camera to mount on my ATV while riding the Alpinr Loop mountain trails of Colorado ($38). My friend paid $300 for her go pro camera for the same trip. The Vivitar included led screen, zoom, mounting bracket and many other features which the go pro did not. After reviewing comparable trail videos from each camera, I was pleasantly surprised at the clarity of the Vivitar. The go pro was a little bit clearer, but not over $200 worth (in my opinion). Also, the Vivitar held its charge for over 2 days riding, the go pro charge would not last a 4 hour ride. The Vivitar is an excellent buy for the price.Mike, Dallas

I work from home and do most of my calls through various cloud based meeting services, using my device's integrated audio and video without a headset. However, I have found an increasing need to have a peripheral headphones and microphone for the purpose of ambient noise cancellation.I use this headset with the 3.5mm audio jack, as I have other USB devices plugged into the ports on the laptop I use. However, I have tested the headset with both the 3.5mm cable and the USB-a connection to ensure the quality of this device. There is a USB-A to USB-C adapter for anybody who will need to connect via USB-C.Regardless of the connection, the sound quality is the same. I like the USB connection because it does have controls for the volume, muting the ear piece, and muting the microphone. These all work great. I wish the USB cord was easier for me to use without having to unplug other devices or add an external USB hub to increase the number of ports I have at my disposal (My problem and not that of the hardware we are talking about). The 3.5mm cable does not have these controls so when using it, you will have to adjust the volume and microphone settings on the computer itself.The sound quality is pretty good. It's not high end. The higher or the lower the volume, the more sound distortion I get. Overall, sound does seem slightly muffled to me, again, a person who normally does not use a headset, but I believe that this is more the extraneous noise cancellation than the quality of the sound it produces. I have been using it all morning and it is really the most noticeable when I don't have somebody talking in my ear. (Please note, I do not see in the product description anything about noise cancellation with the earpiece. The product description talks about the noise cancelling mic.)The microphone is pretty good. Physically, it is not intrusive in the line of site and I like that I can move it around for the best position for me. None of my call companions have complained about me not being able to be heard so I will take that as the mic works as it should.The headset is not too heavy, although, I personally feel that it is a little big for my head, even with the headband in the most contracted position. The ear pad is soft and doesn't trap heat by my ear.I like it. It is not going to be something that I use every day because of my preference for how I use my device's capability, but it is definitely a worthy piece to keep on my desk for times that I need it.

I use this speaker primarily for streaming news in the morning while shaving, showering and getting dressed, whether at home or traveling. It’s great for that purpose. The sound is surprisingly good for its small size and low price. It is absolutely superior to the built in speaker in my iPhone and iPad. It does not perform as well a larger Bluetooth speakers, but given its size and price I am quite pleased. Only drawback is no microphone, so I cannot use it as a speaker phone.

Absolutely love this gaming wheel! The force feedback is plenty strong if you ask me. Only the sturdiest of gaming rigs will hold this thing steady. The pedals feel great, the fit and finish on the wheel is great. It's held up to countless sweaty palm racing weekends with friends. The white power LED that others have complained about I haven't even noticed. Only thing that nags me once in awhile are the buttons. I sometimes feel the need to just use my regular controller when making multiple tuning changes or dealing with the DVR. Now if only I could find a gaming rig that isn't double what I paid for the wheel and pedals!