I was first attracted to Wolfang after comparing price and features for "Action Cameras". I had been using my iphone 8 to video my 49cc backroad scooter adventures. I had a handlebar phone mount and chest lanyard, but the videos were often shaky and would displace being able to use the phone for Bluetooth music and other needs. I found the Wolfang GA100 for much less than I thought I had to spend. I used the GA100 to produce a two part riding video and was impressed with the video quality, included accessories and ease of use. I decided to purchase a 2nd camera - their next version up - GA300.Besides producing great video at a very reasonable price point...what do I like about the Wolfang GA300:1) All the attachments/mounting hardware that are included. Gone is the need to try to figure out how to securely hold my phone to the bike/me to capture the ride. I was able to use the included hardware to set up a three way pivot motorcycle helmet mount so I can easily aim and adjust the camera in the desired direction. I also use the included handlebar mount to provide an alternative perspective in the videos (actually going to use the GA100 for the bar mount and the GA300 for the helmet mount). Straps and mounts are included to use for many different configurations and a clip mount to use to clip to a strap (i.e. backpack shoulder strap)One of the accessories is a shutter remote control (strap to wrist like watch). I used this a couple of times, but found the phone app a better alternative. I think the remote would be good for many uses such as videoing yourself speaking to the camera.2) Ability to use an external microphone (included). I have a helmet rider communication system that I wanted to maintain but also add the ability to "speak to the camera" when riding. I'm sure that I could have found an expensive option to tie in my current system to a higher end action camera...paying $100's of dollars more... No need, the supplied micro-usb microphone works great. I put the camera in the helmet mount, plug the mic in, tuck the excess cord behind the helmet padding and zip tie the mic to my current communication system mic boom.3) Noise reducing microphone and "Wind Noise Reduction" setting. This is a major upgrade from the GA100 and is probably my most appreciated upgrade. The GA100 does not have the noise reduction setting and the microphone picked up a lot of extraneous noise. The GA300 mic/noise reduction works great. I drove with my face shield open to test the wind mode and was surprised how well this worked. In fact, after closing the shield, there was little difference in the background noise (both quiet) - the mic clearly picked up my voice, no wind noise and I could still hear some of the background engine...but not overpowering.4) Touchscreen - I found the touchscreen makes initial setup and changing settings easier. (The camera non-touchscreen buttons for On/Off, Shutter, Up/Down work well also work well when in the waterproof case).5) Upgraded phone app. iSmart DV is an upgrade over the app used with the GA100. The phone generates a local wifi network, attach the phone to the network, start the app and now you can use the phone as a remote monitor (I use this to check my camera aim). You can monitor a live feed, start and stop recording/take pictures. You can also review the video saved on the camera (works great in the lower resolution video settings).Other stuff...- GA300 camera has the ability to mount directly to a tripod/selfie stick...without having to put it in the case or other bracket (another upgrade over the GA100)- The waterproof case release lever has been simplified (I really didn't have an issue with the old version).- 2 batteries included, No microSD card included - needed to record/take picturesLooking back, I'm glad I purchased the GA100 to get familiar with Wolfang and action cameras at a very low entry level price. But now experiencing the GA300 for only a small additional cost, knowing what I know now, I probably would have gone with the GA300. Makes me wonder about what features their upper level cameras have to offer...

I purchased these for my outdoor patio area and I must say I was extremely impressed by the quality of the audio and how loud they get luckily I don't have any neighbors but if I did they might be complaining. I will definitely be thinking about purchasing a second set for my garage.

Very sensitive so I can hear rustling and not just crying. I like that I can turn the sound off but that there are visual indicators of sound that I can watch.

On one case charge maybe longer. They are comfy and do not hurt my ears like the air pods do. great sound quality nice and loud too. from now on i will be sticking with bose.

If I can give this review 100 stars I would. I'm only on chapter 2 but I can't put it down. It's extremely well written and incredibly insightful with tons of little tidbits on how NOT to intimidate or scare our furry friends.

I had the HR, but got tired of the same old black watch. I also needed a bigger display. This was the perfect answer. I love that I can see the time without my glasses and I can swap bands around. UPDATE: I've had it for one year now and I've never had any trouble with it. I did get the screen protectors and and very glad I did. I really like being able to switch the bands around too. Very happy with this watch.

Replaced our older cameras that have been up for about 10 years. They were good, but the picture was nowhere near as clear as these. The nighttime picture is just as clear as the day...you can see each blade of grass in our yard. We are still working on the sensitivity so it does not see a moth or bush as a humanoid, but we are getting it...love the recording capacity for sure.

I didn't do that much research on these, but they looked good from the blurb on Amazon. So I got two. I was not prepared for the adjust-ability and ease of use. They are light in weight, appear to be well made and seem to function properly. The smartphone networking features worked right out of the box and amused me to no end. These lights are replacing several big other lights I have. They are a big space savings for my small video "studio."