We got this for our son originally because he wanted to do gaming videos and it turned out he didn't even end up needing the camera fast forward now I'm doing makeup videos on YouTube and was going to get a camera until I decided to try this one it is totally served its purpose it's a great camera and quality Imaging for what you paid for it the only thing that drives me insane is the focus it's a bit awkward and I feel like I'm always having to screw with it. Also this camera does not provide any sort of lighting so finding a way to light up my face while filming has been a little bit difficult maybe in the future I'll get a ring light and see if that helps

The title says it all. While you might be happy with this camera, please do NOT compare it to a gopro. Do not believe the reviews saying this is as good as a go-pro. I'm not saying this isn't a good camera, but compare the specs, the REAL specs when deciding which camera to buy. Beware of paid reviews on these cameras as well. Watch youtube videos of the image stabilazation, that will make it clear as to why this camera is not a 300 dollar camera. It may be good enough for your needs or your kids needs. There is a reason the top action cameras are expensive, and the budget ones are not, and why top sporting events use the Gopro, and not a 99 dollar camera. Think about it.

So, I bought this a little before Christmas to use with my youtube videos because the built-in mics on my cameras were not quite as good as I would like. I finally got a chance to test it out yesterday and I have to say that my initial experience with this mic is very positive. This thing is drop-dead simple to use. I had never before in my life used any mic system like this one and I had it out of the box and set up in just minutes.It is important to note that this is a Digital mic, not an Anolog mic. This is exactly what I wanted because I wanted to record straight to my computer without having to go through an analog to digital soundboard system, which are not cheap. That is exactly what this mic does. It is USB and you plug it right into your laptop or PC and start recording. In my case, I have a Windows 10 laptop and all I had to do was plug the mic into it and within seconds, it was ready to use. No setup, configuration or anything; It was just plug and go.I tested it against all four of the cameras that I use to record video with. These are a Sony A6500 mirrorless ICL camera (DSLR styleL, an SJCAM SJ7 Star Action Camera, and a Panasonic V180k Camcorder. I recorded a single phrase simultaneously on all these and then played each one back and compared the results with the audio file produced by the TONOR USB Condenser Microphone Recording Mic. The results were very clear. None of the other mics came close to the quality of recording that I got out of this mic. My voice sounded much more fuller and crisp with this microphone and there was a lot less background noise as well.The whole system feels very well built and feels like it will last. Time will tell this though. This is now my primary recording microphone for in studio recording. I will be using it a lot in the future and I will come back here and update this review once I have had a little more experience with it. For now, I am very happy.

had my pair for a year now im blown away they still work because of how much i paid for them and how heavily i use them. i work in a metal shop that is very loud and has a lot of metal dust flying around constantly. i keep one earbud in at a time and switch ears halfway through the day, they cancel noise like an earplug does if you shove them in deep enough. despite the constant usage of these bad boys and the invasive dust (thanks to magnetic charger) they're still kicking. downside is the touch function is absolute garbage and I'd prefer a button. they also stick out of your ear quite a lot so if you like to listen to stuff when you sleep you'd better sleep on your back

I absolutely love this machine!! I use it every night and prefer it to all other sound machines we’ve tried (nearly all other main ones on the market plus some lesser known ones). Two things that would make it absolute sleep perfection would be if it could be controlled by Alexa, so I didn’t have to power my phone on to control it from across the room in the middle of the night, and if it were rechargeable, with at least a ten hour run time on charged battery. The main reason I say that is because we travel a LOT, and camp in tents often, and the ability to run it without a plug-in cord would be excellent! It’s the best one and such a relaxing and realistic non looping sound. Perfect except for the things listed above. Worth every penny I paid!

Overall the sound is great., I haven't noticed any issues there. Music and videos sound crisp and clear. They are comfortable although the cups just barely fit over my ears.As far as noise canceling, I can still hear if someone in the room is talking but it sounds like they are in the next room over--distant and muffled but still clearly audible. However, this was with a fairly quiet video playing that had no background noise/music. With music playing at medium volume, you can't hear a thing.I got these while they were on sale so they are awesome for the price I paid!Edit: Have owned these for almost a year but unfortunately the plastic isn't the most durable. The joint on left earpiece fell apart. I'm not hard on my headphones and they never leave the house, so this is from mild wear and tear.

Okay, so the reviews stating about the electronic beep are very, very true. It's a very soft, almost melodic beep but it's not bad on the "fan" noise setting and once you get used to the fact that it's there (if possible), it's kind of soothing. It's a tiny device that's about the size of an average smartphone with a great big sound. I paid for 2 day shipping and got it last night, the wind kicked up here something awful and the power went out; this thing was a sanity-saver for someone who's used to having ambient noise at night.This would be a five star were it not for the electronic background beeping.

I use the Pocket for few months. For open shooting the pocket display is too small to control the shooting quality on the go. I bought an Osmo Pocket Mount Phone Holder and now it is possible to see everything on the phone's display. I paid around $400 for all.Later I found 3-Axis gimbal stabilizer for a phone with price around $100-120 and plan to buy it for following reasons:1. Ease shooting preparation.2. Easy Zoom and the phone turns control during shooting. There is no such options in Pocket.3. Much longer phone battery life, then Pocket's. Can even use spear battery for phone. Pocket does not have removable battery.4. Ability to sync files from phone to Cloud when shooting. Nothing like this for Pocket.I will use Pocket only for hidden shooting, hiding it in my cloth.