If you are looking for a camera because you want to take pictures of something, stop here. Do not buy this.If you are looking for a toy for your child, particularly because you don't trust them with YOUR phone or camera, then this is pretty awesome. It does take (terrible) photos and video, has a bunch of (terrible lo-res) frames and a few filters built in. It's durable, and is operable by little hands. My 4 year old quickly figured out how to turn it on and take pictures and how to cycle through the various frames. It has a faux viewfinder that is actually the lens for the selfie-cam, which appears to be the same quality as the forward facing lens.A few pictures are included with this review, all taken by the camera in the hands of aforementioned 4 year old. As you can see the image quality is absolute garbage. The timestamp is put on there by the camera and I haven't found a way to remove it. But if those things don't bother her, it doesn't bother me.The camera fits really well in my kid's hands. It has a built in battery (not AAA's) and charges via USB-C. The battery life is pretty good; we've been on two hikes, a zoo trip, and a "take pictures of mommy's toes" day and haven't needed to charge it yet. It comes with a 32GB microSD card, is ready to use out of the box, and getting the photos onto my computer was as easy as inserting the SD card into a USB reader.It has the functionality to play a couple minigames like snake, but we haven't explored this function and have not told the kids about it.

I was skeptical about this macro lens, because I had never used one on my iPhone and couldn't imagine that it could capture images of microscopic subjects. I like to photograph mushrooms, fungi, mosses and the tiniest details of flowers. This Xenvo lens does all of that with perfection. It's easy to learn, has two lenses, and comes in a handy, durable case. I recommend without reservation.

Purchased this product as an alternative to the more popular more expensive camera. So glad I did. It arrived same day and I immediately unpacked it. The packaging was top notch.The camera and all the accessories are very well built with what seems to be strong materials.I charged the two batteries that came with the unit while I fiddled with all the possible mounting options that came with the purchase.The camera was self explanatory. So simple to use and set up. The instructions were clear and easy to follow.Once it was set up I decided to give it a try.The camera gives multiple options for picture resolution and I found that the The picture quality was very nice. The pictures came out really crisp and clean.The video was equally as impressive. Really nice wide angle recording that doesn’t seem to have any delay or pixilation.The wide lense does have a little fisheye effect on the very ends but that’s to be expected in such a small camera with 170 degree Lens.Using this camera to video my kids basketball and soccer games and it is just perfect.The only reason this camera didn’t get 5 stars is because the process of connecting this camera to the iPhone app and then using the app to view or operate the camera is a little glitchy and unreliable.I wish it would have come with a suction cup (powerful one) so I can suction it to a wall in a gym.I have not tried the camera in water so can’t comment on that part, but the waterproof case sure looks like it will hold up under water.Overall real happy with this product.

This lens is amazing and takes incredible shots. I bought it specifically for nature - plants etc...and it picks up the crystals and hairs growing off of the leaves beautifully. It is still new, so I haven't taken advantage of all of the features - but so far - I love it! Also, the case it comes in is decent - not cheap.........adding the lanyard was a nice touch too. ~ I highly recommend this lens to those looking ~

I'm pretty happy with this camcorder. We bought two of them and they, like most consumer cameras, are a little clunky out of the box. Features like auto light on/off, auto horizon level, and demo mode, can make it finicky to get your shot the way you want it, but a quick few minutes in the menu, got this camera in good working order. It has a great zoom lens with optics that allow the image to be sharp even at the tele end of the lens. I have noticed that the edges of the picture aren't super sharp when the camera is zoomed all the way out wide. For our application this isn't an issue as we'll be using this as a close up camera 99% of the time. This camera cannot record in 4K and output video via HDMI at the same time (HDMI will go out when you start recording), it can output and record to 1080P at the same time, however. The 4K is a little soft, as you would expect with a consumer camcorder, however the footage looks fantastic when scaled down to 1080p. The built in microphone is hands down the best quality I've ever heard from a built in camcorder mic. It sounds as if I'm using an external recorder. I'm also glad it has a built in video light and nightvision, however as I mentioned earlier, the built in light turns on and off constantly in auto mode, so I recommend disabling auto and switching it on/off manually when needed.

Getting back into skiing with my kids, so pulled out my 20-year old Smith goggles, last used 10 years ago, and not only was the foam gone, but the plastic was cracked as well. So off I went in search of a new pair. I chose 4 budget goggles to try out (not sure how much we will ski, so not going to invest in a name-brand pair just yet). (top left) OutdoorMaster OTG Ski Goggles (Black frame, Blue Lens VLT 60%), (top right) OutdoorMaster Ski Goggles PRO (Black frame, Blue Lens VLT 60%), (bottom left) Findway Ski Goggles OTG (Black Frame, Silver Lens VLT21 %. (bottom right) ZIONOR Lagopus Ski Snowboard Goggles (Blue Frame, Clear Blue Lens VLT 60%). All four came with bags as shown.OutdoorMaster OTG - rating 4/5- Field of view - second widest of the 4, especially horizontally- Profile - noticeably higher profile at 1-1/8” thick frame at top center, jutting out from the lens, contour dips down a bit in the center, making it not match the curve of my helmt- Strap - long enough for a helmet, not rubberized, but easy to adjust as a result- Fit - this fit my face well and, though I preferred the design of the Findway, the strap on that one was just too short, so I went with this one.OutdoorMaster PRO - rating 4/5 - **THIS ITEM**- Removable Lens - This one has a removeable lens that is held in place with magnets, which is potentially useful if you change between different conditions. However, for those of us in the Northeastern US, it’s pretty much always cloudy, so a lighter lens will generally do. It comes with a separate rigid case for the lens, which is a nice bonus- Field of view - second narrowest of the 4, especially horizontally - I think this is because the magnetic frame has to be a bit thicker to hold the removeable lens in place- Profile - noticeably higher profile at 1-1/8” thick frame at top center, with the lens on the other surface- Strap - long enough for a helmet, and rubberized as well- Fit - runs a bit narrower than the OTG, and was not as comfortable on my faceFindway OTG - rating 4/5- Field of view - widest field of view of the 4, especially horizontally- Profile - low profile with 1” thick frame at the top center- Strap - rubberized but too short to wear around a helmet (this was a killer), it was also hard to adjust (had to pull thru one buckle, then the other), and bunched up at full extension- Fit - this was actually the best fit for my face, and a desparately wanted to keep them, especially because of the cool mirrored lens, but the strap was just too short to fit around a helmet (I could get it on, but the goggles pressed into my face too hard). If it were the old days of no helmets, this would be the winner for sure.ZIONOR Lagoups - rating 3/5- Field of view - narrowest of the 4, especially horizontally- Profile - low profile with 1” thick frame at top center- Strap - long enough for a helmet, not rubberized, easy to adjust- Fit - this was the narrowest of the four, and much too narrow for my face.Ultimately, I decided to go with the OutdoorMaster OTG, although the Findway was actually the best fit other than the strap being too short to fit around my helmet.

NOTE: This review was originally for BLACK model, but blue is most popular so repeating here for the benefit of others.First, for all those comparing this to the GoPro, get real. Spend the extra $200+ to get a GoPro if that is the performance you are expecting. That said, this is still a great little camera and does the job for what I need. Plus I won't lose any sleep if I hit something and smash it to pieces.Picture Quality: I'm happy with it. I'm not looking for super HD quality. I just want a good video of my ride. This camera delivers. At 720 resolution the frame rate is only 30, which is fine for many purposes, but when using the bar mount on an ATV the vibration is often too much for the slow frame rate and causes a ripple effect in the picture. Drop back to the 640 mode and it increases the frame rate to 60 and all is good. Still very happy with the image. The wide angle lens gets everything in the picture.Battery: At 440mAh it's not a huge battery (actually, it's 2 x 220mAh batteries on each side of the lens), but I still get in about 2 hours of video. That works out fine because I ride for about 2 hours and return to camp to grab some food. Charge the camera on the ATV while eating and then back out for another 2 hours. Battery life actually improved after a few charge and full discharge cycles.My only complaints are: 1) you cannot power it externally. When you plug a USB cable into it, the camera goes into PC camera mode. 2) As I expected, the microphone is inside a sealed case, so it picks up very little other than vibration and contact with the case.

I'd previously ordered (and reviewed) the pink version of this camera, and - after looking at other, similar cameras - I decided this camera is the best way to let children see if they enjoy taking photos of their world.This camera is cute. It's nice and small for little hands. The plastic camera body seems pretty sturdy. And I like that the lens flips up and down, so a child won't inadvertently take a selfie or film themselves without realizing it.The controls aren't entirely intuitive, so - at first - a parent will need to guide the child through the various camera features, probably a few times. It took me about ten minutes - following the illustrated instructions - to start taking photos. After that, it was easy.The photo and video quality is very good, and likely to please a child. After all, this is just a beginner's camera.There's also a nice array of digital games the child can play on the camera. The games are simple enough to enjoy, even on the small screen.I'm not quite sure why the kit includes some smiling-face stickers, but it's a cute touch.I was impressed enough to order this camera in two colors - pink and blue - as gifts for children in our family. These cameras have such a fun appearance, I think they're ideal for little kids to learn about photography, and perhaps pursue it as a hobby... or even inspire them to a career as a photographer.