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 This camera isn’t your typical looking kids camera it actually looks very grown up, something that will appeal to children. It’s black with red accents and has a grippy rubbery feel to it so it won’t slip out of little hands, in addition to this there is a lanyard that could be used.This already had some charge, it’s straightforward to use with only a few buttons to press it is intuitive and easy for its younger users. One aspect of this I found fantastic was the ability to zoom by rotating the lens. This mimics an actual SLR and encourages STEM learning, focusing a camera is very much a learned skill that is transferable to science, lab work etc.The fun part of this camera is all of the effects/frames available to use, I’ve actually made a short video to showcase these. From aeroplanes to fast food there is a plethora of scenes to chose and some moving ones too. They really do spark the imagination with wearable hats or speech bubbles.Supplied with a 32G memory card this has everything your little one needs to get started on their journey into photography.Currently £72.99 (9/21) and with a 15% off voucher available bringing it to about £62 I think given it is supplied with a memory card and you don’t have to purchase one separately which would cost around £7, you’re technically paying £55 for the camera. Very reasonable given the quality and functions available. I prefer this being more adult looking as when your child becomes a teen they can continue to use it not embarrassed by a childish looking toy camera. A good investment for your little one that should hopefully provide hours of fun and creativity.

We bought this little cam 2 days before our trip to Hawaii to use on our manta ray scuba dive, we were surprised with the sound quality underwater and how well it pick up sound. The touch screen is very useful, easy to operate underwater. We were also surprised with how well it handled on bumpy roads as we were filming. Some of our pictures turned out blurry, but it was because we did not wipe off the lens after water use or on dirt roads. Just make sure to clean the lens after each activity to ensure good picture quality.

After purchasing 3 different camera glasses these are the best I have tried.Pros: Comfortable, wide, nice picture, Good case, comes with lanyard, easy to operate compared to other camera glasses, sunglasses offer protection.Product acts as card reader, comes with SD card.Picture is quite stabilized and not jittery, shaky or lagged when casually recording a quickly running puppy outside.Picture has been laggy and unstable in some of the other glasses I've tried. These also have no field of review restriction like some of the other glasses that have a dark peripheral corona on the edges of the picture.Cons: Bulky and a little clunky on the face occasionally during certain activities (lanyard helps w this)The camera is openly visible for those who wish to record anonymously but no visible on/off light.Anonymous recording is easier when a hat is worn to somewhat conceal lens. Also can be worn on top of hat for more stealth recording.Not practical on the face for indoor recording, best used in outdoor activites.4/5 stars as they are very sturdy and well built along with good function and included accessories.

I am heading to see the Northern Lights and in researching how to take pictures, it recommended using a wide angle lens. I bought this one due to the reviews and to be honest I wasn't even sure what the lenses would do. The videos that came with it were great in helping explain the purpose and how to use them. I started practicing with the wide angle lens and I am already enjoying the feature as I was able to take a picture of all my guests for a party, and now my husband and I both show up in the selfies! Can't wait to use it to capture the sky in Norway.

I set this up in my back garden, to get a better look at my night-time visitors and feeding birds. I've been particularly hoping to get a better view of the hedgehog that sometimes shuffles through.The camera comes as a well-presented and well-featured outfit. The camera itself has a hard plastic body, with a camouflage effect on the front, so you can hide it in plants and woodland, where it will merge in. There is a sloping solar panel on the top of the camera, and this gives it the appearance of a little bird house/nesting box. The front houses the camera lens along with PIR triggers and low-light assist beams.Power is provided by a built-in lithium battery, which once charged through the mains, can be topped up through the solar panel. There is an option to install 4 AA batteries as a backup. A 32GB MicroSD card and a USB cable are provided. Images can be transferred to the computer along the cable, or to your phone via WiFi using the camera app - QR codes are provided for Apple and Android. There is a mounting kit for setting the camera on a wall or such, as well as a long strap for lashing the camera to a tree or other heavy object.The camera setup is quite easy. - there is a range of menu options for both still photos as well as video. You can choose to use both and the camera will take a shot and record a short video. You set the length of the recording in seconds. For testing purposes, I just set the length to 15 seconds. I don't know what the upper limit is, but very probably in minutes. Using the highest resolution movie, a 15-second clip takes up around 30MB. The card can be replaced with a higher capacity if you are planning to take long videos.For stills work, there are a number of resolutions, from 15MP up to 40MP. As you might expect, image quality is improved with higher resolution. In daylight, the images are in colour, and drop to night-vision mono in low light. The clarity and colour are both very good.I've left a number of settings at their defaults, particularly the PIRs. You can change the rate of polling and how long they activate, but this does hit battery life. Leaving at default, the lithium battery barely drops 5% on an overnight watch.The camera is rated as waterproof, but typically, when I took advantage of some wet weather to test the camera in, it stopped raining.Finally, the app. It's pretty straightforward. I have an iPhone 12 and connecting via Bluetooth and to the camera's WiFi hotspot were very easy. I have transferred images from the camera to my phone without a problem, but tend to bring it inside and connect to my computer.This is a well-featured and very functional trail camera. I haven't seen the hedgehog yet. but the birds are entertaining. I really do recommend this camera.

Love this camera! Bought it without being sure that the PTZ features would work with an older NVR from 2015 (ION-NVR-8), an NVR that doesn't list if and or what version of ONVIF that it supports. Turns out the PTZ controls on the NVR work with no problem for this camera. The web interfaces for the ION NVR and this camera are very similar, so much that it seems the ION NVR and this camera are re-labled products from the same manufacturer. Hard to know since many IP cameras and NVR's these days are from China. Anyway, it is totally compatible with my ION NVR and every feature on the camera can be controlled via the NVR's web interface. Documentation from the Sunba is good enough, although it seems a little disjointed as an add-hoc collection of information, but it's good enough if you are already a little familiar with IP cameras. Customer support is very good. I emailed with a couple of questions and received prompt and helpful replies. The image quality of the camera is very good, and the 20x zoom extremely powerful, much more than is really needed for a back-yard setup. The night-time illumination via infared LED's is excellent. There are two ranges for the LED's that are automatically controlled, a short range and an extended range that turn on when the lens is zoomed about half way. Didn't have any problems at all getting this configured and working with a POE+ injector over about 120 feet of cat5e. The camera is described as 'mini' but is fairly bulky and heavy compared to IP bullet type cameras. Sunba does offer a pendant type mount but it's expensive and takes a long time to get it so I bought some metal pieces at Home Depot and fabricated my own mount. There are a hand-full of connectors that come out of the camera including the CAT5 POE+ connector and some others. If you are powering it via POE+ and not using a microphone, then you won't need the other connectors. I mounted a small water-proof box next to the camera to keep the unused connectors out of the weather.

Delivered In its own branded boxInside the box you get the wildlife cam and a strap ( for attaching around a tree ) a usb charging lead and instructions .Using the app it's simple to set up the camera . You need to fully charge the unit , using the usb charging cable before attempting to install it .Unlike other wildlife cams this one has two power supplies . There is a battery compartment which takes 4 AA batteries ( not supplied )this is used as back up . The main power supply comes from the built in solar panel which is located at the top of the camera and because of its angle as well as capturing the sun's rays it also acts as shelter from rain for the cameras lens .You can get instant playback on your mobile phone via the app . The picture quality is fantastic and the sound is good too .This Solar wildlife Camera can take an SD card ( it needs to be a high end one ) .I've seen plenty of wildlife cams before but this is the first Solar powered one . It's priced just under £120 which may be a tad on the expensive side but definitely worth it .

Vicoo, dct and kityhawk are all the same camera's with minor varieties, their apps are the same, but named different, they are a 1080p generic camera.The cam works great and has 3 levels of IR light, also has an led flashing light that can be set to flash during an alarm. It also has an alarm and 2 way talk and an alarm sound you can turn on, motion has 3 settings from low to high and looks great in color during the day and black and white in night vision.You can record to a mini sd card of 128gb, or 20 seconds without cloud service or micro sd card, it has digital zoom with no zoom lens, comes with 2 types of mounting brackets, 2 way tape and mounting screws.I just ordered my second camera and you can add up to 5 more camera's.Notifications to my cell due to an alarm is almost instant every test I ran a was under or around 2 seconds.The camera is well built and totally wireless, has a nice loud 2 way speaker, no cords at all and can be hooked up in less then a minute. I added a 128gb card and use the cloud storage for $4 a month, the longer you subscribe, the cheaper, ex 1 month, 6 months and 12 months.The camera is waterproof, the only problem with these is that they don't work with Alexa but send video over wifi to your phone, still working on getting a cam app I can use my tv to display camera's, I'm trying tiny cam pro and will update my review when finished.The wireless battery can last up to 6 months before needing recharge (mine is mounted outside for over a week now and my battery is at 98%.)when mounted within an area with low traffic. This camera comes with the recharge cord but no plug, it uses a macro plug instead of usb-c.Directions are English and makes sense, the app has a zone setting were you can change the area you want covered which cuts down false alarms. This camera is really a generic A@lo.