Was pleasantly surprised that the GoPro Hero9 did actually produce excellent videos and images. Super on a large computer monitor and also excellent on the TV.Haven't had a chance to check out all of the bell and whistles, but using it as a head mounted camera, it was wonderful with the exception of the awful smell from the material used in the straps. Seems like everything from China has the odor. Hope it airs out soon. Remember that as you are pedaling along on your bicycle, you tend to rock back and forth. Your video will, too. The microphone did a decent job of picking up sounds including roosters crowing and my huffing and puffing going up hills.Nice smooth videos as I turned my head even while pedaling. Good wide angle videos.Quality seems to be as good as my Sony camcorder. Next test will be wearing it on my wrist while biking then on my torso. Very convenient to carry and relatively light weight.The unit does get hot, but I did not feel the heat on my head considering the strap must have been a buffer. Tested in early morning sun in Arizona about 75º.Biggest complaint is the battery life. For the hour I was out riding around the neighborhood, the battery went from fully charged to 24%. This will not do for upcoming vacation, so I will have to buy at least one more. Will have to swap out if I plan to fill the whole 128GB card. I only used about 122GB for that hour.Oh, another thing...The camera automatically breaks the video up into 4GB files. It is seamless. I checked the last frames on each file and they matched the beginning of the next.

Ordered this for my son and his 17th birthday!! Chose this specifically because of the subwoofers and boy, you would’ve thought we had purchased an entire home stereo system… He was over the moon happiest with this gift- and mind you, he also received a new PS4 gaming station!!I was apprehensive how well the sub would sound in a small Bluetooth speaker and truly, it suits the needs we have perfectly. Those needs being… “I’m 17 with a few friends over (ha! Must remember we’re in the middle of COVID-19..!!) and we want to turn up music in my room, take the music to the pool… Or, just tell people we have our very own subwoofer! Sad but true, it’s all about bragging rights at this age… If this is any indication of the coolness factor, I’ve had two parents contact me asking what exactly was purchased to make us the coolest parents of the year!! That is The best endorsement I need.As for functionality, I’m impressed the sound quality can turn an adequate size living room into a rave, mosh pit, country jamboree… Whatever your poison is- this speaker does not distort at the higher volume, which I was concerned about. The fact the music of choice happens to be mostly rap is another story… but, that is not the speakers fault it’s my sons poor taste in music!As you can tell I am not a stereo guru or techie nope! Not in any capacity… I do know you can enter an SD card which was pretty impressive to the kids… I know they can lay tracks if that makes anyone feel better? Personally, I just made certain that had nothing to do with using drugs- and when I was assured it clearly wasn’t… I let them do their thing!Great idea I want to toss out… We also chose a Bluetooth microphone that runs about the same price as the speaker- And.. as the kids listen to music they can karaoke of sorts… Using a lot of fun features the microphone has (Voice distortion, echo, voice enhancing.. truly the ability to make anyone sound better than they do!) I mention this because, together these two items have created such a fun source of entertainment for the small crowd… And during the quarantine I will take it all day long!At night- my son plugs in the speaker so it’s fully charged and they have used it for a few hours at a time without any issue a battery‘s dying… Note, if next to an outlet you could also keep speaker plugged in and use it just the same. Technically, if plugged in this could run 24/7- but, not sure you want to torture yourself that way!?I will admit, this does remind me a little bit of my old high school days in the 80’s.. when we would carry around a “boom box” on our shoulder- yep! You never knew when you needed to have a break dancing riff-off..!! The only thing different is, this Bluetooth speaker is half the size! Looks the same but a mini me version..If looking for something to listen to that produces decent sound quality and definitely gets a throaty base this is it! Kids will appreciate it parents be warned-I hope this info helps.. feel free to let me know!

I've purchased 3 Wolfang action cameras; GA100, GA300 and this most recent purchase GA420. I feel Wolfang is a great quality/value combination. This camera line fills my need and my budget.If you're looking to dip your toe in and have an easy to use entry level action camera, start with the GA100. It has most of what you need to get a feel for how you might use this type of camera. I was impressed, and I still use the GA100 if I'm using multiple cameras while recording. My second camera was the GA300 and I really like that it uses the same batteries as the GA100, has touchscreen and the external microphone was improved and software was upgraded with wind noise reduction mode and better image stabilization.Satisfied with my 1st two Wolfang cameras, I decided to add another to give me a 3rd viewpoint on my adventure rides. If you want to buy just one camera and are willing to spend just a little more, I suggest going with the GA420.This is now my primary action camera (helmet cam when riding/chest mount or stick-cam when hiking).The construction of the camera is more robust (all metal case). The battery is more robust - 2hr/battery recording time right out of the box (50%+ more). The external microphone is important to me as I use the cam attached to a boom mic inside my helmet. The audio is very clear with no wind noise. I like that I can now use the camera without the waterproof case. I still have to plug in the external mic, so there is some exposure...but greatly reduced due to the sealed camera construction.I have not had issues with my other Wolfang cameras, however I can tell this camera (GA420) has sturdier construction. It is heavier. Has a metal case and sealed access doors to the battery/card and jack ports.The other major feature is the front facing screen. I can see how this will be very useful to ensure an in-frame shot when recording while facing the camera.I really like the WiFi/mobile app. I use it when initially setting up the cameras to make sure I have the camera properly positioned. I occasionally use the app to start and stop the recording and check short test shots before setting out on an hour ride/recording session. I usually have the WiFi turned off during rides to save on battery life. During a day's Adventure Recording, I usually will go through 2 or 3 sets of batteries so the increased battery time on the 420 is great...the trade off is that the batteries are not interchangeable with the GA100 and 300. No big issue as a charger and 3 batteries can be purchased separately for about $20.I'm not a video expert, so I'm not the one to say the video quality is "such and such"...but for me (the average Joe), it looks great and I haven't been disappointed with the video qualify. I've played around with some of the video adjustments you can make, but I usually use the "auto" mode or default settings.The next upgrade I'd like to see Wolfang add is Telemetry(GPS/Altitude) overlays and Bluetooth mic capability...that would be a fun addition. I'm currently getting the Telemetry by using a 3rd party phone app.

This is a great speaker, with great sound. It’s also an easy and portable hand grab, the perfect shape and size - Bose SoundLink Flex Portable Speaker - Black. I use it as a tabletop speaker outside or around the house and in the home office, also as a suitcase stash for vacations.The pro’s:Super portable - It’s an easy grab. The surface has a tacky finish so it’s a secure hold even when I’m wet or sweaty.Sound - Great sound. It’s very clear and has a good range between the highs and lows. Handles all music genres, and can get loud with good quality.Adapts to the Environment - The speaker handles all environments with PositionIQTecnology. Room size is not an issue. It also has no problems going from inside to outside - it’s really quite impressive. The sound fills the space. Some speakers have trouble with the super high ceilings in my kitchen, however this little speaker has no issues.Battery Life - This speaker holds 12 hours of charge, and is USB rechargeable. I used it outside for 1.5 hours and the battery only went down 10%.Rugged - It’s designed to withstand drops, also resistant to corrosion and UV light. It’s waterproof to IP67 - immersible up to 30 mins., and it floats.Additional features - Built-in microphone. Can pair with other speakers.Notes:The only major note I have is that you cannot adjust the sound mix. But on the flip side, the app is not essential to the speaker experience. (Updates could change things.)

I've had this item for 3 days only but definitely satisfied.I'm not a Professional user, I just need a stable video camera to capture special moments with my family and I think this does the job well. It's unbelievably small and easy to use. I have not stopped taking videos of my baby the past few days :))It does have some flaws but for a product this small, i'm sure you'd expect to not be perfect.Let me rebuff some issues I read about this which made me a bit hesitant in purchasing this item in the 1st place (but then eventually jumped the gun and hoped it would work well)1.) I remember reading about an interview with Jony Ive (Apple) and someone asking him "why do iPhones have such poor battery life" and he responded with "Do you want a bigger phone?" If you want a Gimbal with shitload of features, then get a larger Gimbal.2.) Also, majority of the negative reviews are -> "Does not fit my micro usb.." Yes that sucks but if people would read about compatibility issues on what they'd buy first then there would be no issue.3.) "You can't replace the battery and once the battery is gone its useless" -> Please tell me -> did that ever stop you from buying your new iPhone / Android PhoneMy only issue is that the Microphone is more suited for "Selfie Videos" since the Mic is facing you. I just wish they added another mic in front. But again, for an item this small..So far, its still a 5 for me. Will try to update after a month of use. Cheers!

Our assessment of this headset is that it is adequate. We have had better, and we have had worse. Some of the features are above average in usefulness, but there are a couple of things that bother us about this particular headset.Out of the box, the headset looks cool. However, we immediately grabbed the mouthpiece and swiveled it. The swivel mechanism felt cheap. Next we checked out the foam covering the speakers, which also felt cheap. We also checked out the mechanism that adjusted the position of the speakers with the top of the headset. Sadly, that too just screamed CHEAP, to us. The angle of the microphone is somewhat adjustable by bending the plastic boom of the microphone. Interestingly, the adjustable boom might be the highest quality mechanical part of the entire headset.Next we moved on to operation. The headset was plug and play. Our laptop recognized the headset immediately, and we were quickly able to control volume and phone operation.We thought the sound was more than adequate. In addition to speaking with someone, we gave the microphones a workout with progressive rock. One thing we find annoying about low-cost headsets is that the sound can be good, but to really hear the sound well the headset has to be pressed onto the ears. We were able to crank the sound to a level that was borderline painful without pressing the speakers to our ears, a test we conducted only briefly. We played around with the settings a bit to see how well the headset responded. While boosting the bass did provide additional bass, the loss on the high end was unacceptable. After trying multiple adjustments, we discovered that the best music playback was without any audio enhancements.We also thought that at reasonable volumes the headset did a good job of preventing sound leakage. Of course, at very high volumes it was nearly impossible to prevent sound from leaking, but we would not normally anticipate listening to music or making telephone calls at that volume.We were less impressed with the passive noise cancellation. We have used active noise cancellation headsets, which can be incredible. These headsets reduce external sounds a little bit, but the reduction was nothing special to us.We did like the control unit, which includes a side with reduced-slip surface to reduce sliding on a desk. The controls permit increasing and decreasing volume, muting, answering, and ending calls. All controls were responsive and quick.While we have a preference for wireless headsets, the problem is always that the batteries run down right when you really need the headset. Indeed, the best way to use wireless headsets is to have one headset charging while the other is in use, so that one is always fully charged. When all the wireless headsets have run down, the really long cord of this headset makes it possible to move around while using the phone or listening to music.While this headset is nothing special, it is adequate. The headset quickly communicated with our laptop. The volume is good, and the headset has adequate frequency response for routine use. The mechanical features were adequate, with nothing particularly outstanding about any of the mechanicals. Our four star rating is because the headset meets all the basic functions of a laptop headset with decent volume.Enjoy!

I'm constantly searching for new web cams to improve my streaming setup, so this one seemed different enough that it was worth trying out. So far, I am not disappointed!It came in a small, branded box and was well packaged. Inside is the camera (cable is not removable), privacy cover, remote, and instruction manual. The camera was very easy to setup, just plug and use. The cable length is not very long, only a few feet, so for some you may need an extension because you cannot just swap out the cable entirely.The camera comes with the ability to attach it to a tripod, but the folding mount for monitor mounting is very well constructed. It comes with a third "panel" that folds out to sit flat against the back on the monitor. This helps secure it from a other point. Most other web cams just use pressure to hold against the back of the monitor, this extra folding panel ensures it doesn't slip. A nice feature, I think.Once mounted the camera can swivel left and right AND up and down, giving you a wide range of possible positions you can set it in. The swivel isn't too loose either, so you can set it in the position you want and not worry about it being pulled back to an off position.The privacy cover is interesting. Personally, I prefer ones that are built into the product but the freedom to move this one around is different and kind of nice. I am just afraid I will lose it. When not in use you can just move it to the back of the camera where it magnetically attaches there too.There is an LED status light on the front of the camera that tells you if the microphone is muted or not. Pretty happy that it includes this. The camera face is also touch sensitive and when you tap it, it will turn on the ring light! Three settings are available for the light. I would describe them as "dim, bright, and blinding". Find which works best for you but for me I'll likely keep to the “dim” setting and use secondary lighting.The camera quality is pretty good. It appears to output true 1080p at up to 60 fps. The software I use reads it as such, and provides other options like 30 fps, and even 720p and below if desired. I do feel like the image itself is a bit washed out in color, but that is something that can easily be adjusted via software and the instruction manual even includes a section to explain how. I did not test the microphone as I use a headset.The included remote is where this webcam takes things to the next level. It allows you to turn on or off the camera, mute or unmute, zoom, mirror / flip, and brighten or darken the image. Its really cool to see all these features accessible like this. When you zoom in with the web cam, the digital zoom doesn't cause the image to pixelize, and then you can use the arrow buttons to move the image around to focus on what you want to show! This camera really wants to ensure you get the exact framing of yourself or your surroundings that you want.I think this is an excellent webcam. Although a bit pricey compared to some cheaper webcams, it has good image quality and a ton of features that most other webcams in this price point do not offer. It’s worth the upgrade.

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 A Company that innovates and staff that uphold the legitimacy of their products.Dzees is part of the Zumimall suite of security cameras, with the PTZ security camera being one of Dzees’ latest offerings.The cost of the product vs. the benefits you will gain from use is excellent when comparing competitive products.The camera offers 360 degrees of coverage; thus, you can pan rotate left/right 355 degrees and vertical up/down 90 degrees. The pan rotate works twice as fast as other comparable cameras. The camera displays infrared light and dual source white light, night vision where you can view crystal clear images / video 24/7. The pan/tilt/zoom is great for fine tuning your viewing areas. It allows me to pan my entire deck and surrounding area from my phone. The camera also allows you to select either infrared or white light for night viewing. When the option is set to white light, the camera will record events in color vs. the night vision black and white.The camera has built in two-way audio. The noise cancelling microphone and speaker allows the user to listen and speak with delivery company staff and neighbors. After trying this feature, I found the volume is loud and clear. The neighbor on my deck was able to hear me speak through the microphone without any distortion present.Set up is quite easy. Install the camera, turn the camera on and motion detection images appear immediately. With regard to your router, just make sure that the camera is connecting to 2.4Ghz as that is what is supported by all of the newer security cameras. Recharging is easy: Unscrew the top screw on the bracket, the camera comes off easily to charge. On standby, the charge lasts 5 months. If you want to purchase the solar panel so that you don’t have to go through that step occasionally, it’s listed on Amazon under Zumimall Solar Panel and it’s the one with the white back case.Once connected, you will notice that the picture quality is outstanding day or night. I have attached a video to this review that shows the clarity of the camera’s video quality. Motion detection works well; notification alerts will be sent to your mobile device via the Dzees app.In terms of feeling safe in your environment, the new Dzees camera fits the bill, offering myriad options to ensure you feel safe in your environment. Our family has toggled on the “share” option on the camera app so that we can check in on the various family homes when someone is away. The ease-of-use and quick learning curve is one of the reasons our family continues to use this brand.Reliability and longevity of Zumimall Cameras:Our extended family has had Zumimall cameras installed at our various homes for several years now. Their earlier cameras are still working flawlessly years later under harsh weather conditions. We expect that the newest Dzees cameras will follow suit.Support for your camera:We have worked with Kaia at Dzees for some time now. She is friendly, knowledgeable and quick to respond to any questions. If you are looking for a great company with support staff who uphold the legitimacy of the product, then Zumimall Dzees deserves your serious consideration when purchasing a new security outdoor battery camera.