Mini Body Camera, Full HD 1080P Wearable Body Camera with Video, Audio, Motion Detection, Portable Sports Camera, Video Recorder for Cycling, Hiking, Conference, Law Enforcement

Bought as a gift for my grandson to take on his summer holidays, but was keen to check it out before gifting it. The camera is very easy to set up and use; however you do need to get a micro USB card, which is an extra, but a plug in card reader is provided. First charge the device with USB cable included, then insert card, before pressing the side buttons to make the selection; camera, video, or audio. We just tried the camera function out, which worked well, it's motion sensor; my son in law and grandson have already tried out the video setting with audio, and were equally impressed.A back clip with magnetic panel will attach to either his clothing, bag or bicycle frame, both attachments appear to be super strong to withstand bumpy surfaces. The device is lightweight, and as you can see from my photos, a little larger than palm size, made with a solid, waterproof exterior. The lens only small and discreet but takes clear images, and videos I've been told. The battery life appears to be good, lasting for several hours on a single charge. Whereas this camera might not be up to professional standards, it certainly a great fun item to have; actually after seeing the videos, and the photos we've produced, I would certainly say the images are very good indeed; and it picks up audio well without too much background noise.Small, lightweight, easy to use, and set up, at a great price, we all thought; very happy with this little wearable camera, would recommend.

It is very easy to detect as a spy camera, but it would work as a continuous body cam for a meeting. The observant would spot it immediately. Video and sound quality is good. Any camera with this kind of night vision can be detected in a second.

I got one of these to attach to my cycling helmet and for short video clips of me walking outside and on my hikes.It’s a simple camera that can be clipped to your top pocket, handheld, or, in my case, attached to my cycle helmet. I used elastic to secure it to my helmet, but it also comes with a small screw fitting for tripods and gorilla grips.To turn it on, hold the top button for 4-5 seconds.After that, you can use one of three buttons for different functions:The top button turns on the camera.The middle button takes a photo.The bottom button activates the motion detection camera.Everything works well, and the image quality is pretty good, especially considering that professional cameras can cost several hundred pounds.It records video in AVI format, which is native for Windows but doesn’t connect to Apple Mac computers.One thing to remember is that when you connect it to USB to charge, it automatically turns on the motion detection feature, so you need to power it off after connecting the power. The picture and audio quality are very good.The only downside is that you can’t connect it directly to a laptop to view videos; you have to take the card out and put it into a computer. It records in blocks of time and then starts again, which is very useful. The magnets fell off, so it could have a better way to attach to a body or vehicle. I ended up making my own clip.

I have to say that for video is will do the job, however audio on a body camera is just as important and this is very quiet plus so much white noise that you can't really much but that.The device only like the Sandesk 32GB I had as some smaller 8GB cards just didn't want to record. Easy to setup and work. Not sure about battery life because I'll be sending my back because of the rubbish audio. Looks OK and it loop records. It is not hidden at all and will stand out. Though standing out is only an issue if someone thinks your recording in a non public place and then will ask you to put it away or leave.I feel with the audio being so bad on the one I received I can't recommend this to anyone.

I have the Boblov version of this miniature bodycam and it is superb with crystal clear video that runs like silk.It performs flawlessly.This "Kaleser" version with some kind of fish-eye lens but similar software is abysmal.Whether you set 720P or 1080P the picture is little different in either format - fuzzy and indistinct & nowhere near the quality of the Boblov. Worse the video is incredibly jerky and stops & starts so rendering the picture and the sound totally indistinct.It is a disaster compared to the Boblov & a waste of money.It appears to be an import intended for the US and comes with an Ametican two prong power adaptor.So I say again DO NOT BUY.

awesome little camera, have used during playing football and hiking and it’s captured some great (and very funny) moments.Some reviews mentioned the sound quality but I’ve found it perfect as is the quality of the video for what I was looking for anyway.Setup took literally 2 mins as did getting the video off the camera.

I'd get a refund, but I don't want to go through the hastle of returning it, so I'll find something I can do with it instead. This is a YUV 420P* video camera that is up-scaled to 1080P, not a true HD camera, 420P is one step up from analogue TV pictures from the 1970s. I have a cheaper camera that gives a much better quality image AND is 1080P. Wearing it hooked over the top of my T-shirt, it points too far up to the sky, so the poor quality lens and imaging chip cannot cope well with the contrast and just looks bad. The image quality is that of the very first digital cameras that came out in the early 1990s, exiciting at the time, but bad by today's standards. Anyway, I'm sure I'll find something to use it for that is less taxing for it, it's certainly no good for wearing it and walking around.To summerise: cheap tat from china, sold for twice what it's worth. Isn't capitalism awesome?*technical data about the video:wrapped_avframe, yuv420p(progressive), 1920x1080, q=2-31, 200 kb/s, 30 fps, 30 tbn, 30 tbc200 kb/s <- Are you kidding?! That's fine for audio only. [possible use: voice recorder]