VEMONT Action Camera, 1080P 12MP Sports Camera Full HD 2.0 Inch Action Cam 30m/98ft Underwater Waterproof Camera with Mounting Accessories Kit

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For the low price, the video quality is better than expected. It captures clear footage in good lighting. It’s definitely a budget action camera, but for what I paid, it performed well. Ideal for beginners or occasional use without spending a lot.

Even for the price, this is a poor quality camera. I’ve owned a few different models of cheap action cams, I use them as a sort of multi-cam setup to record live footage of my band. Of the 4 or five different models I’ve tried, this one has the worst menu setup and one of the worst video quality. The menu is a joke, it is so poorly set up. The video quality is super grainy and clearly upscale badly to 1080p, and the auto-exposure and auto white-balance both jump around super abruptly, making the footage basically unusable. It’s hard to know what you’re going to get with these type of cameras, because so many different models seem to use the same basic housing designs, but the internals can vary greatly. My personal recommendation, if you’re looking for an actual good deal on quality and price, is a camera called the “Speed 20” sold under the company name HiiCam. I have 3 of them and they’re GREAT. I believe of got mine for around Fifty bucks each.

This is a “you get what you pay for” situation. Despite 12MP resolution - at night the video quality is quite poor. Battery life also lacks - about 20 minutes per full charge. I purchased this to mount on my electric scooter because of too many close cars with very bad drivers running red lights and city buses running red lights. I have to say that the water type case in the mounting options are extremely good given the price point. I was going to give 2 stars however, if you need a camera for fair quality daytime video for no more than 20 minutes of runtime between charges - this is for you. It should also be noted that the camera does not include a micro SD card (not clear in the description), - I purchased a 2GB card for about $12 on Amazon and it works fine. If I had to do it again, I would spend a little more money for better battery life and especially better night/dim lighting quality.

Update: I've had this camera as deep as 75' now and no leakage at all in the housing. That said, the video quality is similar to iPhone 3 or iPhone 4. But for $25, it's already paid for itself in capturing memories. My daughter recently completed her scuba certification and so I wanted a cheap underwater camera to document our first official dives. I figured that for $25 this camera was worth a chance. First off, the watertight case is impressive. (Actually, more impressive than the camera!) It took me a bit to figure out how to open the case and there are a few plastic sheet protectors that need to be removed. For the housing lens protector plastic I had to unscrew the decorative black cowling which I thought was odd. Our dives were only to about 20' but there was no leakage at all. (We will be doing deeper dives in a couple weeks and if there are problems I will update this post.) Charging the phone worked fine and the battery lasted for 3 dives without needing to be recharged. The water was murky but the photos were acceptable despite that. One thing I noticed is that with bright sunlight, the image quality improved significantly. The pics I posted are screen caps from the video we shot. The overall video quality reminded me of my old iPhone 3S. It was fairly easy to switch between photo and video mode and turn the camera on/off to conserve battery power. I will say that you need to really firmly depress the shutter button to activate and was the only minor drawback I found. Lastly, to get good pics and video, you need to be conscious of holding the camera steady and pan slowly. I give it 5 stars because for the price it is an excellent value for an entry-level uw camera for kid and family fun.

Simple review without technical specs: Video is okay, same with Photos. This is a fixed lens, so you won't be able to get cinematic quality and I doubt your photos will make it on the walls of the MoMA! This is a great beginners action cam. It's easy to use, and comes with a lot of accessories. I have a 2nd gen GoPro, and the accessories for it costed more than this entire bundle. It's fairly durable, too. I dropped it on the floor when I opened the package, and it worked fine. Luckily the camera ships already inside of the waterproof case.

I ordered two of these cameras for a video shoot- I needed cameras that could be lost or damaged, without running over budget. The quality didn't need to be great, just okay. I figured since these cameras claimed 1080p that they couldn't be that bad, so I tried them. Let's start with the good- -They have an LCD screen so you can see what your shooting. -The menu and camera settings are easy to navigate, and the camera is overall easy to use. -Comes with several accessories that seem to be of decent quality. Now the bad- The camera quality is terrible. We are talking the kind of quality you would expect from a 1980's home camcorder. Forget about the claimed 1080p or 720p resolutions, it might record in some weird variant of that resolution, but that is not the capture resolution at all. The capture resolution, what you actually get, not what is recorded, appears to be closer to 240p. This isn't an exaggeration. My old Sony TRV80 480i camera looks much sharper when scaled up to 720p then this thing does. It should also be noted that the aspect ratio you are dealing with on this camera is around 4:3, so if you scale to fit 16:9 you end up cropping the image, giving you closer to 180p resolution. No, that is not a typo, I meant 180p, not 1080p. Besides the poor resolution the colors are a disaster; Besides not even being close to capturing what the colors really are, the colors that do get captured are complete mush. Any edges at all have horrible color fringing, making the edges of everything look like dancing rainbows. Now maybe the absolutely horrible, completely unusable quality is something you can live with. You just need a camera with a wide field of view. Well, you are going to be disappointed here as well. Despite the claims that this camera features a 140-degree FOV, it definitely doesn't. At least not in video mode (I didn't test the photo mode). The actual field of view seems closer to 50-70 degrees. Conclusion- This camera might make an okay toy for a child. Outside of that I can't image how it could possibly be useful to anyone with its truly horrible picture quality.