Body Camera (64G SD Card Included), 1080P Full HD Mini Camera Body Wear Camera, Video&Audio Recording, Portable Pocket Body Cams with Back Clip, Widely Applied for Law Enforcement, Bike, Hiking (64G)

Brilliant quality and build and Brilliant picture quality.

Don't waste your money it worked for a few recordings now all it does is record for 3 seconds the light stays on for 3 minutes but doesn't carry on recording total waste of money

I was prepared to be disappointed by this but must admit to be quite impressed but it is a little quirky.The device looks to be well made and in addition to a built in pocket or clothing clip it also has a couple of magnets on th back so can stick on any ferrous object. Test use produces much better results than I expected, especially as they were produced in a quite dark room. The complete kit consists of the camera, an SD card, an adapter to use the SD card in a computer and a cable to link to a USB charging source (not included) or to a computer.On first use the instructions are a little basic but this is what I have discovered so far. General control is by three little buttons on the side. Holding one for a second turns it on and brings top a blue indicator light. . Press the same button and recording starts and the blue light flashes. Press again to stop recording. With it turned on the second button records audio and blue changes to yellow. The third button is marked as photo but actually is motion recording. Not really tested that yet and if the camera is worn I guess there is motion all the time so still working on this.By default the recording is 720p. It can record in 1080 and the way to change is odd to say the least. I use Macs so the following is based on Mac tests. To change the format the device is plugged into the computer and is seen as a folder. Now open a new text file and in plain text type three digits as zero or one. The first sets video resolution with 0 for 720 and 1 for 1080. The next digit sets whether the light flashes or goes out when recording. Finally a last 0 or 1 sets whether the time/date is watermarked. 1,1,1 therefore sets 1080, turns off light and watermarks the date and time. Now save the file on the device under the name "settings" and as soon as the device is used the file disappears but the settings remain. To change the setting make a new file.Now the time and date stamp. To get that it is necessary to open a file already on the device named settime and modify the existing text which reads 2019-12-30 23:00:00 to the current date and time. Once this is done just save the file. The odd thing now is that if the file is opened again it still shows the original date and time but recordings shows the correct date and time.My Mac defaults to trying to play the video files using QuickTime Player but that app will not play the files. They play perfectly in VLC though.As I started this device is rather quirky and that is the only reason to drop a star. Once the "quirkiness" is overcome it does seem to do the job rather well with decent quality video.

The documentation supplied is inadequate and 0oorly written. I have been unable to find any kind of user manual on the Web. Very frustrating for a decent product.

It’s 5⭐️Local BOBBy impressed

The media could not be loaded. Such a shame that what looks like a nice sturdy and aestheticly pleasing design isn't backed up by being a decent camera. The default setting is for 720p 30fps, but the recordings don't even look like they are up to this spec. Changing the settings to 1080p 30fps doesn't make any improvement whatsoever.Sadly I have to say don't by this camera.

I got it as a small camera for walkies with my dog & it's fantastic. The pic is Bidston Lighthouse, taken with the still cam. Video, still camera pics super quality & the audio function makes a great diary. Easy to use & transfer data. I take it everywhere with me now.

Had this for 4 months and I only use it once a day for less than an hour and Iam having to charge it every other day,a lot more than when I first got it,so Iam not impressed with it