4K Video Camera Camcorder with Upgraded Anti-Shake, 48MP WiFi YouTube Camera for Vlogging 3 Inch IPS Touch Screen 16X Zoom Digital Camera Recorder with IR Night Version, Battery Charger, Microphone

This camera has Superior qualities in picture and video the engineering of the product is very poor the back there where the battery goes should be on the bottom and the microphone should not plug into the side of the camera otherwise this camera is exceptional with night vision as well as general pictures and video construction easily adaptable to anything in your home such as a tablet television or home computer exceptional quality

This camera always does a slight pause while doing video. You can see the red light go off and on all the time which ruins my video tutorials. I had it replaced and second one did the same thing. So needless to say I can’t use this camera. Contacted customer numbers timesfor support. No response.

This is an initial review with about 1 hour of play time. The memory card is difficult to seat and unseat. It is a typical SD card, which latches into the socket, but the recess for this unit is a little deep. You need fingernails to seat and release it. It WILL work with MicroSD cards in an SD adapter. The camera has a "volume" setting in its menus which sets the recording level. Unfortunately, it also sets the level of the various beeps and such that the camera makes when buttons are pressed. If you turn off the volume, the beeps go away, but it will also no longer record audio from either the internal or external mic. This alone cost the review two stars. The beeps are totally meaningless, and the user should be able to disable them. I will mainly be using this as a camera for live demos, rather than recording, and I don't think this will be much of an issue other than annoyance. Remember, this is a FIXED FOCUS camera. Closer than about 18 inches and the focus starts getting fuzzy. As long as you are farther away the image is in nice clear focus. To be fair, the camera is low cost, and for the cost it is quite nice. It will serve my purposes to do some live demos at seminars, and some online videos. The camera wants a memory card installed even if you just use it as a camera and don't record, so make sure you have an SD card installed of any capacity. Unusual for a camera of this sort, the instructions are pretty decent, but do some exploring on your own to understand everything. The monitor screen is a touchscreen which is how you access some of the menus. For its intended purpose it is worth the price tag, but don't assume you are going to be doing the 5PM newscast remotely with this camera. (I have not tried the WiFi feature, nor do I intend to as that is not necessary for my needs.)

This is one of the best quality camcorders for the photos and video recording i have used the 42 megapixel photo abilities are awesome. and the 4k video is a true 4k quality. my only issues are the batteries only last about 30-45 minutes each and the flip video is a little sensitive so be carful with it but other than those two things it is great.

Do not expect the features and performance of a $600 camera. This is a good generic, budget camera for the beginner. The lens is fixed so there is no auto focus, but the camera does well starting 10-12 inches away from subject to be in focus. Zoom is also digital, so it zooms in a step pattern. Stabilization is decent. Accessories, especially the battery charger is a plus. Most generic cameras in this category have the Infrared light in the lens housing. This camera has the Infrared light located in the back of the view screen. The disadvantage of having the light in the back of the view screen is that if you are filming yourself in the dark, you can't flip the view screen around to see what you are filming as the infrared light will not be shining on you. Other than that, this camera is on par with generic budget cameras in this category. Remember to also purchase an SD card. I used a 128 gig card with no problems.

I bought this camera a bit over a month ago. When I opened up the package and started putting things together I discovered that the button you pushed to let the camera battery slide out from its locked position -- well that button was missing. So I could install a battery and it would stay in position until any bump or jostling of the camera would set the battery loose. When I could get the battery to stay attached I tried to use the camera and discovered that the start and stop video recording button did not reliably start or stop the recording or even give me some kind of beep to tell me it actuated the start or stop function. So I returned it for a replacement.The replacement came and everything put together okay, the battery stayed installed, held by the button that was present this time. But the same problem with not being able to tell if the start stop button worked was still there. And, once I did get it to start video recording, I set it up to video my son's baseball game. It shut itself off after 16 minutes for no identifiable reason---battery was still strong, sd card had plenty of room, and nobody bumped or otherwise messed with the camera. The few minutes of video I did get were pretty sharp, but not much sharper than my 1080p recordings from my prior camera. So I packed it all up again and sent it back for a refund -- still waiting on that for a few more days.So I can resoundingly say I do NOT recommend this camera.

I got this for my daughter for Christmas and she loves it. Sound pickup is really clear and video is definitely 4K. I read the description wrong and thought it came with an SD card but it doesn't so make sure you buy one. I really can't complain though. It's a quality video camera.

4K at 60fps ?It’s vhs quality at best. It’s jumpy / glitchy and it’s just awful. 4K but with worst picture over ever seen . Do not buy this .