8K Digital Cameras for Photography - Autofocus 88MP WiFi Vlogging Camera for YouTube with Dual-Lens - 16X Digital Zoom Vlog Camera with Lens Hood, Flash, Touch Screen, 2 Batteries, 32GB TF Card

This camera is slick! It is pleasing to look at and has an expensive look and feel to it. I love how big the acreen is for my tired eyes. My pictires come out clean and crisp. The Wi-Fi feature is a lifesaver. I can upload stuff to my phone without dealing with cables (yayyy!), although it randomly disconnects sometimes, but soo quick to reconnect. The rotary button with all those modes is fun to play with, but honestly, I just keep switching back to Auto because who has the time to figure out "Program mode"? Oh, and it comes with TWO batteries and a 32GB SD card. Bless them for that because i am too impatient for charging. Overall, it’s a pretty good camera for beginners or vloggers who want something flashy. 👍

In this world of electronics where (most) things get better and better and costs are lower, cameras are NOT one of them! I did a little fast research online for a reasonably priced camera with lots of functions for my daughter's upcoming wedding and came up with this camera. Unfortunately, in my haste I neglected to note that little thing beside the web search results that said "Sponsored." When it is sponsored information, you are being told something is FANTASTIC...by the company selling it. Grrr!!! I've had Sony cameras and Kodak cameras, both were decent with good zoom and features. But this camera? Calling it junk would be an upgrade! Don't be fooled by all the features and rave reviews (most if you note have odd spellings of normal names which smacks of someone in a foreign country who doesn't know how the name is spelled). After it arrived, I was initially impressed because it was boxed well. That is where being impressed stopped. I went back and read the one-star reviews and realized they were the honest reviews. I can just about bet the cellphone in your pocket can take WAAAAY better pics and video. The lens aperture doesn't move, even when you use the pitiful 'zoom' feature. The video and photos are grainy and off-colored. I agree with many of the other one-star reviews that it is like someone took old cellphones and pulled the cameras out and put them inside an interesting looking plastic camera (made to look like an expensive camera) and sold it. Absolute junk. Yes, it will take pics, but you could have spent $25 bucks on a kid's camera and done the same thing! I'm so ticked...and mad at myself for not doing my homework properly. It is going back and I'm ordering a REAL camera...which means a brand name camera, not a piece of junk made to LOOK like a brand name camera. I miss honesty, I really do. I can recall when you did Google searches for info and got truth (like consumer guides, etc.). Now, if a company wants to lure you in they just pay the search engines to show their false (sponsored) sites that look like a company reviewed products and guess what? Joe-Blows junk comes out as the best option. Kicking myself all the way to the UPS store to return this farce of a camera. :(

I purchased this camera to replace a 15-year-old Nikon that was beginning to fail. After taking roughly 1,000 photos and several videos, I’ve found the picture quality, clarity, and resolution to be acceptable. It met my expectations for indoor/outdoor shooting, the 16x digital zoom, and flash performance. The bundle includes two batteries and a 32GB SD card. I managed 168 pictures on two full charges, so I recommend carrying a third battery for longer outings. The touchscreen is essential since some menu items aren't accessible via physical keys, and the hot shoe is a great addition for an external flash. Bought it on Prime week and it is definitely a good purchase for the price.

Since I bought this camera I have in the photo and videos that I really want I loved the result

I think this is a decent camera. I ended up returning it after comparing the photo quality compared to my IPhone 15 Pro. I think this camera is good for those that want a beginner camera or are learning photography without using a phone for photos. I found the color of photos to be a bit unsaturated compared to my phone's photos. It was also a bit blurred too despite the auto focus. All in all, not a bad camera just didn't fit what I wanted out of it!

We purchased this camera to take better quality pictures. The camera worked ok in the beginning, other than at night. It blurs the car lights as well as lights from the light poles. A short 4 months later the quality of the pictures has deteriorated. The top of the picture is blurry. Unfortunately the Amazon return window ran out last month. I reviewed the help section but that wasn’t helpful at all as far as any guarantee. I’m hopeful someone will reach out to me to make this right as I had already purchased other accessories for this camera.

Este producto es muy bueno práctico y lo puedes llevar donde quieras

I really wanted to like this camera. It claims to shoot in 8K and has more megapixels than the Hubble telescope, but if you so much as breathe while pressing the button, you’re getting a blurry mess. Unless your subject is dead, asleep, or a rock, good luck getting anything in focus. Tried to take nature photos — birds? Blurry. Squirrels? Gone before the "shutter" responds. Trees? Somehow still blurry. I guess this camera is optimized for photographing statues in controlled lighting, with a tripod, during a full moon. My 2015 iPhone takes better pictures — and that thing’s been dropped more times than my New Year’s resolutions. This camera feels like someone duct-taped an old Android phone into a plastic shell, threw in some buzzwords like “8K” and “88MP,” and hoped no one would notice. The megapixels are clearly just for show — because every photo looks like it was taken with the front camera of a clearance-bin tablet running Candy Crush. Pros: It came with two batteries. Cons: I didn’t need either after the first day because I stopped using it.