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実際に使用してみましたが、なかなか便利だと感じました。コンパクトなデザインが気に入っています。バイクに取り付けたり、体に装着したりするのも簡単で、スポーツやアウトドアに最適です。 コンパクトな割に映像はクリアで細部まで記録できます。動きが激しいシーンでも思ったよりブレが少なく、スムーズな動画が撮れる点が良かったです。ループ録画機能も搭載されており、長時間の撮影も問題なく行えます。少し弄ればドラレコとしても使えそう。 使い勝手も良好で、操作は直感的で簡単です。録音機能も付いているため、映像だけでなく音声も記録できます。ただバッテリーの持ちが少し短く感じたので、長時間の撮影を予定している場合は予備のバッテリーがあると安心かもです。 総合的に、コスパが高く、さまざまなシーンで活躍してくれる製品です。特にスポーツやアウトドアでの使用におすすめです。

色々買いましたが、画面表示や機能は中華製安価カメラの汎用ソフトのようで似たような他機種とほぼ同等で、モニター表示が簡易的になってるくらいです 内臓バッテリーは少なめで３時間くらいで電池切れしますが、USB電源を挿しっぱなしで常時録画として使えます ２つ使っていますが今のところ不具合なし メモリーカード付属でこの値段は奇跡的 編集追記 ３個めを買ったのですが現在はメモリーカードは付いていません ストラップは３個ともクマのイラストの別々ストラップでした おそらくクマが好きな会社でしょう

microSD：256GB入れてますが問題なく動作しています。画質も、この手のカメラにしては優れている方だと思います。 ★を減らした理由は価格です。7/27：購入(在庫14) 7/29：1000円値上げ(在庫4) 8/7 1000円値上げ(在庫3) 在庫減少と共に値上がりするAmazonのシステムに対しての ★ 減です。

バッテリーの持ちが悪い。通勤時の自己防衛の為に使用中だが、会社で充電しないと帰りは不可。それをクリアなら満足。

自転車での事故対策として、ドラレコ代わりに使ってます。 付属品にグリップがあるので、フロントのカゴや、胸ポケット等に着けています。 録画時間は満充電で、モニター付けっぱなし、最低画質で試したら2時間位です。 モニターoffなら、結構録画出来そうですが、電源切れていないか分からないので、付けっぱなしでの使用が殆どです。 電源入っているか分かる様なパイロットランプ的な物があれば良かったのですが、そこは残念。 ボタンも小さく操作も感覚では出来ないので、慣れるまでは操作感はイマイチかもしれませんが、十分に使えます。 価格的には十分かとは思います。

ドラレコとして使用します。安上がりでいいです。この度はありがとうございました。

新しく自転車（安価な街乗り）を購入したのでカメラつけてみたいなと調べていて、初めは古いスマホをカメラ代わりに使おうかとも考えていたのですが、自転車の規制も厳しくなるのでスマホはやめておこうと考えました。アタッチメント部分は以前から他の物に使おうと持っていたモノが使えそうだったので、カメラ部分だけ販売されているこの商品を選びました。 今日、実際使ってみたので報告しますね。 説明部分に「5分間の録画」…とあったのでどういうことかな？と思っていたのですが、例えば20分くらい撮りっぱなしにしていると5分の動画ファイルが4本に分かれて録画保存されるということでした。Micro SDカード（32GB）が初めから挿入されています。 本体の小さなディスプレイでも再生はできますが、私はカードを取り出してPCもしくはiPadなど大きめのディスプレイで確認しました。音声は本体にはスピーカー的なモノが付いていないので本体では出せませんが、しっかり録音されていました。 とりあえず簡易撮影はできる事が確認できました。自転車と道の関係上、ブレはありますが、5分のファイルの中から30秒だけ切り取ったものを参考に付けておきますね。 耐久性はこれから使い続けてみないとわかりませんが、とりあえずこのお値段で、思ったことはできたので今のところ満足しています。

最初の２～３度は録画、再生も出来ましたがいざ、撮影しようと思ったら全く使い物にならなくなりました 録画はおろかPCにつないでも再生も出来ず、バッテリー表示も滅茶苦茶…キャンセル期間も過ぎたあたりに使えなくなるってある意味すごいです。

The body camera arrived with several accessories, including a clip and tripod holder that I can slide into the back of the camera, a gray neck strap with a cartoon black-and-white cat and the word HALO printed repeatedly on one side plus a push-button detachable lanyard, a USB-C charging cable, a 32 GB microSD card class 10 V2 HC already inserted, and a microSD USB adapter. The camera itself has two buttons on each side. On the right, when looking at the front, there is a video recording button and a power button. On the other side, there is an audio recording button and a button to take pictures. At the bottom, there is one USB-C port for charging and data transfer and one microSD slot. On the back is a small screen that is a bit larger than an inch. While charging, I see a battery icon blinking green. I turn the camera on and off by pressing and holding the power button for 3 seconds. I enter the menu by shortly pressing the power button in standby mode, and I also use it as a return button when navigating menus or playback mode. The video button starts and stops video recording and confirms selections in the menu. The audio button starts and stops audio recording and moves the cursor up in the menu. The photo button takes pictures in standby mode and moves the cursor down in the menu. The screen displays the remaining recording time and battery level. To conserve energy, the body camera automatically turns off after 3 minutes of inactivity but does not do so during recording. I reset the camera to default settings by pressing all four buttons simultaneously if it freezes or needs resetting. Upon startup, I turn on the camera and enter standby mode by long-pressing the power button for 3 seconds. I start and stop video recording by short-pressing the video button. The camera saves videos in 5-minute segments by default until I stop recording or turn off the camera. The menu offers various settings, including playback, video resolution (with options of 1920x1080, 1440x1080, and 1280x720), motion detection, loop recording, flash (which is a constant LED light), screen saver, date stamp, date and time settings, interface language selection, and SD card formatting. In playback mode, I can view, delete, or protect files from being overwritten. However, I cannot play back audio files as the body camera lacks speakers. To view files on a PC, I can remove the microSD card and use the included USB adapter, or I can connect the camera directly via the USB-C cable. The camera automatically switches to mass storage mode, and a drive appears in the file manager where I find the recordings in the DCIM folder. The first time I played back recordings in my PC, I got surprised by the high volume. Now I always lower the volume before playing back. And I wish though that I were able use the body camera as a webcam, too.

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I've been testing out the JFTWMG Portable Video Camera with built-in 1080P HD recording and a 32GB storage card, and it's been quite a revelation. Whether I'm capturing family moments indoors or outdoor adventures, this little camera packs a punch. The 0.96-inch display is surprisingly crisp, making it easy to frame shots and review footage on the go. What impressed me most is the seamless recording experience; I managed to capture over 4 hours of continuous video without any hiccups. Perfect for documenting hikes, parties, or even just daily activities. One thing to note is its compact design, which makes it discreet yet powerful. It clips easily onto clothing or mounts on surfaces, offering versatile recording angles. The included 32GB storage card provides ample space for hours of footage, which is a huge plus for extended recording sessions. If I had to suggest an improvement, perhaps enhancing the audio quality in noisy environments could be beneficial. However, in quieter settings, the microphone performs admirably. Overall, the JFTWMG Portable Video Camera is a solid choice for anyone looking to capture life's moments with clarity and convenience. It's become my go-to companion for documenting memories, and I highly recommend it for its reliability and ease of use.

This body cam is dead simple to use with well labeled buttons capable of taking photos, recording audio only or recording video. Holding the power button brings up a menu and uses the rightmost two buttons to navigate the menus, the power button to navigate back a menu and the button above power as enter. Hitting any of the recording buttons once will activate that mode, so if you want video, you hit the video button and away it goes. It is possible to activate the ring lights around the camera within these menus but it is almost completely worthless with how dim it is, probably not useful if you aren't filming a found footage horror movie. The included card has enough space for just under 3 hours of recording according to the device, though it also has an option for a 720p resolution for recording which I highly recommend you use as this device is, like nearly every camera you can get for under a couple hundred dollars, lying about its resolution and is the sole reason for the loss of two starts. Normally I give lying cameras like this 1 star, I'm very tired of their unwillingness to be honest and instead to waste your time and storage space with bloated upscaled images, but this is a very functional, very small body camera so it definitely has its uses and is reasonably priced for that. The camera is actually about 720p, maybe a bit lower. The default photos it takes are near 4k resolution FILES, but the images are horribly blown up blurry, fuzzy messes. The video defaults to 1080p and again is a fuzzy, blurry, blown up mess. It's not super clear at 720p but is much better. Video quality is middling, you get sweeping bars under LED lighting, presumably because the video is recorded at about 29.9fps and it's having difficulties with whatever frequency the light is running at. There's a fair bit of motion blur and colors aren't super great. HOWEVER, it's plenty clear for your simple security purposes, so if you're a doordasher or something I could see it being useful for recording your dropoffs. The included screen is a tiny ultra wide thing barley half an inch tall, you won't be sharing moments reviewing footage on it but it's enough to take a quick look. Plugging the device into a PC automatically switches it to a mass storage mode for viewing the content there. If you need high quality secure body cam footage with any extra features like automatic cloud uploads or at high, extremely clear resolutions, this probably won't do it for you. The device weighs next to nothing and feels pretty flimsy so it may not be great for kids or action camera use.

It comes with a 360-degree rotatable bracket, making it suitable for use at home, in the office, or even in the car. The built-in 900mAh battery allows up to 4 hours of recording at 720P, which is more than enough for his needs. Transferring files to his PC is simple with the included USB cable and card reader. And the 130° wide-angle lens captures everything he needs. The 32GB built-in memory ensures he can record hours of footage without worrying about storage space, and the camera smartly overwrites the oldest files when the memory is full. The motion detection and night vision features are particularly useful. The camera only starts recording when it detects movement, saving storage space and ensuring important moments are captured. The night vision, with six LED lights, guarantees clear video quality even in low light conditions. Overall, this body camera is an excellent investment. It’s durable, feature-packed, and incredibly easy to use. It’s perfect for anyone needing a reliable recording device for various environments. We highly recommend it!