Well made, quirky little camera.

There isn't a lot of information out there on this camera so I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. It's either a sports camera (as the seller describes it) or potentially a spy camera (it's design makes it less than discreet but people may not be sure what it is). The camera is very well made and it feels like it was designed to survive being dropped and to take a fair amount of abuse. It's also waterproof out of the box which factors into its airtight seal design. There are individual buttons for the camera's various functions to make its operation as simple as possible. Want to take video? Press the video button. Connect to WiFi? Press the LAN button. Want to take a quick picture? Press the photo button. Because the camera does not have a screen any adjustments to the camera's settings must be done using the app. Screen resolution (max 1080p at 30 fps), frequency, exposure, motion detection and a number of other functions are all adjustable. The back of the camera is magnetic so you can attach it to virtually any metal surface. While you can stick to the side of your home appliances, a fire hydrant, etc. I would avoid attaching it to a moving car since it would probably pop off if you hit a pot hole. The camera comes packed with a bunch of useful GoPro compatible mounting accessories as well as a wrist band to wear it like a watch. It makes for a very bulky wrist accessory but if you want the camera readily available without having to dig it out of a bag when you need it kind of makes sense. How is the video quality? It's actually very good and comparable to the $29 Polaroid Cube. With the ability to adjust a number of the default settings image quality can improve quite a bit. It's a fun camera and the price is very reasonable. You just have to figure out exactly what it is you would ultimately use it for.

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