SJCAM C100+ Mini WiFi Action Camera 4K30fps Pocket Sized Wearable Body Camera, Magnetic, APP Control, Underwater Small Vlog Helmet Mount Kits SD Card, Weighs 1oz, 2.4 * 1 * 0.6 inch

The media could not be loaded. First off, this thing is NOT made to produce the highest quality footage. It is made to be extremely light while producing the best footage possible in a great price point, and at that it exceeds!I use it on my drone because it is extremely light even in comparison to other drone action cameras, and at this price point I can afford to damage or lose one. I recorded my video clip above on 1080p 60fps using the image stabilizer and it did GREAT! No skips, and No jelly footage. I used it in high lighting and that seems to produce the best results. I was able to fly 4 batteries total and collected over 45 minutes of footage, then connected to the camera and downloaded all the footage before it finally needed to be charged. Charge time for me is about 1 hour, with about 2 hours of use per charge.I have other cameras for cinematic footage, but for a quick, convenient, reliable and affordable experience this is my new Go To. I will update if anything terrible or unexpected happens but as of now.. SO WORTH IT.

The media could not be loaded. Pros:I’m surprised by the quality of video from this small camera! The video I attached to the review is the lowest quality (to preserve battery life) and I wanted to see how the video looked in the lowest resolution.The audio is not super clear, but it still captures audio—which I wasn’t expecting this camera to do.The amount of accessories received is amazing: a hardshell carrying case for the camera & accessories, a waterproof case for the camera, a clip attachment (this only fits the camera itself; I was disappointed that the clip did NOT fit with the waterproof case on), an adjustable wrist loop, a mount for a flat surface, a mount for a curved surface, 3M adhesive for the mounts, a micro SD card, and a charging cable.The camera itself is magnetic, so you could mount it to a metal surface without any clips (not a strong magnet, so I would recommend using the attachments).Cons:The instructions are a little difficult to understand, but not impossible.The phone app is HORRIBLE!!!! It constantly crashes!!! This is the only way to download any videos to your phone. Otherwise, you would need your computer to download any files from the micro SD card.The app is the only way to adjust your camera settings and the screen to do this will not stay open long enough to make any adjustments.The camera gets REALLY hot! I’m a little concerned, but it cooled off pretty quickly after stopping the recording.Overall:I purchased this for an upcoming trip. For the money, you get a whole lot and the video is good enough for what I want. Since my laptop can take a microSD, I will be keeping this.As far as battery life, I will update this review after my trip to see how it holds up. The manual says at the lowest resolution, this should stay on for 2 hours.

I'm going to review this as a person who uses it specifically as a rearview camera for a bike. It definitely is versatile for other applications (helmet cam, etc), but I can't speak to those.The GOOD:-The most affordable WIRELESS camera system for bikers-Pretty small! It is less than the height of a chapstick tube, and not even an inch thick-The camera quality is pretty good, especially for the cost/size-LOTS of additional materials for different kinds of mounts, including click-on mounts, sticker mounts, and different housing options-They give you everything you need- even a micro SD card!The FINE:-The camera is not actually waterproof or water resistant, but you can use a waterproof housing (included), which I did. This unit is actually a bit of a chore to get the camera into and out of consistently, which becomes a bit of a negative when you get to the battery time-It does not do image stabilization particularly well. In fact, I wouldn't say it did it at all.-The app is decent, but nothing remarkable. You also have to set up a dedicated WIFI signal each time you turn on the unit to have it connect to your phone. Thus, if you're leaving from home you'll probably have to disconnect from your existing internet to have it catch this WIFI connectionThe BAD:-The battery gives me about an hour of use on one charge, even if I'm just using it as a view screen and not recording.-There is no good way to get it to connect to a bike without modifying the unit. Sure, you could use zip ties or trust the adhesive, but I can guarantee you that the former is ugly and the latter is absolutely going to fall off. I chose to literally screw it into my bike fender and bolt it on, but I'm sure that a good epoxy would also be an option.-There is just one button and no screen. This means that, in the housing, it is very difficult to tell it to turn on, turn off, turn on WIFI, etc. just through pressing that one button a few times. Apparently I recorded hours of black room more than once just because it didn't actually turn off when I tried.In all, I ended up bolting it directly on to my bike tire guard (literally drilling through one of the mounting bases to do it), but that worked great for me. It stayed exactly where it should, and there really wasn't much "shake" from that application. Definitely ended up picking up mostly tire noises, but the picture was fairly good quality throughout.The worst part of this unit was the battery life. An hour of use on a full charge is just not enough for the amount of trouble it is to get into the waterproof casing. In fact, for this exact same use I ended up buying the SJ300 and it works much, much better (and comes with an extra battery) for this purpose for just a few dollars more.I thought that this was a good solution as a rear camera, and indeed it is! But there are still some silly hoops you have to jump through for these budget solutions. I would LOVE a version that uses bluetooth signals instead of dedicated WIFI, so that I don't have to disconnect from my home WIFI to use it. The picture quality is good enough, and I thought it did remarkably well for night rides.In all, this is an above-average product for use on a bike. I ended up using an old iPhone as a dedicated screen mounted to the bike (and not having it auto-connect to any other WIFI signals). I would still use it today if they didn't have an entirely better solution in the SJ300.

One of the best cameras to record unique moments to remember, I love it.

Impossible to connect and once it connected impossible to reconnect after turning it off to charge the battery

good afternoon,The battery does not last and the camera does not stop vibrating, which will result in it discharging quickly.

I'm really impressed with how much this camera came with for the cost. It is similar to a big name brand that i saw is $400-$500 even after 2 years of its release.I love the ease of use of the camera and the app is great. You have an option to record vertically and horizontally, there's a car mode, and more. I am going to be recommending this to my family and friends!