Head Camera For Horse Riding, Super HD 1080p Equestrian Helmet Camera, Waterproof Head Mounted Action Cam, Video Camcorder DV Sports DVR Recorder For Cycling Filming (Blue)

Brilliant better than expected

A good little head camera that can double up as a head torch too. Takes a small SD card up to 32GB and is easy to use by just tapping the button on the side of the camera. It would be great for exploring, horse riding, cycling and other activities. The video is fine, although can be grainy in low light. However, for the price it's decent and wouold be a good way of deciding whether you would actually use it regularly and maybe want to upgrade to a better camera later on.It charges up via a USB cable, so no batteries to worry about.

This is a compact, lightweight, wearable head camera which can be worn on the head or over a helmet and can be used to record walks, cycle rides or other events.Build quality is basic for light duty use in dry weather and it fits securely onto an elasticated head band. It charges via micro-USB and stores a micro-SD card (not supplied) up to 32GB. Operation is simple - just hold the power button for a few seconds to start filming which is indicated by a small blue LED on the left side. Pressing the power button again will end recordings.Video footage is reasonable with clear images from the fixed focus lens and can be supplemented in dark conditions by the LED light. Recordings produced are AVI files which tend to be large.For its current price of £25.99 it offers fair value for money, and expectations and performance are as anticipated for a low-budget, simple and basic camera with somewhat clunky software. The camera is suitable for casual use and it can also be used independently as a head torch.

Advertisement had me believe thos couod be used swimming but the product is not waterproof

Great style good light

Arrived ahead of time. Well boxed. Cheap and cheerful and does its job. Very happy

The media could not be loaded. This product was sent to me for review, as part of Amazon Vine. The below is my own real-world experience of using it.In terms of build-quality, it's not very robust; the plastic body feels quite flimsy, and has a rough finish. It doesn't really fill me with much confidence about how well it might hold up over time. One slightly better component is the elastic headband - it has a good amount of flexibility, and does hold the camera in place well.Though the torch worked without issue (and had a good amount of brightness), I unfortunately could not get the camera to operate at all. Following the instructions was a little difficult (they were poorly written with plenty of spelling and grammar mistakes), however, I managed to establish that the device should start recording once the 'power' button has been held down for a short time, and a red indicator light should show on the side. I tried to persevere as much as possible, but the recording would not start (I did also make sure there was a functioning memory card inserted). It would appear that I have received a defective unit.Based on the above, I am unable to recommend the item.

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