Biteye Low Latency FPV Camera, with Built-in 1080P Video Recorder, 2-in-1 Board Camera for Racing Mini-Quadcopters or small planes. Comes with spare lens

This is a good product. Low latency for FPV and pretty good recorded 1080p video. The included cables are not very well-made. My USB cable failed very quickly. There is a "remote control" connector on the board, but no information on how it might work, and you cannot communicate with the company (I've tried for months!)The camera comes with an isolation mount, separate in the package, that is quite difficult to install. I finally got it mounted by separating the two boards to gain access to mount screws in the front holes. The lens cover is not deep enough to stay on over the convex lens.The micro-SD slot is between the boards on the front board and points to the right -- pretty much the LEAST convenient place!As mentioned, you get a "USB" cable, but that connection won't power the camera even though the camera will run on 5v. Why the power and ground leads aren't in parallel on the PCB is anyone's guess, but it means you have to power it with a separate battery to access the card via USB (if you choose to leave it in).The camera has tremendous promise, but it has been out for a while and we need to see those promises come to fruition.

Suffers from dropped frames when flying. The camera is exelent as far as fpv clarity and is very low latency. The the recorded HD video is on par with any mobius camera or or gopro hero 2<. The problem is that on the current firmware, the camera seems to drop frames while recording and feeding fpv out. It's flyable on a wing, but not on any mini quad. Flying without recording fpv results in a solid frame rate, but as soon as it's recording, it suffers dropped frames. Very similar to the problem early fatshark recording cameras had. If a new firmware update fixes the issue I will reevaluate and adjust rating accordingly

I love this camera, I love that they combined an HD camera with a FPV camera. Unfortunately I was unable to use the anti vibration mount that came with it because it wouldn't fit on my robocat frame, but the camera fits fine without the mount. The only con I have so far is that I have to partially disassemble my drone in order to get the Micro SD card out. I plan on trying a Micro SD extension cable, but haven't ordered the cable yet.

Great camera for the price.It is the same size as a normal FPV camera, which can also record decent 1080p footage to a Micro SD card.I had about 80ms latency in the FPV video while recording 1080P.Compare that to 40ms using an HS1177 (popular FPV camera) or 120ms transmitting FPV from a GoPro.That is all around the 1/10th of a second range, so most people wont notice the difference.I would have liked if it had a shell/case with more mounting options, but for $60 I can't complain.

This is a first generation camera that can be improved but it is a great start.

Red instructions and followed directions as it was said. So, brand new memory empty card and used almost full memory card tryed with the same result - in both cases it said MEMORY CARD IS FULL. and later it starts RED blinking that according to manual means SYSTEM ERROR and no any directions what to do or how to fix. So, IT IS NOT WORKING. Do you have a working one to replace?

After a very short time it completely stopped working. It probably didn't even have 2 hours of use before it totally failed. I never abused it, or dropped it or anything.

Awesome camera. Put it on a trainer plane but was way underpowered so stuck it on a bigger plane with more power . This thing is bad ass hot some really good video. Love how it shoots directly to a micro SD card.