Action Camera 4K 30Fps Sports Cam - BUIEJDOG 16MP Action Cam HD WiFi Waterproof Camcorder with 170°Wide Angle Lens 2 Rechargeable Batteries and Accessories Kits (4k)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I bought this camera to use as a "dash cam" on my motorcycle so that if I were in an accident caused by an inattentive driver, I might be able provide a video that shows the incident and possibly license plate numbers for the other vehicle. It fulfills that role without having to spend several hundred dollars on a popular action camera. So if it does the job I bought it for, why am I only giving it two stars, you might ask? Well, there are several reasons.1. The action camera is advertised as a 4K camera with a 16MP Sony sensor for still image capture. As you can see from the video and the screenshots, the camera records at a maximum resolution of 1280 X 720 at 60Hz (no option I can find to change the fps...only the frequency) and then very poorly up-converts the video to the higher resolution which is the cause of the clipping you see in the video and screenshots.2. The still image of my side yard was captured on the highest setting the camera has for still images (which you set through three separate menu options) and it looks like something that I took from my old flip phone from the 90s. The problem is that the "Fine" setting for image quality is only at 180 dpi. For a comparison, my Pixel XL has a default dpi of 560 and a maximum of 666 dpi.3. The audio recorded via the built in microphone is acceptable for walking and talking, but any wind will make the audio completely unusable. As expected, you can't use the microphone if it is in the case (everything is muffled).So, why did I give it two stars instead of one? Because these are things that I actually expected from a $30 action camera. I just want to have an honest review so that others that listen to the reviewers that say, "it's as good as a GoPro" can have clear evidence that it isn't up to that level. But it can be good for a simple dash cam or something to get your kids started in video production.One other cool (unexpected) cool feature that helped keep it out of the one star rating is that you can use it as a secondary camera when live streaming from your computer (using streaming software such as OBS). Again, the video quality is poor and you need good lighting, but it is usable.***UPDATE***I wanted to provide separate feedback on their customer support. After I wrote this review, the company reached out to me to try to help resolve my issues. It doesn't change how I reviewed the product, but if I could rate their customer support separately, I would give them 4 stars. They seemed genuinely concerned with my results and wanted to help me resolve the issues, but when the issue is with the hardware, there really isn't much that can be done about that.

I will start this by saying if you are looking for a true 4K camera, this is not the right camera for you. The definition on this camera is around 480p-720p. With that in mind, it is a terrific value for $46. I bought this for a trip and although my videos were not ultra HD, I was still able to take videos that bring back to memory some amazing times. The mounts that this comes with are also wonderful. They will fit a variety of other cameras, including GoPros. The customer service is also terrific. I was a bit bummed when I encountered this camera isn't really 4K, but they were gracious and made it worthwhile to continue to be a customer. Overall, I would recommend this camera to people who are getting involved and interested in videography and do not want to break the bank. For the money, this is a very fun camera to use, regardless that it is not super high definition.

This camera has it's quirks. Which, with a little trail and error, you can work around.Okay, so... It's not great, but it's not really horrible either. I bought three of them for an upcoming snowmobiling trip. With them fully charged, they captured around 15 minutes of video. It was below freezing that day, so maybe that had an effect on the battery life.One weird thing, still haven't figured out the trick to it, but when using a remote with multiple cameras, it will sometimes trigger them all and other times it will trigger none. Super weird, not really a big deal because you can always start it with the button on top.Also, there were a lot of mounts, some seemed like I could possibly use them at some point, and others had me going WTF!? IS THIS!? But the wide variety of mounts can spark some creative juices in you, and you can attach it almost anywhere.

Fantastic camera. 90% of the features at 10% of the price of the "other brand." What's not to like? Commands and functions were easy to learn. Just played around for a few days and got the functions and settings to finally make sense. Looking for user videos on how to use the camera was a bust. Most of the "reviewers" didn't really know what they were talking about. Ignore them and just play around with all the settings yourself. Great video quality. 4K at 30fps worked great, as did 1080p/60fps. Can I tell the difference? Not really. To help: 4K/30fps=170MB/min & 1080p/60fps=231MB/min of recording time. (approx.) Many, many accessories come with it. Mounting options for dozens of situations. Two batteries came with it. Battery seems to last 70-90 min or so. Recharging the battery is done in the camera. but a quick search on amazon found many low cost rechargers and extra batteries, which I will likely buy next. I used a 64GB memory card.Do not expect much from the microphone. it works fine from 3-4ft. And of course, it does not work with the waterproof case. But then again, this is not a camera for recording home movies. I will mount mine on my canoe or kayak and even on the dash of my jeep.And at this price, I may even buy 1 or 2 more.