PEAWOLCY 4K Video Camera Camcorder Ultra HD 48MP WiFi IR Night Vision Vlogging Camera for YouTube,16X Digital Zoom 3" IPS 270°Rotatable Touch Screen Camera Recorder with Microphone,Remote,Lens Hood

The camera came well wrapped and foam packaged complete with instructions in the box. The camera feels well built and sturdy with nice feeling plastics and comes with a remote.The picture is great on the screen, and starting and stopping the recording is a breeze with the easy to use buttons or the remote. The picture quality on playback is sharp even on the big screen.The menu options are intuitive and simple to navigate.All in all a great all-rounder for the beginner in photography. With the extended microphone, the sound is captured even when people are talking quietly.

We had an old rather large camcorder that was just too big to keep carrying around for day trips and holidays etc so we looked for something smaller. We used it quite a bit over the Christmas period and it has been excellent so far. We've had no problem navigating the features and have no issues with the picture or sound quality for the price we paid. I would recommend this for anyone wanting a nice lightweight video camera that is easy to use with decent quality. For the price, this is definitely worth it in my opinion.

There seem to be a lot of positive reviews of this camera which is why I decided to take a chance and purchase this to record home videos. I was expecting a cheaply made video camera which at least captured 1080p video if not the advertised 4K.What I received was a decently put together camera, the accessories surprised. But the actually quality of the video captured was terrible. Definitely not 4K and not even 1080p, if I had to guess I’d say it was 720 or 540 quality. There is no optical zoom which means the 16x “super zoom” produces a very grainy and noisy zoomed image. Overall the image is grainy and very obviously a low quality digital video. To top it off, there is no auto focus - something my Dad’s camcorders had in the 90s, the suggestion from the manufacturer is to keep the subject 1.5m away from the camera which sort of defeats the point of a zoom function.I cannot stress how poor this camera is and many of the other cameras on this website of similar price and origin. Avoid this product at all costs.

With a recent addition to my exended family, what better way to celebrate a new little life by capturing the moment with a new little camera. The recording quality is OK, I don't think it's really 4K though!? However, it's got some nice features and for the money, is good enough as an introductory product for those who are learning how to film, such as amateurs and children. It's also small enough for little hands to control and use the touch screen. It also fits in ones pocket quite nicely. Having two batteries and an external mic and a remote control is certainly a bonus and very useful. Night vision is not so great, but I'm not too fussed because we're not competing with Sir David Attenborough and his team. Equally the zoom level is not amazing, but again I'm not bird watching, or trying to view tiny creatures across a pond with it. All in all a professional looking product with some nice extras, with entry level features and quality.

Excellent quality but each file at top quality is 4gb ever13mins approx and there is a noticeable gap in the recording between o e file and the next. I bought this to record live shows not really suitable. Unless I am missing a setting.

I picked this up a couple of weeks ago and am very impressed. I intend to use it as a webcam and as an introduction into YouTube. The picture quality is very good, especially in bright light. Low light it struggles a little bit. But as the advert says it's not a professional camera. The zoom is all digital. And focussing seems to be automatic, but it does well focussing where I want. Comes with the microphone and battery.

Used a DSLR for a while now but it always takes a long time to auto focus and often has annoyances such as hunting for focus point or incorrect settings/lens selected.This definitely doesn't have those problems as its point and shoot, very simply, does have a good range of options/configurations and very good accessory bundle with 2 batteries.I don’t really buy in to the specs of resolution and megapixels of camera’s as they are less important of a spec to me as long as they are large enough for prints/displaying on full HD monitors and the lens/image processing is good etc.I’ve took some photos and videos on both my high end DSLR with a prime lens and this and in normal daylight it fares pretty well, see attached photo for rough comparison, zoomed in about 60% and it’s still a pretty decent, sharp image.Night-time image quality isn't nearly as good as a DSLR as it was quite noisy in my opinion, don’t think it handles high ISO well so good lighting is the way to go.Videos have all been in focus and more importantly to me, useable.Overall like it due to the simplicity of use, point and shoot and never a image or video that's out of focus or just naff.

This 4K Video Camera really is an excellent piece of equipment, that the more I use it, the more I appreciate it. As a 60 plus year old, some technology is lost on me, but it really is easier to use than my older one. And I had a real surprise at the battery life, yes there are 2 of them, but they last far longer than my old recorder.Getting it out of the box and finding the battery nearly fully charged, meant that I could just get on with it and play with it.Whilst I'm using it in the main in an office environment to record training aides, I can see how easy and good it would be to use elsewhere and I thought and still think it was good value for the price.