BOBLOV W1 1080P Body Camera, Wearable 128GB Camera Support 90 Minutes with Loop Recording, Easy to Use and Take for Traveling, Walking, Law Enforcement and Outdoors Activities

The media could not be loaded. EDIT: The video quality is better than the video shows. It looks like Amazon lowers the quality, probably to make the file smaller.I like this camera. It's VERY small and discreet. With some other body cameras it's very obvious that you are wearing it and recording. Thats not the case with this one - especially if you are wearing black. But, the best thing about it is the video quality. It's full 1080p and it's really good. It has a Sony sensor in it and you can really tell. Audio is good, the clips are solid. The clip on the back of the camera can be removed if you want. I'm really happy with it!

Easy to use and includes a 64GB micro SD card and a USB SD card reader. The camera has clips on the front AND the back, so you can put the camera in your shirt pocket with only the lens showing for less conspicuous filming. The rear clip makes it handy for clipping to a t-shirt collar or backpack strap. I wouldn't clip this to a belt as the clips would most likely snap off. It's clearly made for a shirt pocket, collar or shoulder strap. I walk my dogs often in a public park and several times other dog owners have let their off-leash dogs attack us, so this is perfect for when the police are called. It eliminates any doubt and also identifies the offenders as well as their dogs.

I bought this camera to have with me in public, when I'm out taking a walk, or when I'm working alone in public setting, in case anything bad happens that I may need evidence to exonerate myself, namely in the case of hostile interaction with others. Image clarity is surprisingly good, though the coloration is blue-biased, meaning it takes warm lighting and makes it look cold. The lens is moderately wide-angled. It has a clip on both the front and the back, but the front clip is very tight and would only fit over thin single-layer fabric, like a dress shirt pocket, not an elastic tee-shirt collar. The back clip is just a little looser, and it can fit over the elastic tee-shirt collar, with much effort. I don't know that I would call it discreet, exactly. If I had it peeking out of a shirt pocket it might be, but then it wouldn't be aiming straight forward. It has no image stabilization, so you won't be using this to make YouTube videos, but it is certainly sufficient for legal documentation. Sound recording is sufficient, for the most part, but if mounted near the throat (pictured), then your own voice sounds poorly enunciated and hard to understand. Included with the camera is a short USB cord for charging and for data transmission, a small USB reader for the included micro SD card. Also included in the package is an unidentified plastic object that appears to be a placeholder for one of the clips, which appears to be removable (though I have not succeeded in removing it). I wish they provided better instructions for that aspect. Setting the timestamp is quite easy. The link to the "tool" is broken, but it still gets you to the website, and finding that resource is still easy. It's essentially just a text document: just modify the date and time, then save it to the camera and eject it. The camera reads and then deletes the file This can be done with a computer of any operating system, including Linux. I felt it needed auto-rotation, or at least some ability to rotate the image without having to edit the video after recording. I would like to be able to clip it sideways like a tie clip and have it peek from between the buttons of my dress shirt, but such is not the case. I might still use it that way, though, and if the need arises I'll let my lawyer do the edit for the courtroom.

Works good for audio. Unable to use clip on for video maybe for handheld use.

The media could not be loaded. As a professional cameraman, I own a myriad of devices capable of taking pictures and recording video, from cinema level, down to the action-cam style.What caught my eye regarding this camera, is a niche that I didn't have a camera for. Something that I often find a need. We can call this the "body cam" category.This means something no-nonsense that you can just clip on to your chest and hit record. Very useful in security settings, when you need proof of an interaction. I have to say the quality of this cam sure beats any government or police camera I've seen, maybe they should buy some of these!There's no settings really, you just switch it to photo or video and it just records. Very useful if you need to switch it on at a moments notice.Another idea I had was clipping it to my pet's collar and seeing where it goes and what it does! Careful you don't lose it, or get it caught on something. My pet doesn't have a collar, so I couldn't test that.You could also put this on a selfie stick and fake some drone-like shot, or get to areas high you couldn't normally see. Clip it to your car's visor and have a quick instant-on camera in case a UFO crashes in front of you. The possibilities are endless.All in all, a fun camera to play around with, or even use for serious security related circumstances.

I returned this item because it would not record video voice at the same time so I’m not sure of anything else because it did not meet my needs

very convenience

The video quality and sound is good. The only issue I have with it is the memory card upload. I spend minutes recording just to find out the video comes up corrupted or unavailable. Bit pricy for what you’re truly getting.