🎣 Eyoyo Portable Fish Finder: 9 inch LCD Monitor, HD 1000TVL Fishing Camera, Waterproof & Underwater DVR, 30m Cable, 12pcs IR Infrared LED – Perfect for Ice, Lake, and Boat Fishing Review

I use this camera for ice fishing. I also have a Markum camera. The picture from the eyoyo camera is not as good as that from Marcum. Otherwise, I think the Eyoyo is just as good, if not better than the Marcum camera. In semi-cloudy water you can see about 4 or 5 feet. Same as Marcum, but Marcum has a sharper image.

I use this camera to check what fish my sonar has detected and if it's the species I'm looking for. The only problem I have is viewing the screen when it's sunny outside. Despite the screen, the display is difficult to see. If you record a video and play it back when you get home, that's great. Also, they need to add a keel to the camera so it doesn't rotate so easily. At the moment he wants to turn fast and hard to keep his attention. I'll try to tie it to a post so it doesn't move. Otherwise…

This is exactly what I was looking for, the picture is excellent. I used it in open water 5 weeks ago to see how well it works. The cable is THIN. I don't know how long it will take? The setup has a few connection points that differ from my last one (black and white). I can't say anything about the battery life yet. It doesn't look like it's built to last for years, but then again, a NINE inch IR color screen, I think it's a win if it lasts 3 years versus buying a $500 unit. I don't go out as…

For the price you pay it is very 5 stars. I took it ice fishing, threw it in the hole and started watching. The first day the water was translucent but the fish were still easy to see. It has a sharp image with a radius of about 3 feet. I position him so he can see my hook and follow the fish's reaction. Also took some photos and videos. I ordered a tripod with a remote control to make it easier to control the camera. By the second day the water wasn't as clear, but the picture was still…

Well the best gift I got on my wedding anniversary! I have read thousands of underwater camera reviews with and without DVR on several available sites on the internet including Revain! I must have seen hundreds of unboxing videos too and watched the same thing on YouTube! Finally I decided to buy a 9 inch Eyoyo DVR underwater camera! The delivery came 2 days earlier than expected and well packaged! It was over 90 percent charged to use right away, although I did charge it fully before I started

First, the camera is very easy to use and the picture quality is good. The only downside I noticed about this product is that the camera cable exits the back so you can hang the camera vertically if you're using it as is. I ended up using 3 zip ties and attaching them to the top brackets so they hang horizontally. Another "downside" is that some fish like to attack this camera which is funny as you can see in my video if the camera shakes or spins I now order a tripod to place over the hole and

I like this camera so far. It took a few tries to figure it out, but I ended up getting exactly what I wanted. When ice fishing, I drill 2 holes as close together as possible without touching each other (an inch or two apart) and place the camera (horizontally, not vertically) in one hole and the bait in the other. From there you need to twist the camera cable until you see the bait. This can be difficult in muddy waters. In this case, use a larger lure or you will be able to see it better…

I gave an overall score of 4.1. I'm not happy with the design of where the cable exits the back of the camera. I think it would be better if he came out of the lead in a balanced center. I will be using my ice fishing camera and this will make it easier to hang. I was able to solve this by simply attaching a swivel to the top of the camera and threading a string through it. 2) Infrared light is decent but not great. I bought another light to attach to the bottom of the camera and hopefully that