📹 Intova Duo HD Waterproof POV Sports Video Camera Review

is expensive! I bought this for my 5 year old who loves to take pictures. There is not the best quality, but it is 5. There is a reasonably good quality. It moves very well and is user-friendly. We have already tried it for swimming and the box works great! Don't be afraid that he is tiny because he is quite small. I find it charming and easy for my son. This camera is highly recommended as a first camera for small children.

Bought this for our kids before they went to the beach. They used it in a creek in our backyard and the photos and video are good but not great. In the age of high-megapixel phone cameras, this little camera's images are a bit blurry. We also needed a micro SD card. So far, the outer case has proven to be waterproof. In two weeks we will find out how it works in the ocean. Video also records sound.

Bought for a child as a toy camera. She dropped it, kicked it, and threw it countless times, and it's still popping up. The battery still holds a charge quite well. Great as a toy. As a camera, the image quality is just terrible. The interior shots are almost unrecognizable. Haven't tried the underwater features but expect them to be terrible too. Great for a baby's first camera, but we're not going to hang these photos on the fridge.

I remember well my 9 year old bought this with his pocket money and wanted something cheap to photograph. That's cool! It's small, easy to navigate, and was within its price range. The quality isn't great, but then again I didn't spend $300 on a Canon - I spent $40 on a cheap camera from another manufacturer that does what it's supposed to. Perfect. He's in seventh heaven for that. We photograph everything. Very satisfied. The siblings are jealous so I'll probably come back soon to buy 2 more…

I was in Mexico last week and wanted a waterproof camera. The disposables were 35mm and almost the same price, so I figured what the heck. I threw in a 32 mega SD card. It worked very well. You can't expect great quality from a 720 sensor, a 1280 x 720 image always looks bad. Although for 20 dollars I took everything in the sea, in the pool and shot a lot of videos. It stayed waterproof the whole time and had decent battery life. You need to open the waterproof case and take out the camera to…

I bought this camera as a toy for my daughters I figured moisture proofing and shock resistance would help. It's fine for these purposes. What I don't like is that the claimed 5MP is actually only 1.3 with algorithmic padding to get the 5MP equivalent. There is a very fine line between selling your product and lying outright. The second complaint is the size. The images in the listing never give a clear idea of the relative size of the camera. Yes, if you delve into the details, the size is…

Looks like a cheap vending machine but works surprisingly well. Much better than a disposable camera, plus it records video. When you factor in the cost of developing film, it's better value than a single-use camera if you're taking 48+ photos. Compared to a disposable camera (which tends to have a high ISO, making the camera more sensitive to light), this camera adapts better in bright sunlight. A slight downside is that you have to take the camera out of the waterproof case to switch from…

Okay, let's be serious. We're talking about a $28 underwater camera. Keep this in mind. My husband and I usually buy a disposable waterproof vacation camera and then pay the mint to *develop the film* and burn the photos onto a CD (which we don't even get to use) and maybe 3 of them. of 30 photos are good. It's time to jump into the next century, but practically for free. This saves us money in the long run (no more development!), plus the LCD screen is easier to use than holding a disposable…