Vivitar 810HD Megapixel Digital Recorder Review

Good product. We bought it to keep a video diary of our honeymoon in Italy. I'm sure it will have many other uses for us in the future.

Provides better video quality than expected but runs on battery power. on my computer was impressive. The sound is not very good. Batteries stink for my purposes. The price of the toy is a good high end for a low price. For everything, even semi-professional.

I agree with other reviewers. I paid over $100 at Target for this piece of junk and thought I was being stolen. The only good thing about this camera is the anti-shake feature. Otherwise the picture quality is terrible and definitely NOT high definition. A class action lawsuit was to be filed against Vivitar for its blatant false advertising. Image quality is on par with a cheap webcam and nothing I found on the setup screen can improve it. You live, you learn I think.

I think the article is ok. It draws and films in good quality but I wasn't told it was assembled as a plastic car model! It's SUPER light like you're not even holding it! The second issue is that I was NOT told to put batteries in it. I usually buy these things with the battery already included! It also eats up batteries quickly! Last but not least, you MUST have the FASTEST SDRAM card or it WILL NOT record! So instead of buying a 64GB SDRAM card for 25.00. You have to buy 28 Gig for 70.00 to…

Benefits: Uses 4 AAA batteries. Uses an 8GB HDSD card. Cons: a lot - see text. I bought this camera because the previous Vivitar 35mm film cameras I had were very good. I needed a small, light and durable camcorder that I could take with me on my motorbike to film weekend trips in the mountains. This camcorder seemed perfect until I brought it home and started working with it. This camera should be 720P HD quality. It is not. It has the correct image size, but the image quality is very poor and