Mini Spy USB Cam: ehomful Wireless Hidden Camera for Home Security, Wearable Personal Video Recorder with Motion Detection, Full HD Surveillance Camera for Indoor/Outdoor Use Review

The built in USB port and small profile are very attractive but this is a low quality product by any measure. The software is unreliable and in most cases writing results in unreadable files and the battery level remains a mystery. It now turns off with a low battery alarm at the end of each video recording, regardless of the duration.

The best thing about this USB camera is the form factor. The size and shape of a standard flash drive, it packs easily on a keychain and is easily accessible. The audio and video quality definitely met my expectations and was worth the price paid. The included instructions require some work - they used "minutes" a few times when they wanted to say "seconds" but it wasn't hard to figure out how to work since there's only one button to use. Also, make sure your SD card is completely empty before…

Weighs approx. 9 g with card inserted. 7.5g when you remove the flip cover, which is very easy, maybe too easy if you don't want it to come off. There's a small "active" indicator, but it's hidden by a hinged USB port cover. Video quality is good enough, but not for low light, which is to be expected from a pinhole camera at this price point. The field of view is quite narrow, around 30 degrees. The instructions in English aren't very good, but it's easy to figure it out in a few minutes. It…

At first I wasn't sure about this spy camera but I decided to try it because you never know when you might need it. The device is really small and light, which I really like. The USB has an active blue backlight which is very easy to use and the instructions are easy to follow if you read them carefully. The blue light isn't too noticeable either, as it's hidden by the USB port cover. The quality of the video isn't too good or too bad (it has a "zoom" where the image is always too close and you

This does not include the Micro SD card required for use. So I had to get one for it and it only says 32GB in size. For some reason the date on the video shows 3/18/2000 and I can't find a way to update the date. I've tried editing the timestamp file attached to the USB drive and it still changes to its own after the next use. The instructions are not clearly written for those who speak English, so here we go. To turn it on, press the button for one second until a steady blue light appears…