Review on 🎥 Enhance Your Sports Videos with CenterPoint Optics AimCam Adjustable Sports Action Video Glasses by Mario Anderson

For my money (ok I admit I paid a little for it but still...) the AimCam goggles are a great choice for POV and live streaming for their target market which is me. not a big party or non-watersports oriented activity that I keep finding more and more ways to take advantage of. I have included a short video from the zipline tour which I think will give potential buyers an example of the usefulness of the product. After downloading and fully charging the AimCam app on your IOS or Android device, the glasses can be calibrated through the app. and is then ready for live streaming over a Wi-Fi connection using a mobile device. A micro SD card (maximum capacity 32 GB) is required for video recording. I've found the app to be a little buggy - live streaming tends to freeze quite often - but for video recording the system has proven to be pretty stable so far. If you want to do activities whenever possible, taking your mobile device with you on a trip might not be the best practice. The red LED dual-purpose power/record button isn't visible to the user, but after wearing the goggles a few times I was confident I'd gotten through the process and felt comfortable recording sessions from the to start the device itself. The camera can be moved to align with the user's dominant eye and again set to either 1080p HD or 720p slow motion via the app. Recording is in multiples of 10 minutes. Up to an hour of segments in 1080p in .MOV format. Including hard case, three sets of replacement protection/UV filters (yellow, transparent and black), protective textile cover, cleaning cloth, micro USB cable. , a head strap (which I already broke and replaced with a stronger one), a micro tool for adjusting/changing the position of the camera, and a few spares.