Review on Action Camera DJI Pocket 2, 3840x2160, 875mA h, black by Mateusz Banasiuk ᠌

I decided to get a combo set so that I could take pictures while trekking and with my family. I was satisfied with the overall quality of the video, which has a fluid shooting style and colors that are true to life. The Wi-Fi module is quite pricey, but it maintains the connection at a great distance, and the functionality of the application for remote shooting is quite extensive. I found that I really liked using it. She had been working for me for a little over half a year when she took a drink of water. And you're correct, I did have a built-in aquabox on the camera. But, even without preheating the box in hot water, it is still a delight to insert a camera into it because the handle of the camera has a rubberized coating on one side and the camera is inserted extremely tightly. As you have to take the camera out of the box using the stabilizer suspension, I have no idea how to remove the camera that has already been put. In addition, you will not be able to charge it unless you remove it from the device first. As a result, I made the decision to go on a water trip without an aquabox, and the result was that my camera ended up getting damaged when it fell into a puddle. After only a few strokes, it started having problems with the battery and the stabilizer. I got in touch with the office. They told me that the cameras were not being serviced and recommended that I write directly to the manufacturer in China when I visited the DJI service center on Novodmitrovskaya. I went ahead and spoke with DJI immediately. Please find the response attached. In a nutshell, the camera is not waterproof; therefore, you were required to use the aquabox. You should get in touch with Novodmitrovskaya; perhaps they will be able to assist you; however, it is recommended that you purchase a new camera instead. I am grateful to DJI for the helpful suggestions. So I'm going to go ahead and do it: I'm going to get a new camera that is waterproof. When you put the camera in your own plastic case, you often turn on the camera itself; b) getting out of the native case is also inconvenient, especially the wide-angle lens, which is stuck on a magnet in the case itself, and tends to fall out. Now for the inconveniences of use: a) the power button is located in an inconvenient place; b) when you put the camera in your own plastic case, you often turn on the camera itself. The frame might be missed until you obtain it, until you switch it on, until the camera turns towards you and turns away from you; c) the screen is small, so you can't really see anything in it, and because of its size, it's also inconvenient to manage the screen sensor. Total. There is no way that this could be considered an action camera. This is a very, very good choice to consider if you want to avoid shooting into elements such as snow, water, or dust. In addition, the acquisition of this camera served as an instructive experience for me.