ORDRO 4K Video Camera, Head-Mounted Camera 4k Camcorder FPV Vlog Camera 60FPS Wearable Vlogging Camera with Card Reader, 64G Micro Card, Build-in 1000mAh Rechargeable Battery

Im loving this camera . Hands free , 4k , sims card, what else could you ask for . I have already recored four DYI @ home videos . Easy to power on and once you remove the card from the ORDRO and download data to another drive , reinstall back into camera the camera will auto reformat at the push of the picture button.I've got one con: I wear glasses and the camera catches the r/s of my frame, not annoying but it shows up in my video if I wear them.

This camera is very good. It captures plenty of detail in both low-light and bright settings, even in the same video, with no adjustments.The sound quality is excellent, too.Most importantly, the stabilizer works very well with steady, leisurely walking. Testing it, it seems pretty good, but not perfect, if you're walking briskly.The remote is tiny and easy to carry. You can even hang it on the zipper of your jacket, and it'd just look like it's zipper hardware.So, I'd give the camera five stars. It's excellent.The instruction manual arrived with several pages untrimmed. To read the manual, we had to cut some pages apart. Also, the instructions aren't always as clear as we'd like.That's fine. If you're accustomed to sports cameras, the set-up is fairly intuitive.However, the headband isn't a great design. It's adjustable, but won't fit all heads well.For example, it was far too tight for my husband's head. Oh, he could wear it (albeit uncomfortably) but the angle of the camera was a bit skewed towards his face.If he wore his glasses, they were prominently visible in the video, taking up about 1/10 of the screen. (That may not sound like much, but it's a distraction and would need to be edited-out in post.)The headband fit me okay, but as I walked, my forehead and tip of my nose sometimes appeared in the video.Again, that's because the camera angle wasn't right. I'm not sure how it could be made more adjustable and still remain secure, but - for us - the camera angle is a fairly big issue.The camera did not arrive fully charged, but charged quickly with the included USB cable.The included USB reader is a little different from what we usually use, because it has no spring inside. So, you'll just insert the USB card as fully as you can, and that's probably good enough.For us, this camera could be useful for how-to videos, product reviews, and some travel videos, especially if we're prepared to edit the sunglasses, glasses, forehead, or nose out of the final video. (However, for home movies, that might not be such an issue.)The headband concept is good, but the pressure of the headband (on a normal adult head) could be a headache, literally. (For children or young teens, the headband may be perfect.)This camera's video and sound quality are excellent, and the stabilizer works better than most.However, the camera angle, skewed by how tightly the headband fits on the head, is a bigger concern.Others may love this camera. We didn't, and it's not because of the camera. The issue for us is the headband, and that's a disappointment.

The quality isn’t better than a iPhone 4k 60fps. I do vlogging on tiktok and Instagram while traveling the world so I need quality…the headset idea is great! But the camera isn’t…for $200 this is insane…sending it back.

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a hand free camera, This is the perfect one that I like. The quality of video and images is really good.It’s very easy to operate and uses.

ORDRO 4K Video Camera, Head-Mounted Camera 4k Camcorder FPV Vlog Camera 60FPS Wearable Vlogging Camera with Wireless Remote Control, Strap, 64G MicroSD Card, Build-in 1000mAh Rechargeable BatteryThis is a really nifty gadget that almosts gets it. In my testing video quality was good but not outstanding. And i guess that should be expected at this size. The ep8 has a much crisper video but the sample i got kept crashing. That said, the ep7 does take decent video no fisheye that i noticed. Mic quality is decent. No option for external mic. Comes with a 64gb branded sdcard. Which is nice. Has a remote wrist doodad. The form factor is amazing and the pov style shot is pretty cool. Some issues with implementation though. I wear reading glasses that hang off the tip of my nose. Camera is on right side of my head. Lens is just off my temple. So my spectacles are in the shot. And for somethings that would have its place. I need to wear the glasses to use the app. Which is superior to the remote. Because i find it necessary to have feedback with video. Because there have been many a time i thought i was filming something and i actually wasnt. Thats a bummer. So anyways, having the cam paired to my phone via a wifi connection which was a little unintuitive to setup, is necessary. Anyway, this means i have to wear the spectacles. So its kind of a problem. If you dont wear glasses you'll be mostly fine. I also noticed my hair in the shot. Just barely. i have short short hair, And its in the shot. The other thing that is wonky is that the horizon is skewed. I think this could be remedied by bending the metal connection arm between the headband thingy and the camera but i havent been brave enough to go bending stuff yet. Anyway, thats a thing. It does warm up some but not as bad as i thought it would side touching head hits ~88° side away from head hits ~107° or thereabouts. I dont think thats all that bad really. I think the ep8 got hotter and i think thats why --at least the sample i had to test-- kept fritzing out. Anyway, ran the ep7 for a test and was still going at 20+ minutes without stopping. Most of these things seem minor to me for 200 especially given that there are user able remedies. The only other thing to point out is it does save in 5 minute chunks. This does seem to also be expected with micro sdcard camera formats, but super annoying.I dont dislike it. I dont love it. I can think of alot of use case scenarios where this will be the only thing that can do it. But there are some things to also give pause.