Great item

I'll start by saying... I've bought several bodycams from Amazon. Some weren't that great, some were ok. All of them had a very short standby time like an hour and a half, that's without recording. I bought thos bodycam because in the description it said 12 hours of record time. Ok... it would be nice to have a bodycam that I don't havta turn on and off just to make it through an 8hr shift. (I work Armed Security). So today was day 1... test day. At 1pm I clocked in at post and turned on this cam and put it on standby, (of course i had a backup cam in my bag incase the battery dies quick like the ithers). 6 hours into the shift I checked the battery meter on the screen and it read still full. VERY IMPRESSIVE!!! 8TH hour when time to clock out, 1 bar was down out of the 3 in the battery meter. 8 hours,1 bar down... on standby ready to record w a touch of a button... OUTSTANDING!!!! Great video quality, it's awesome all around! love this cam!!! 5 STARS AND 2 THUMBS UP ON THIS ONE, HIGHLY RECOMEND!! If anything ever happens to this one, I am definitely buying another one of these!!!!!

This is a very good body cam the instructions need to be a little bit clearer for it but overall it is a very very good camera and the display seems to be really nice it has good quality pictures in a functionality is good on it but again it could be a little bit more user friendly

Oncheer Body CameraI received this as a contributor to Amazon’s Vine program, so know up front that this was provided free of charge in return for an honest review.I’ve had this camera for a few weeks now and wanted to spend some time with it before reviewing it in order to become well acquainted with it.It strikes me as pretty sturdy, and able to take some “licks” in the field. (In fact I’ve dropped it once or twice from a height of about 2 or 3 feet, and it “kept on ticking”). It’s bigger than some other “body” cameras I have used, but more versatile in some ways. I like that it has rubber plug-covers for both the USB-C port and the microSD card slot. They could prove very worthwhile in foul weather. Also, it’s not prone to being used discretely; it’s a bit too large to be discrete, though lights and sound can be turned off to reduce calling attention to its’ use.One feature I particularly like are the sturdy clips that come with it. They provide a few different ways to attach it to either a vest, belt, backpack straps, or other clothing/gear you might be wearing. Despite that versatility, it doesn’t work well as a helmet/hat camera, as the clips don’t accommodate that function as well as others. It could probably be rigged to work that way, but strikes me as an awkward setup, so I didn’t even try that.Plenty of buttons for various functions, a decently-sized viewing screen, and player control buttons for fast forward, rewind, pause, etc. For security reasons, there’s no easy/clear-cut way to erase clips. (I believe the only way to do that is by inserting the microSD card into a computer or tablet.I’ve primarily used it while walking the dog around our neighborhood, both during the day, and at night. I’ve worn it clipped to a shirt pocket, to my belt, and to a weight vest I wear for exercise. It works far better on the weight vest than on either a belt of a shirt pocket. On the belt, it’s pointed too low and the mic is too far away, and on a drooping shirt pocket, it tends to flop around with each step. Surprisingly, it does NOT have a built-in 1/4x20 tripod screw.The technical features all seem to work as described, and while the footage is of adequate sharpness, it won’t win any cinematic awards in Hollywood. As for the audio, the mic works best when worn at chest level. (I tried it at belt level and it just didn’t pick up sound well enough). There is no way to connect an external mic, nor external speakers.It works well in photo mode, too. Photos are recorded as .JPG files; video as .AVI files. The camera can also record just audio, but I’ll admit, I didn’t record any audio-only files.I could see this as useful for someone wanting to record outdoor activities, e.g. if hiking, bouldering, rock climbing, where ounces make a difference, or even canoeing or kayaking, (but I’d strongly recommend keeping it in a watertight bag). I’m not a member of the community, but suspect it’s also worth testing for use by law enforcement as an alternative to the other apparently broadly-used brand.Overall, it seems sturdy, but may be too large for some activities. If you want to record an adventure, like hiking to Mt. Washington or Katahdin, or a week canoeing the BWCA, the Fulton chain in upstate NY, or the waterways of Maine, this could help document your adventure.

Disappointed. It's bulky, bigger than expected. But works good. Does what I needed. Picture fuzzy. Sound clear.

Great product

Bought this for work purposes and it seems to work just fine battery life is great stand by mode I can work a 14-hour shift and not have to recharge it over all of satisfied with the camera device but however the eclipse that it comes with both the shoulder clip and the belt clop are absolutely worthless poorly designed the alligator teeth on both clips are way too big and totally unnecessary would be better off without them flat surface would be perfect the teeth of the clips will make the camera point upwards if you're wearing it on your chest you'll get nothing but the sky recorded on your cam

Camera quality is very clear, sound was a little muffled. Had it clipped on my vest.

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