VholdR Wearable Camcorder

The camera is very small, it fits in your palm. Its aluminum and plastic and it only weighs a few ounces. Has a battery that looks like a cell phone battery. The battery was difficult to install, there is a small piece of orange plastic, you have to slide over the battery while you push on it to keep it in place. It is hard to do, which is not only its small, but not easy when you have big fingers. You have all the ports in the small area where the battery is also a USB port, Micro SD card, LED lights and the battery compartment.So you only have a piece of open to everything. And there is a tiny on / off switch that I thought was the kick for the memory card, glad that I do not force it too much with the tip of my pen. It also comes with the shortest USB cable I've ever seen, I think its perhaps a foot long so empty, if your USB ports are on the back of your computer Outta Your luck, unless you get a longer cord Because they do not reach. Ohh and by those with a USB Mini is not regular, such as printers. It does not include an AC adapter if your camera dies and you do not have a computer handy then Outta Your lucky again. It says on the package it comes with software and displays a CD / DVD icon, but there was no disc in the box. Read the brochure states that the software is on the mini-SD card so its kind of misleading. Read the instructions is important because on the mini-SD card, that the software when it is installed, you get a Oops ... no Mac version for Windows only. Since I have a Mac, I went to her side and she had a new application to view the videos in front of the camera, etc. I'm guessing that the sd software and brochure was printed before the Mac software actually was published. It is to say, but whether the site for updates. As for the wearable part, it comes with a helmet mount, which used only once sense when you think it's stuck and only the camera is removed. You have to purchase additional damper, the 20 extra bucks and adhesives for 5 Bucks. If you want to mount it on your glasses, even this is a Other 20 bucks for the accessory. Additional batteries are 30 bucks and a wall charger that recharges the battery only 50 is another. The overall image was ok, I think her a glass lens, so that helps, but their sharpness as a 640x480 not expect much. Its really youtube and such. For the price of 330 dollars for this camera should they come with all accessories, I think, robbery of their collection that for what you get. Yes, and the water and weather resistant, but big deal. This is an expensive novelty toys, I do not believe that its more than that, as the quality of the video is really for YouTube sites or so. This seems more on the "stunt" type buyers or people who like to bike or doing extreme sports, where they want to ensure the visual of what it looks like to show others and see what she has done . I think that's way too expensive for the average buyer and I'm mostly children would want to use, but how can they afford 330 U.S. dollars? If it was half that price I think I had him a little more understanding, but its bottom-line way too much money for what you get and what they do. I'm just real and in advance of this review.

VholdR Wearable Camcorder Features

Rugged A camera for all seasons. Its anodized aluminum exoskeleton armor can withstand dust, dirt, mud, snow and - elements that destroy most electronic devices. It is also shock, vibration and shockproof.

It mount VholdR Trail mounting system is an integrated mounting system that attaches VholdR to any number of platforms quickly and safely.

2 hours of video -- Record 2 hours of TV-quality video on a removable microSD memory card.

Align A 192 degree rotating lens and two laser alignment to ensure you get the right shot every time.

A switch-host Its operation could not be easier, with a single oversized and sealed magnetic recording. Do not miss a beat, even if gloves.