kimire Video Camera Camcorder Digital Camera Recorder Full HD 1080P 15FPS 24MP 3.0 Inch 270 Degree Rotation LCD 16X Digital Zoom Camcorder Camera with 2 Batteries(Black)

Ok, been a few months and too many YT videos. Mostly ranch-related, wildlife to indoor stuff but also hack film projects. Very happy with performance; works well; above-average accessories (xtra battery; cords, etc.) I film way too much stuff but in a filmable area to put it lightly so carried on hikes, in garden, around farm; good and compact and ok after inevitable drop or two. (Results may vary on latter!) Gripes. Most perhaps "git off my lawn" old man stuff: G1: The main "Start recording/stop" most popular button is a good size but, me at least, never have an easy time with it. Doesn't seem to respond each time or must push harder than you'd think, thus fumbling with the compact size and always accidentally touching other buttons (that don't trigger anything but still). May be me. Adult male but Nosferatu hands (say what?). G2. The "night mode" night vision seems no different than reg and pretty useless beyond very close things that may be illuminated by the 3 tiny little lights that then come on. The cheaper one this replaced had amazing NV; got to read fine print on that. Note: all this general hobby; no big deals. So bought an "average" Amazon camcorder; not cheapest but dang close. This was discounted so another "step up" but not much. Seems better quality than last but prefer old one, no offense to this perfectly-functional one. G3. "Dang, Ethel! You'd expect the nifty case provided to FIT the dang thing!" Ok, it DOES but not with the battery that extends its length enough so it won't fit in the case. BUT (git off my ... oh. did that) after I stubbornly jammed it in a few times, it stretched out. So like a new sock perhaps that needs a little pull. Moot in practice as I usually want if available faster so just put in a pocket. NOTE: NOTHING NEGATIVE to it's reason for existence. Good value. Working great and happy with it. I know there are different forms of NV, few really the tech version so perhaps this just has a closeup or diff version I did not clue into and/or some control combo also missed. IT WORKS WELL FOR PRICE. Rest pretty good. I wish the port for the memory card allowed a little more room to grab the damn thing but that's standard with all devices now (git off my lawn!). Pics are screenshots so cam's results may be better vs what shows up here. I like the options of a super HD, reg HD and VGA.

I bought this camera after accidentally coming across a video about it on TikTok. Its image quality exceeded my expectations for the price point. It is quite easy to use—just pay attention to the included instruction manual. The camera doesn't come with a memory card, so you'll need to buy one separately (I'm using a cheap 32GB Onn card from Walmart, and it works great). I highly recommend this camera for capturing your travel moments.

So far I've only inserted the battery and turned it on and tried it out. Before that I learned that you need to buy an SD card to store videos, and I purchased a 128gb card. I found the place to insert the card. I still have yet to find out where to plug in the charging cord. It's a mystery. When I went outside to try it out, the zoom is terribly lacking. I have other cameras that can zoom 30 or 40 feet to make it look like 5 feet away. This one still looks like 30 feet away at the most powerful zoom. Other than these shortcomings, the camera seems solid and dependable for short range videos. Update 3-1-2026 I finally got the SD card, and it works. I guess. It says to format it. The instructions are pitifully poor. There are also way too many options for this little camera, and that, I believe, is the problem. I'm not trying to make cinematographic motion picture here. It took me hours just to change the language to English. It looked German, but I think it came with Dutch installed because the options said EG, DT, and others. I think DT means Dutch. After getting the language to English, it was a little better, but managing the menu buttons and stuff was still a big problem. The on/off for just starting a video shoot is not where the instruction pictures show. It is a natural position, though, where your thumb would be on the front of the camera. I finally managed to figure out how to start and stop a video. Finding the photo button is easy on the top. Starting a video is on the back, not the top. I still have yet to navigate through the complex instructions on how to manage the stored videos like in deleting them. Haven't found that yet. It's very hard to find. Next is the batteries. It comes with two batteries that seem to be charged on arrival. At least the first one I attached worked for a little while, not much time. I barely punched a few minutes of video, and it went dead. Also, the method of charging these batteries is still a mystery that I am working on as I write this review. There is a place inside the camera with the whatchamacallit lid open that allows the included cord that attaches there and then to a USB port in the computer or wherever. It has two options that require you to say "yes" to. One is for PC to camera, which I have yet to do for uploading pictures to your PC. The other, I assume, is for charging the battery. Duh. Who knows. It had the letters DC in it, so I am figuring that that is for charging the battery. I just looked at the picture on the camera screen, and it shows something like an SD card being charged. I see a red light on the back end of the camera, which I assume is a "not yet done" indicator. I have done an extraordinary amount of "assuming" on this whole setup process. After decades of figuring out problems, I'm not a novice in flying blind, and my instincts in this regard have served me well once again. Like I said, the video looks good. And the camera is solid. The zoom seems lacking. Instructions are very poor. Other than that, for the ridiculously low price of $50 or so, this is a good product. Update 3-2-2026 Learning how to use this camera requires a long-term commitment. I discovered how to work a few more features today. One is how to delete videos or pictures, which I guess are stored on the SD card. That was pretty straight forward, but once again, you have to know how to navigate in this menu. It's quite a process of pressing secondary buttons. Another is how to hook the camera up to a PC. When you plug in the USB cord to the computer and then to the camera, it shows one of two options. One is to charge the battery, and the other is to connect to a PC. One big thing is that you need to download some kind of software called AMCAP to your PC. They allow a free trial for some period of time. Haven't figured that out yet. And, they charge about 300 to 400 dollars per year subscription. As an amateur photographer, I am not about to pay that just to get my videos uploaded to my PC. Although the software looks good (I can start and stop the camera from my PC), I still was never able to find out how to upload the saved videos on my camera to my PC. So, this user is still working on all these problems. Another problem left to solve is the sound. Recording onto the camera, the sound is very low volume. I tried looking everywhere on the menu to find out how to turn the volume up. It has one icon on the system menu that shows a speaker, and I thought that would be the one, but it is only to turn the beep sound on and off. And the AMCAP videos that I record from there has no sound at all. I found no menu options to turn the volume up, even though the volume of my computer is turned up to 100%. Maybe tomorrow I will figure the rest of this out.

Here's a thoughtful review for the camcorder: I bought the Kimire Video Camera Camcorder for my 7-year-old, and it has been such a hit! The Full HD 1080P resolution and 24MP quality deliver clear photos and videos, which really impressed us. The 3.0-inch screen that rotates 270 degrees is perfect for little hands, making it easy for my child to take selfies, record videos, and explore their creativity. The camcorder is lightweight and easy to carry, yet feels sturdy enough for a child to handle. The included rechargeable batteries are a big plus, and it comes with essential accessories, so we didn’t have to purchase anything extra. My daughter has already made some fun “movies,” and the ease of transferring files to a computer for sharing with family is a bonus. Overall, this camera is a great choice for young creators—it’s fun, easy to use, and provides fantastic value!

here are my observations that you might want to know if you are considering this camera: note: I bought this camera to record my band playing live. I didn't have much expectation for the audio quality, as my plan was to use a different recorder for the audio. 1) it records in AVI format and it breaks the recording into separate files that are about 13 minutes long and 4 GB large. This is about 3 minutes per GB. Compared to my cheap android phone, it records in MP4 and it gives me one big file that that fits about 6 minutes per GB, so twice as much recording time per GB. that means twice as long to transfer files. and twice as much hard drive space. it's kind of a PAIN to deal with all the separate files. Also, the first time I used it, it was a 3 hour show so i ended up with 14 files and 2 of them are corrupted and can't be played. Hopefully that was a fluke. Im going to test it again today and if it happens again it's getting sent back. on edit: i recorded another show and this time 3 of the files were corrupted and could not be played. I am sending it back. 2) the audio on the recording is horrible. it's not bad at regular conversation and normal volume recordings but it could not handle live music at all. again, comparing to my cheap android phone, my phone automatically adjusts the recording level when the music is loud and the resulting recording is actually pretty good. the audio from this video camera is completely useless, because for louder things as it does not turn down the recording level to accommodate louder sounds, so it comes out all distorted. 3) the video quality is decent. i was worried about the 15 fps but i don't notice it.

I had just started looking for a video camcorder when I came across the Kimire Video Camera Camcorder on Amazon. The camera’s list of features was more than I needed, and the price was below what I expected to pay so I decided to try it. Thanks to Amazon’s Prime delivery it was in my hands in less than 8 hours. After unboxing and working with the camera I am truly impressed. The camera comes with two batteries, a USB cable, a charger, an audio/video cable, an instruction manual, a lens cleaning cloth, and a case for the camera. The camera is lite (245grams/8.6ozs) and well made. It has a video camcorder mode, a still camera mode, and can also be used as a web cam. The user manual defines all the buttons, provides setup information, and instructions for basic use. The manual doesn’t go into the photo editing menu options or provide detailed “how to” information but I didn’t have any problems after stepping through the available options. The resolution of both the video camera and still camera mode is excellent. The camera can be mounted on a tripod or handheld and there is a Self-Timer that will let it start shooting after 2s, 5s, or 10s. Overall the camera appears to be well made and very good quality. The only negative I can point out is that it doesn’t come with an SD card and the biggest SD card that it supports is 32GB, which limits the length of recording. In my case this isn’t an issue because it will mainly be used to shoot short videos of robots and electronic projects that I build. Considering the camera’s price point I think the positives far outweigh the two negatives. If this camera meets your needs, I would definitely suggest that you consider it.

I really like this camera, it is nice to have around and takes really good footage. I just have 2 big problems with it. The first is any videos longer than 8-10 minutes, I have to use a video converter just to watch it on my laptop. The second problem is the sd card wont be read even if i already used it. It will keep asking me to format it once it stops analyzing it. I am using a micro sd card in a micro sd card adapter. Still a really nice camera but please look out for these.

You know this camera surprised me. I'm a professional photographer an have several higher end cameras an some mid tier ones. So I wasnt expecting much for $80 but I wanted a cheaper back up camera i didnt have to worry about. It does shoot 1080p video it is a 24mp camera which surprised me. It has a light built in an has a hot shoe for extra light or gear. Comes with two batteries they seem to hold a decent charge. Has a 16x zoom. Here's the thing about this camera you should not be expecting the world for a camera this price. However if you arent a professional an just want a decent little camera without sinking tons of money into a camera this is the one for you. Again dont expect the world for this price. It's a decent camera it shoots 1080p video can take pictures and it's simple to use. Its literally ready to use out of the box if you put an sd card in it. Which believe me is a good thing. Overall I really like this little camera an recommend it highly for beginners.

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Me encanta. La uso bastante, hasta mi hijo de 6 años y quedan increíbles los videos

got this to make home style videos with that vintage look & i love it

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Best quality