4K Digital Cameras for Photography，48MP/60FPS Video Camera for Vlogging, WiFi & App Control Vlogging Camera for YouTube, Small Camera with 32GB TF Card.Wide-Angle & Macro Lens

The kit came well packaged with a custom foam insert. Besides the camera itself, also included was a wide angle (labeled as “Macro”) lens attachment, 32GB micro-SD card, USB-A to micro-SD card adapter, two batteries, one double battery charger, lined pouch, lanyard, lens cloth, quick start guide, and instructions. The instruction book is quite thick but that is because it duplicates all the instructions in 7 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Dutch, in that order.The instructions are pretty good even with the occasional translation error. They have good photos, screen grabs, and illustrations which convey each point being made. Virtually all the modes, settings, and features are covered.The first feature that I liked is the double slot charger. I really appreciate the ability to charge two batteries at the same time. The bright LEDs for each slot turn from red to blue when fully charged. I also like the included 32GB micro-SD card with adapter which keeps me from having to plug the camera directly to the PC (unless you want to use it as a web-cam which is another handy feature).The camera has most of the standard options and settings as most other cameras with photo and video capabilities. You can set the resolution for both (more on that later) in the menus. Speaking of the menus, I discovered that you need to be in the same mode as the setting you want to adjust. In other words, I had to rotate the mode wheel to “Video” (movie camera icon) to adjust that resolution. You cannot access that adjustment while in “Photo” mode (still camera icon).The “Interval and Time Lapse” modes allow adjustments for interval timing and duration both up to 4K. The slow motion, which is limited to 1080p 4X & 2X, and 720p 8X & 4X. All of the modes have basic adjustments like image rotate, white balance, exposure, and filters to name a few. There are far too many to go over here.In testing, I was a little less that impressed with the resolution, especially in video. The 4k did not seem to be as sharp as I was expecting. I got this to capture alternate stationary camera angles while capturing the primary footage with a gimbal. The problem is that I need the 4k in order to be able to “zoom in” for reframing in post. I was thinking that the lens may be lower quality, but I acknowledge that I may have to tweak the settings more.Speaking of the lens, the camera description says it comes with two lenses but this camera does NOT have interchangeable lenses, only lens attachments that thread onto the fixed, existing lens. They do seem to be of decent quality but the one labeled “macro” does not seem to act like a typical macro lens. I also did not see much of a wide angle in that configuration. Lens covers are included for both sides of the attachment but not for the main lens itself. I thought that was an unfortunate oversight.The overall fit and finish is fair to middling that I would expect for this price point. My basic theory behind the pink coloring had to do with my use plan. Keeping it on the periphery of the action where I may not have a constant eye on it, people tend to not place much value on bright colored equipment. They tend to dismiss such items as low value toys, as opposed to plain black items which look more expensive. I would consider that another feature.All-in-all, this would be a decent item for a beginner or first camera for an older child exploring photography.

It works great and is easy to figure out and use.

This is a well made camera. It is fairly simple in its functions but perfect for beginner vloggers. There are not any bells and whistles but it takes great pictures and videos.