I think this was discontinued a while ago, and it's 2011 technology but it's a fairly strong camcorder. It's shape is a definite plus, with awkward boxes like go-pros being the vogue. I got it as a backup camera, for my EOS 700D which should outshine it at every turn, but has very erratic autofocus, and in that remit it's good. Like all autos it has some fairly crazy ideas about lighting from time to time, but generally it competes well with a much higher caliber camera. It's UI is very simple, but there are no lighting options or Iso, which to me would have been a huge plus. It's sound quality is not more than passable, partly because it's waterproof. My earlier zx3 died at 2M underwater so I don't entirely trust this feature in the zx5 but it's great to film in the pouring rain and know you can dip if you're feeling brave. And tadaa! why I actually pursued this brand, no stupid fisheye :) your world needn't bend for the action. I got mine second hand for £30 and on that remit I'd say I'd already got value, but at it's normal price I'd say it was still probably worth it if you want a no-brainer rugged camera.Read full review
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