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Reviews (4)
20 Nov, 2016
It does what it's supposed to do, at a great price
I have owned a Gigabyte motherboard before, and they are just reliable, and easy to use if you build your own PCs. No faults, and would recommend this board for the intermediate user.
19 Feb, 2019
Nice small camera
A good little camera. The battery life lasts about 35 minutes.
The instructions might be hard to work out, but hold the power button for 2-3 secs to turn it on (amber light comes on).
Then press the record button (button with the red circle) for about 2 seconds (for 2 red light flashes on the other side of the amber light), then the blue light continually flashes to show that it is recording. It will shut down by itself when the battery is low, and save the last recording.
Charging takes about an hour, until the amber light stops flashing.
You have to wear it on your right ear or the picture will be upside down on your left ear.
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The video quality is acceptable, and audio OK. If you are walking then the image will be a bit unstable, so it is best for use whilst driving or panning or motionless recording when standing or sitting.
20 Nov, 2016
Make your PC look cool
It simply plugs into a molex type connector from your power supply, and then you stick the LEDs to place. Simple!