This is a very nice action cam that comes with a quantity of accessories. This includes two batteries which makes this a very nice package indeed. I like the small size of this camera and intend to use it for wildlife videos as well as hooking it up to my dogs harness and seeing the world through his view. That makes the included waterproof case and mounts a must-have. My previous action camera was an old GoPro and this shares some of the same features but is simpler to use in some ways. I plan on using both cameras together to capture two views of the same shot for added appeal.So far the short videos and still photos this has captured are well within what I am looking for in this camera. The added bonus of more battery life is a well-liked extra attraction.

The tripod is well made and makes a stable impression. The height can be adjusted very flexibly. I only have a DJI action cam and my smartphone for the test, both of which the tripod can withstand with ease. In my opinion, no system camera would hold up either, but maybe not with the largest lens. The pack size is perfectly fine, so you can take the tripod with you on any tour. I am very happy with it!

First if you are looking for an action cam stop and look somewhere else. This is a dash cam. The sound quality is horrible because of wind, the picture is good but not great, and the battery life is ok ( charging every other day with a little over 1hr daily usage). So why the 5 stars? 2 reasons. First, it seems that the visibility of the camera (on top of my helmet) makes other drivers "behave" better. Second, this thing can take a beating. It's fallen with my helmet a few times and has been working with no issues. It fell hard enough one time that it separated from the helmet. Anyone who has used the double sided 3M adhesive knows how difficult it can be to remove things when attached with the 3M. So, overall I think it's definitely a good purchase. If you ever need the video due to an accident or something this will work great.

I have had the K&F Concept installed in my car for a few weeks now. Installation is actually quite easy with the included fuse adapter. First, position the cam on the windshield and then attach it with the suction cup, which is also included in the packaging. But I immediately ordered the GPS base and used it. Then you lay the cable. But BE CAREFUL on the A-pillar because of the airback. The cable should be laid in such a way that it does not affect the airback and its function. It is best to run it down the window, not the door seal. Then you take the appropriate adapter for your fuse, plug it into the cam cable and pull out a live fuse in order to plug in the adapter. The fuse is then plugged into the adapter, So there are practically two fuses on the adapter. One for the cam and the other for the circuit it is responsible for. But be careful with the adapter, it only works if it is plugged in correctly. If the cam does not turn on, the adapter should be plugged in the other way around. The continuous current is needed for parking mode. Motion is detected via the image sensor. If something moves, the camera records a short sequence. With fast movements like a moving car, the motion detection is usually a little late and you can only see the car driving out of the picture. The image quality is good to very good during the day. You can only see the license plate of oncoming traffic shortly before it passes. But if you stop the video from playing, you can see them earlier. The image quality of the interior camera is good at night and good to very good during the day, depending on the lighting conditions. Now about the camera's night vision. I'll put it this way: where there is no light, even the best and most expensive camera can't see anything. The situation is similar with oncoming traffic, but there is too much light and the camera is partially blinded. When you drive through towns and cities you don't actually get a very good picture due to the street lighting. You also have to consider what kind of small lens and mini image sensor is built into this cam. The image quality depends on the software installed in the camera. If you use this dashcam to document your vacation trip, a parking collision or an accident, it is completely sufficient.

The adapter does what it should. Well made. I use it to test old Nikon lenses on my Sony a7r4.

I bought the Canon FD Adapter for my Sony Alpha and am very happy with it. For the aperture, it is important to set the adapter to 'Lock' when adjusting, otherwise changes to the aperture will have no effect. Has replaced my previous adapter because the quality is much better. The processing is 1A, no fluctuations or the like and I don't see any stray light even with longer night shots.

With the set you can easily adjust all exposures manually, so that you can also misuse the action cam and get real cinematic shots.

The filter works excellently, as I know it from my SLR camera. Since I don't have a GoPro camera, I had to make an adapter ring to attach the filter to my action camera.