SRIKEKL 2K 1296P Body Worn Camera, Record Video with Audio,1.54” LCD Infrared Night Vision, Lightweight Built-in WIFI Hotspot for Law Enforcement Record Indoor/Outdoor Use(with 64GB Card)

The camera itself seems to run on the same kind of software that a call dash cam would run on. For starters immediately when turning the camera on you are presented with a splash screen with a car on it.The camera does have a loop recording, so it will constantly record during the time it is switched on. This is somewhat of a good thing, but also bad thing in that battery life is much shorter than pressing to start and stop the recording. However, loop recording is able to be turned off in the settings so it is completely down to preference.One thing I am unsure of is the resolution of the actual screen. For some reason the image shown on the screen seems really stretched vertically. I’m not sure whether this is something that can be changed or not, but the recorded video seems fine regardless.The camera comes with a 64 GB microSD to store videos on. It’s enough for a good amount of recording, but if you are wanting longer Videos, you may benefit from getting a bigger card.Finally, the clip wasn’t the type that I hoped. I was hoping that this would work with click fast clips, but unfortunately this is not the case. This does somewhat limit what this can be attached to, as not all clothes have a pocket or anything else to clip it onto. I did somewhat get around this by trimming down the sides of the clip so that it fits into my click fast attachment on my work jacket. It’s not super secure, but it doesn’t fall off.Overall, it’s a pretty good camera and it’s quite relevant to security, shop assistants and can even be worn on a regular day-to-day basis by someone like a cyclist just in case. The camera is also really easy to use and navigate the settings menu.

Camera is working with different micro SD card. Original card is useless don't working.

The product itself was ok. There are 7 push buttons and two slider buttons so getting a hang of things isn't immediate. Big problem is that it only worked for 5 weeks and then stopped. Turn it on and the screensaver displays but nothing else. Resetting doesn't work. Memory card is fine so that's not the problem.

This body-worn camera is truly impressive and a remarkable choice for anyone in need of a reliable recording device. Here’s what I love about it:First and foremost, the size and weight are exceptionally convenient. It’s incredibly compact and light, making it easy to clip onto my pocket or belt without feeling cumbersome. The added tripod mount screw is a handy feature, allowing me to set it up for steady shots whenever needed. Plus, the magnet on the back is surprisingly strong, making it effortless to attach to metal surfaces like my fridge or radiator.The small LCD screen on the camera is a real standout. It’s not only easy to view but also enables quick playback of footage right on the spot. This feature comes in handy when you need to review your recordings immediately.The real magic happens when you connect this camera to your phone via its dedicated app. Using the app is a breeze, whether you want to download footage straight to your phone or adjust camera settings remotely. The convenience of being able to switch between 1024p, 2K, or 4K resolution via the app or settings menu is a big plus. It ensures you capture the best quality video for any situation.Overall, this body-worn camera is a remarkable choice. It’s user-friendly, offers excellent quality, and is incredibly versatile with its mounting options. Considering its competitive price, it’s an excellent value for the features it offers. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable, compact, and high-quality camera for their recording needs.

This feels very overpriced. The one I received cannot record in 4k, if you select 2.5k then the resulting video is corrupted with vertical thick pink lines covering every 100px or so, and in 1080p, the footage is blurry and indistinct. If you remove the micro SD card, it cannot be read in a Mac and in general, the whole experience is lacklustre.Night vision is weak and muddy.In use, the device is fiddly, generates quite a lot of heat and makes lots of bleeps from the interface which don't seem to be able to be turned off.I have a similar device from another company which is around the same price, but much, much better.

It certainly does what it says on the tin, the recording is clear enough even in bright light, it's doing okay in dark as well thanks to a sensor, the buttons are a little bit fiddly for someone with big fingers and also the menu is a little bit unnecessary complicated, battery wise it seems to hold its own I played around with it for about 30 min and it did not go down 1 bar so it certainly holds, it helps that it comes with the attachments to fit it to whatever thype of garment you choose to also the magnetic bit helps as well.The plastics are okay..not sure if it could take a tumble though ...so ll in all it's a good body camera ..price wise I would say it is slightly expensive for what it is .. but then again it's down to each and everyone to make their decision.

This is a somewhat decent wearable body cam, although overall I've found it a bit disappointing given what it claims - to film in 4K resolution - as I'm not sure it matches up to that.The screen on which you can view footage also has a strange aspect ratio and stretches the image.The device itself is lightweight and compact, so that's a plus.Just feels a bit cheap and perhaps not quite worth the £44.99 price point.