INNOVVH5 4K Action Dashcam, Motorcycle Helmet Camera with EIS Anti-Shake Ultra HD Video and 20MP Photo, Two Power Supply Methods, Smart WiFi, App, Waterproof Motorcycle Camera Max Support 512G

Bought this to basically have a dash cam for my motorcycle. I have a Nexx X.Wed.3 helmet that comes with a flat plate to mount this to on the right side of the helmet. Mounting is very secure with the included 3M tape. The picture quality is good enough for me and it was very easy to set up and use for the first time. I do like the haptic feedback while wearing the helmet. Haven't had a chance to pull up the footage on a PC, but it's clear on my phone over the wifi connection it creates. Definitely happy with the purchase.

It uses a microSD, they're a little unclear about that.It's great in general for the price point. It has a lot of cool small features like it vibrates to tell you it's turning on or off for when you can't see it on the side of your helmet.Needs a lens cap, battery takes like 3-4 hours to recharge.

All my reviews are of products I buy for myself, I do not accept free stuff for writing a review. Its a helmet camera.IT'S HUGE!While the camera isn't very heavy, with the battery installed it is HUGE! The battery makes the camera twice the size and it takes up a lot of space.The other thing it desperately needs is a way to charge the battery while the battery is attached to the camera. The design is that you must remove the battery and that brings up two other concerns:1. If you use the camera every day that means attaching and removing the battery every day, twice if you use it alot. I'm not so sure how long that will hold up over more than a short period of time. In any case, attaching and removing the battery will interrupt your recording, there is no way around that unless you want to attach the power cord to the camera.2. To power the camera directly via USB you must remove the battery. Now you can't remove the USB cord and attach the battery without, you guessed it, interrupting the recording. You also can't do it without removing your helmet. It's very inconvenient.Those design concerns keep this from getting 5 stars. On the other hand, it is very simple to use, one button as it should be. Activating recording is easy and can be done while wearing the helmet and there is feedback that lets you know its working. The resolution is ok but not stellar. 4K at 30fps is the max and considering you are riding at speed, it's really not state of the art right now.The storage is reall good, you can put in a 512 gig card but again, more and more cameras are accepting 1 TB cards or twice the capacity.The fit and finish if the camera is good but a little too much plastic chrome for my taste. The chrome clips that hold things together seem fragile but they stand out and seem out of place. I get it, the design was probably trying for a metal look but the entire camera and battery body is plastic and not the kind that seems really durable, it's more toyish in feel.Does it do what it say? Yes. Is it reliable? We'll see and I'll update this review as I use it more. My first one came with a battery that would not charge so a replacement will serve as a longer term review.Note: I have been using INNOVV products since they first came out. I was an original purchaser of their first motorcycle dash camera which was built like it would last 100 years. This camera doesn't share that same fell of quality although new materials in plastics may indeed make it just as strong as long lasting.I just came away with the feeling that the designer this time around tried to make more of a statement that a camera that was super convenient to use. FIx that and it's 5 stars.

The 4K Helmet Camera is a reliable camera for capturing high quality video and photos. With its anti shake technology, it ensures smooth footage. The camera is waterproof, making it suitable for motorcycle riders and outdoor activities.It offers 5 hours of recording duration and supports up to 512 gigabyte SD card (not included). The WiFi feature allows for easy connectivity with the app and button control for convenient operation.Overall, the 4K helmet camera is a great choice for those looking for a durable and feature rich action camera. 5 ⭐️

I live in Ohio and it's January, so I'm a few months away from giving this action cam a good run for its money. But I wanted to give some initial thoughts on the design, what I like, and what I don't like about it.First off, I totally dig the class-leading 512gb SD card limit / 24 hour recording capability. That's pretty impressive (provided you can power it that long).I also love the class-leading 5 hour battery life, but be aware that the battery pack increases the size and weight considerably.I love the dual-power capability, losing the battery pack and running corded might be a big win for folks wanting to lighten the load on their helmet. It's not that it's particularly heavy when the battery is installed, but it's not exactly light either, comparatively sepaking.I like the security of the mount the way it clips to the camera. I don't like how rough and difficult it is to slide the camera holder in and out of the mount. I will try to address this perhaps with a little 600 grit sandpaper or perhaps a dab of light grease. But it's very rough getting the camera in and out of the mount, and the kind of plastic-y ill-fitting mount is why I rated it 4 stars instead of 5.They also include a camera clip that is compatible with GoPro mounts, which is a nice touch.I like the narrow front profile, but when I look at the front / lens assembly, I can't help but find myself wondering...with such a decent overall design, why didn't they design the lens so it was removable? Then they could offer 1 or 2 additional lenses for sale that could give an either wider or more telephoto view. Such a nice design, it seems a complete shame to not make it where you could interchange lenses. A loss of after-sales, too.I can't really comment on image quality until I get it out in the wild, but I am a bit concerned with the disparity between the capabilities in the product description. One says 4k30fps, one says 4k60fps. I'm pretty sure it's 4k30fps and 2.5k/60fps. It's kind of a bummer, but even at 720p it only supports 60fps. Higher frame rate recording capabilities, even at 2k, 1080p, and 720p resolutions are very desirable, and they simply aren't present here.If they ever release a "gen 2" of this device, I hope it has interchangeable lenses and higher FPS recording capability. Those features would catch the eyes of a lot of people.4 stars as of right now. After I get some test footage come spring, this may or may not change.

Diese 4K Action-Camera wurde mit einem Zubehör-Set und einer englischen Bedienungsanleitung geliefert. Alles war gut geschützt verpackt und machte auf den ersten Blick einen recht guten Eindruck auf mich.4K und bis zu 512GB Kartenunterstützung hatte mich dazu bewegt, mich dafür zu entscheiden. Die Videoaufnahmen sind verhältnismäßig gut und auch das Anti-Shake macht einen guten Job. Die beiden Chromverriegelungen fühlen sich recht plastisch an, was nicht so ganz meinen Erwartungen entsprach. Aber das hält mit dem USB-Anschluss und auch mit dem Akku.Mit der App (INNOVV H5) ist die Konnektivität der WiFi-Funktion gegeben, was mir ganz gut gefällt. Die angegebenen 60fps sind nur in 2,7K möglich, bei 4K sind es nur 30fps, was schade in der Artikelbeschreibung anders beschrieben ist. Die Bedienung direkt an der Cam wird über eine Taste gesteuert und ausgeführt. Ein paar Mal gemacht, funktioniert es recht gut. Die Akkuleistung ist ausreichend für Aufnahmen bis zu 5 Stunden, bei entsprechend großer Speicherkarte. Eine Speicherkarte war nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten. Bei 4K kommen bei mir nur U3 Karten mit der hohen Schreibrate zum Einsatz.Die beiliegenden Halterungen für den Helm, als auch die Halterung fürs Fahrrad/Lenker bieten einen guten und sicheren Halt. Diese Action-Cam ist für Motorrad und Outdoor-Aktivitäten geeignet, denn sie ist auch IP65 wasser- und staubgeschützt. Alles in allem eine gute Kamera, auch bei höheren Geschwindigkeiten. Das Preis- Leistungsverhältnis ist, aufgrund der langen Akkulaufzeit und bis 512GB, noch im grünen Bereich.Vielen Dank, dass Du Dir die Zeit genommen hast meine Rezension zu lesen. Ich hoffe, dass ich damit ein wenig, auch mit den Fotos, weiterhelfen konnte.

Eine Helmkamera mit Spaßfaktor.Gut ausgestattet und sauber verarbeitet.- CMos Sensor von Sony, sehr gut.- Auflösung 4K- Bildstabilisierung- WLan- IP65 zertifiziert, Wasser - und Staubschutz- Ein-Knopf-Bedienung- USB-Anschluss- Bis 512 GB SD-Karte möglichWir haben es hier mit einem echten Leichtgewicht zu tun, einmal am Helm angebracht, hat man die Kammer nach 2 Minuten vergessen.Die Stromversorgung wird über ein USB-Kabel hergestellt.Entweder über den mitgelieferten Akku oder aber über eine Powerbank.Ich bevorzuge die Powerbank.Die Bildstabilisierung leistet wirklich gute Arbeit, da gibt es nichts zu meckern.Die Bildqualität ist gut.Dank der Ein-Knopf-Bedienung unproblematisch im Handling.Kopf und Hände sind frei, ich kann mich auf das Wesentliche konzentrieren.Mit dieser Helmkamera ist man gut gerüstet, bei dem Trip ins Grüne, bei der eigenen Sicherheit oder wenn etwas dokumentiert werden soll.Leider gibt es auch Negatives zu berichten.Es fehlt eine Objektivabdeckung, sehr schlecht.Das Kabel zur Energieversorgung an der Kamera könnte länger oder austauschbar sein, dann wäre man wesentlich flexibler.Eine gute Kamera zum akzeptablen Preis.Von mir gibt es hier vier Sterne.