If the app on your phone (iPhone in my case) to read the QR code or get an error when entering the serial number manually for this model that has the wifi bridge… START OVER with the "Add Device" and try selecting "Smart Lock Touch" WITHOUT the wifi bridge rather than the device that is labeled "Smart Lock Touch & Wi-Fi" even tho you have the one that came with the wifi bridge. I gave up trying to get the app to read the QR code after getting numerous errors, so I then switched to entering the serial number manually… again numerous failed attempts with the SN not being recognized or valid. Eventually I realized that the model number of the unit and on the box sticker didn't match the "given" model number when adding the device in the app (if entering the serial number manually, the "given" model number if you select "with the wi-fi" is T8520 and the "given" model number for the model without is T8510). Hope this helps as it was quite maddening repeatedly entering those numbers/letters only to keep getting an error!Very solid device. Other than serial number issue, installation and set up was very easy. I would've given it 5 stars if it hadn't taken me longer to figure out the serial number problem than it did to do everything else. Fingerprints work (which wasn't always the case for me in the winter with my old iPhone). Already have Eufy products (5 cameras outside and the doorbell), so this seems like it will be a good addition. Now if only I could get my Eufy doorbell cam to stop recognizing car wheels as human heads and start recognizing the UPS driver.

This is my first review on Amazon only because this monitor is King! We have two boys aged two years apart and this monitor is amazing quality and amazing battery life comparably speaking. After a year of having it though the charger port got messed up and no matter what angle the charger was at the monitor was not staying charged. I reached out to customer service and they asked a couple of trouble shooting questions and we landed on the fact that it just needed to be replaced. They sent a replacement, but in the meantime we went to Target to grab a different split monitor to use in the meantime while it was being shipped. My gosh was the Motorola from target absolutely terrible. I thought buying the moonybaby was a cheaper option but to my surprise the features that this monitor has completely outshines anything in stores. Luckily our replacement came in the next day because we couldn’t go another day without the moonybaby split monitor. The night vision on this thing is very crisp and the battery life can last us a whole night and then even a nap before having to charge it back up. The split screen is super simple and the buttons and workings on the monitor are just super easy and common sense. The “other” monitor had crazy loud clicks every time you hit a button and you had to go through multiple clicks to get to one screen or the other. I honestly can’t believe they sell those things in stores. Moonybaby should be sold everywhere. Thank you so much for your quick reply and quick shipping we couldn’t be more grateful to have this monitor and cameras.

I was skeptical when I saw the EK7000 & EK7000 Pro, as I am with any technology priced way below their competitors. I did some viewing online of reviews and there's few out there. I waited a couple days, bit the bullet, and ordered it. Boy was I happily surprised. Having filmed on various formats from DV/HDV to 4K DSLR's I've seen my gamut of cameras and qualities from single CMOS to multiple chip cameras. This is worth far beyond it's price.Video Quality is crisp, clear, and perfect. Like many reviewers say, shoot in 1080p. You'll get your 60fps so you can do slowmo if you need to in post, and you get a near-perfect exposure. You CAN shoot in 4K at 30fps, but you'd be tossing out slow-mo capabilities and your exposure seems to go a bit brighter. This is not a bad thing, if you're shooting family vids, diving vids, skating vids, etc, that's perfect for you!Audio is great. Very clear. With the waterproof case included, it's a bit muffled as expected. It DOES come with a slit-backing for the waterproof case which is great if you're looking, like me, to use the case as a protector more than a waterproofer. With the slits the audio clears up greatly, very well designed.File format. This is why I hesitated so much. All online/youtube reviews I saw said it shot in a odd mjpeg format. THEY WERE WRONG. This saves files in a very common video format (mov or mp4, can't remember off-hand, I convert all to mp4 H.264 immediately). I was able to view everything I filmed instantly with VLC or in my video editor with no issues.For what I'm filming, the wrist record/picture accessory is a pretty neat feature as I used the action cam remotely. You can also control it via WIFI directly from your phone, but this is a peer-to-peer wifi connection, so if you're shooting in the house, you will be disconnecting your phone from the house wifi to control the camera. It's worth it though. Being able to see your footage from your camera and start/stop and adjust all settings allows you to use the phone in it's waterproof casing and adjust the settings without having to remove it. Awesome.Wishes it did: for this price range? Probably only connection over bluetooth instead of wifi. Having to disconnect from the net (and data entirely depending on your phone) is a bit of an inconvenience. Also, would be nice to be able to use a wireless lavaliere mic or any external mic. You will NOT find a better product for the price. Even if you tried to go for a GoPro you'd be getting a used Hero 3, and that doesn't meet even half the features of this unit and definitely nowhere near the quality.Recommendations when you buy this (because you will): MicroSD card. This unit reads up to 128gb cards with no hiccups. Over 128gb you may get some dropped frames and some other glitches. The manual recommends 64gb max, I'm telling you, I'm using 128gb flawlessly. Make sure it's U3 10 minimum though. For video you want the speed. This unit comes with 2 batteries and a charger, but it never hurts to get more. A chest harness/sports kit if you will be needing that sort of thing. This does come with MANY accessories and mounts, but any special harnesses, you'll want to get separate and there's plenty out there to get for it.So, stop reading this, add it to your cart, make great vids, and be happy.

I am a Professional Home and Personal Chef and I also teach cooking both in videos, directly online and in live streams. I am also an online influencer, Vlogger and commentator. As such, my needs are extensive and many when it comes to cameras, microphones, mixers, input devices to computers, studio, lighting & editing equipment, as well as various control apps. I am picky and critical in reviewing and care little about brand names or product claims. If they are good, I will praise and recommend them, and if not, I will fully explain my reasoning for saying so. Honesty is my reviewing policy!The POV capability of this Headworn Cam is awesome. Gimbal operation is generally smooth and Wi-Fi connection via 2.4gHz as well a 5gHz is remarkably easy. Voice information while in use is very helpful and charging the cam can be done with AC or Powerbrick.My use of this cam is focused on my cooking videos with multiple cams and having the POV option enhances my videos tremendously. I not only teach cooking but focus on the whole "Seed to Plate" scenarios where I am able to use this cam for tours of my gardens and instruction on planting, harvesting, preparing and then cooking. I also am an online influencer and commenter, and use this cam for a lot of B-Roll and product demos.All in all, I couldn't be more pleased with this Wearable Cam, especially at the value it provides for the low and very reasonable cost on Amazon! It is clearly a FIVE STAR winner for me, and the uses are literally endless. I have no hesitation giving this an honest and very hearty recommendation to anyone with the need for this kind of video need. Outstanding!

I recently bought this lock after lengthy research as to its worthiness as a lock. After all, a smart lock can have lots of bells and whistles, but if it's not actually a good lock, then why buy it?So far, we love it. The fingerprint feature is our favorite way to use it. We haven't had any issues with it not recognizing our fingerprints, but we did do a quite thorough scan of our fingers when we set up our access, so maybe that helped. We also have eufy Cam Pro 2 security cameras that we love. The lock and the cameras can all be monitored and accessed via the Eufy Security app. It was easy to install, but don't overtighten the bolts, and make sure to add it to your Eufy Security app after you install it and before you try to pair it to your phone's Bluetooth. Once you add it to the app, it'll pretty much automatically walk you through the set up easily and painlessly.The paperwork that comes with it says the battery is at least 30% charged, and to charge it fully right away. Mine appears to be almost fully charged right from the box, but I'll charge it overnight just to make sure.You can lock/unlock the phone with the app from anywhere, or via fingerprint, or code, or the keys that come with it. They are specialized keys and they give you five. We used they keys a couple of times just to test them, but we won't normally be using them, unless the battery goes dead. (If the battery goes dead and you don't have your key, but you have a battery block with you, you can connect the block to the lock and then use your code, fingerprint, or app to unlock it.... Then charge the battery and you're good to go for the next time.)The one complaint I have seen from other people is that, unlike another brand, it doesn't have a sensor to confirm whether your door is actually truly closed. So if you dash out, then halfway to where you're going you realize (or think) you didn't lock the door and you remotely lock it.... But your door is open.... The app will confirm you locked the lock, but it won't confirm that the door was actually shut when you locked it. But for us, that probability is nil, so it's not a feature that we would miss.We currently have set up codes and fingerprints for ourselves, our kids, grandkids, and other family members. We actually set up two different fingerprints for ourselves, just because we could.It's easy to add codes and fingerprints, and easy to delete them, too. So if you no longer want to give someone access, just open the app and delete them. Also, since names are assigned to the fingerprints/codes you can see who locked/unlocked in the app. You can, of course, use fake names if someone is concerned about that. It can also alert you when there are failed attempts to unlock it, like if an unauthorized person tried to enter a incorrect code.It also has an autolock feature and you can choose the amount of time it'll wait before autolocking. We haven't used that feature yet.There are more features and settings that I haven't described here, and haven't used yet.

I love this baby monitor and have been using since 2018 when my first son was born. Fast forward, our family has expanded and this is still the monitor we use for son #2 and soon to be #3. The picture clarity is perfect as is the night vision aspect. While this isn't one you can use on your "phone" I prefer that it's an individual monitor. Most of my mom friends also use this monitor and when asked this is the one I always recommend. The range is pretty remarkable as well--works out doors--in our yard, but definitely wouldn't work if we were at a neighbors. I suppose it's all relative though to where you live. Since we've used and loved this monitor, wear and tear has certainly come up in the last 3 years. The customer service on this device is bar none. Quick, efficient trouble shooting and friendly customer service. We've had two issues and all were resolved quickly and in most cases at little to no expense. The first was the battery--if the trouble shooting provided doesn't work, the team sent us a new one at no charge. The other issue was that my infant yanked the antenna off. As this was my fault I thought I would have to buy a brand new monitor, but they were able to send me one [brand new] at minimal expense. All of these issues were rectified expediently. The customer service alone is a reason to choose this monitor. The only "con" I can see--and it's not really a con--is that my monitor, does not have the time on it. I'm not sure if an updated version of this has that included. Other than that, it is easy to use, easy to flip between cameras and has very clear visibility. Highly recommend.

Bought this for my hiking trip to Canadian Rockies where I will need some extra storage for my GoPro and cameras. I was looking for a fast and portable external drive with some good protection. This is perfect!Speed test using Thunderbolt™ 3 port in my HP Spectre X360 (2017 laptop) shows 890MB/Sec write and 934MB/Sec read speeds, which I say close to advertised speeds. Latest/compatible devices capable of reaching advertised speed would produce higher speed, I reasonably assume. If I use USB 3.1 Type-C™ Gen 1 port, write and read speeds are 417MB/Sec and 438MB/Sec respectively. It's very portable: small in size (less than 4 inch in length and 2 inch in width) and weights about 50 grams! It's rugged and feels very sturdy. I installed the SanDisk Drive Lock on it and it's work as intended, I tried deleting the whole disk (to get rid of password protection using Diskpart in windows CMD and Diskutil in MAC OS), without any luck, which is great!People who are experiencing slower speed, make sure that you connected it to a capable device and highspeed port like Thunderbolt™ 3 port. In my test (see attached image), speed dropped by half when I used USB 3.1 Type-C™ Gen 1 port on the same laptop.Some Mac users having issues with mounting this drive because of the fact that this drive has file allocation unit size set to 1MB, which is problematic for Mac OS. macOS has trouble finding the boot region on disks like that. Backup your external drive, reformat it under Windows with a block size of 1024, this problem will be gone.

This kit has about every attachment you need for GoPro.I was worried about the small suction cup device, so bought the more expensive GoPro branded unit.But I think either would be fine IF YOU FIND OR MAKE SAFETY CABLES TO PREVENT LOSS OF THE CAMERA IF THE SUCTION UNIT FAILS.Another issue is that GoPro design of the brackets is INSANE and hard to figure out. Allow an hour to figure out how each attachment works because the little tines and screws are different or angles don't always work for what you want to do. Newerr is not at fault. It is the GoPro engineering that is insane.- For instance, I tried the bike attachment but it doesn't allow swiveling if the handlebars are not exactly perpendicular to the road. So, you end up having a video that is slightly angled to one side of the road. Also, make sure to keep screws together with each attachment. They are not all the same length and may be the only one that will work due to clearance problems.- So, the kit is good, quality is good, but GoPro engineering is insane. And be sure to get safety cables or wires for suction cup brackets used for GoPro cameras on moving items in case suction cups break loose. Neewer should provide a link to an explainer video showing how to use each device. They also include several attachments with adhesive for helmets, etc. but I don't know how strong the adhesive is, thus I would use safety cables for them also.