WOLFANG GA420 Dual Screen Action Camera 4K 60FPS 24MP Touchscreen Underwater Camera, 10M Body Waterproof/40M Waterproof Helmet Bike Camera with EIS, Remote Control, 2x1350mAh Batteries, Accessory Kit

So.... this would be the 3rd generation of the Wolfgang Camera that I have had. The first gen was really good but developed a problem after about 8 months so was replaced with the 2nd Gen which to be honest I had no issues with.I decided to upgrade to this one as it is waterproof without a silly case on it, therefore whilst snorkling or in the pool I do not have to worry about the case (I scuba dive regularly which is why I went for the wolfgang originally).I was pleaseantly suprised when I opened the box that they had had a complete redesign and the camera isn't so boxy. The 2nd screen is a good touch however even being a techy I had to RTFT (read the flipping manual) on how to activate it.the touch screen is a good upgrade but until I dive with it I am unsure on how user friendly it will be in the dive case.I have taked a few photos and videos and the quality seems to be pretty damn good, I just wish they had a red light filter for when scuba diving so you get the coulr vibrancy and not just blue, maybe they will do this as an add on someday.Overall for the price I think this a great little unitThe WiFi connectivity is simple and works a treat however the page with the QR code has several so lining your camera up for the right one can be a little tricky.The photo and video quality is very good I am very impressed

My first delve into the world of action cameras so I have no previous experience.I looked long and hard at the GoPro 11 but simply couldn't justify the price.The camera itself is tiny, feels weighty in the hand and gives the impression of being well built.I downloaded the app and paired it easily enough. I tried to download the first attempts of footage to my macbook but no matter what I tried it simply would not find the device.Trying to review the footage on the rear screen I find its just too small to give much of an idea.Just got back from a week in Cornwall so have used the camera a bit more, also fired up an old windows surface which found the device immediately..Having now reviewed the footage I can say I'm surprised how good it actually is. I've unknowingly shot everything in in wide angle so the horizon has the annoying fisheye look. The photos are clear and vibrant but zooming in they show a slight lack of detail.The internal mic suffers from wind noise quite badly, the EIS works quite well smoothing out the bumps on a bike ride.I shot everything in 4k 30fps as other reviews claim the 60fps degrades the image.It also works pretty well underwater with no issues.There are a load of bits for attachments most of which I probably will never use but simply having them is a real bonus.I feel the cost is the biggest bonus of this camera. I purchased the camera, 128gb extreme card, extending selfie stick and a carry case for only £10 over the price of the brave 7.Be careful to look after the rubber lens cap as its very easy to loose and a nightmare to replace!Overall this is a competent little camera at a very reasonable price, the fact its waterproof without a case is a big plus. A waterproof case is supplied for the scuba divers.The interface is relatively simple to use, the image quality will be more than acceptable for the majority of users. Be aware of wind noise, the supplied external mic may be better. I didn't try it as I used above and underwater shots at the beach and with the external mic connected its no longer waterproof.It comes with lots of attachments which should get anyone started.You will need an sd card, get one fast enough to cope with the 4k recording and grab a selfie stick as its much easier to use than holding a tiny camera.

HEADLINE GOOD: Video stability is very good. I'm very pleased with tests I've done so far. Front or back screen is a great benefit for me. With my previous one screen action cam it was pot luck doing selfies etc..Comes with two batteries. Comes with silicon lens cover. Waterproof to 10m without housing (not tested), a housing and lots of fittings are included.HEADLINE COULD BE BETTER: No external charger for batteries in the kit. Each battery could take up to 5 hours to charge in the camera meaning 10 hours out of use if both batteries need charging. Chargers are available on Amazon. No pouch or carry case in the kit.IN MORE DETAIL: Clear sound and picture. The audio recording has minimal processing which I prefer. You can boost levels when editing. It is possible to record too loud but the minimal processing in this camera allows good recovery of any clipping. The UI is responsive, its a bit slow pulling up video thumbnails just a couple of seconds. The remote is responsive, pre-paired and has its internal battery already fitted.Good pressure is required for the on/off switch, it is not going to be activated accidentally. The other buttons are appropriately easier to push. With my equipment the microUSB-B needs a straight or left-angle connector because the door gets in the way of a right angle USB plug. The supplied external microphone works well but you have to select on the menu which you want to use. There is nothing to indicate that you are recoding silence if you get it wrong. I've not found an appropriate adapter to connect a generic Lavalier. The digital zoom is in 32 steps, you have to click on the screen 31 times to get from one end to the other and nothing to indicate where you are in the zoom range. Like all digital zooms the image quality quickly deteriorates. Connecting a HDMI changes the back screen to operate as a menu with a clean output to HDMI. By default the video feed goes out of the HDMI, you can use the touch screen to select video or photo for HDMI playback. You cannot take photos or videos with HDMI connected.There is an undocumented lock screen function but it is so easy to defeat I don't understand why it exists.SUMMING UP: A good buy that I'm happy with. I have a charger on the way and the camera will go into my old action camera bag since it is now dead, no it was not a Wolfang.DISCLAMER: I am not affiliated with any company and the unit was purchased by me for personal hobby use. I am not getting any reward or inducement to write this review.