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1296P HD Police Body Camera,64G Memory,CammPro I826 Premium Portable Body Camera,Waterproof Body-Worn Camera,Night Vision,GPS for Law Enforcement Recorder,Security Guards,Personal Use1

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Style: 1296P


Features

  • 64Gb Large Memory: Built In 64Gb Built-In Storage Allows For Hours Of Footage Without Worrying About Running Out Of Space.
  • 1296P Hd, Night Vision: 1296P Hd Recording, This Body Camera Equipped With High-Intensity Infrared Leds, Also Capture Clear Footage Up To 50 Feet Away In Pitch-Black Darkness.
  • Long Battery Life: A Powerful 3500Mah Battery Lets You Record Footage For Up To 10 Hours In A Row, Enough To Get Through Multiple Shifts Without Needing To Worry About Battery Life. 2 Inch Lcd Monitor Allows You To Instantly Watch Back Previous Recordings.
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Manufacturer: ‎Cammpro


Part Number: ‎Bodycamera 64


Item Weight: ‎2.26 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎2.44 x 1.22 x 3.78 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎I826


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Size: ‎1 Count (Pack of 1)


Color: ‎Black


Style: ‎1296P


Material: ‎Plastic


Power Source: ‎Air Powered


Voltage: ‎5 Volts


Wattage: ‎3.7 Watt-hours


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Type of Bulb: ‎Infrared


Display Style: ‎1


Mounting Type: ‎Stick Up


Special Features: ‎1296P HD, 64G Memory, Night Vision


Included Components: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Polymer


Warranty Description: ‎1 year warranty


Date First Available: May 8, 2019


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    • Decent Camera But Bigger and Heavier Than Similar Models
Style: 1296P
Review Image by Mark Mark
I don't write a lot of reviews but since I tested out three similar body cameras, I thought it might be helpful to people to go over the pros and cons of each one. I'm not LEO and my primary use is for when I'm hiking with my dog. I'm not looking for 4K, action cam type video, just something to record my interactions when I come across hikers with other dogs (CYA). The three models I tried are: CammPro 1296P 64GB (weighs 6.2oz) Rexing P1 64GB (weighs 3.9oz) Patrol Master 1296 P 64GB (weighs 5.9oz) First, some common notes about the cameras: As of this writing, all three cameras are priced similarly (~$125-$140). The video quality on all three is okay, not terrible but not earth shattering either. I did a side-by-side comparison of the Rexing and the Patrol Master and the Patrol Master seems to be the best of the three. All of them exhibit pixelation in lower light and/or fast motion. Still-image quality on all three cameras is sub-par, especially compared even lower-level smart phones these days. That isn't a big deal to me because I don't plan on using it for still pictures. Another thing to note is that on both the CammPro and the Rexing, the USB connector on the camera was spotty, and if I barely touched the cable while plugged in, they would disconnect and then re-connect. This does not appear to be an issue on the Patrol Master, and the USB cable is firm and it doesn't disconnect if I pickup the camera while it's plugged in. Here are some notes about each camera individually. CammPro This was the first one I tried and it's the biggest, heaviest, and most feature-rich of the three. It is the only one of the three that has GPS, which is nice to have but not a requirement for me. The CammPro also has the biggest clip (necessary due to it's size), but it covers the entire rear screen while attached. It also comes with a separate charging base while the others only have a wall charger/USB Cable. This camera does seem the most rugged of the three. When I purchased this camera, there was a section of the description that said it had a 170 degree field of view, and another section that said 140, but it looks like that's been corrected now. One complaint I have about this camera is that it plays a LOUD sound when it's turned on and I see no way to disable that. Rexing I REALLY wanted to like this camera because it was the smallest and lightest of the bunch, but I really cannot recommend it for several reasons. First off, when I plugged it in to my PC, it tried to install a virus. Luckily my virus software detected it and removed it, but that is not something that should happen. Also, the description is not accurate. It claims the video format is H264 MPEG, but it's actually uncompressed MPEG in an AVI format, and the recorded video files are about 2.5x bigger than the CammPro and about 2x bigger than the Patrol Master. This effectively reduces the storage capacity compared to other cameras with the same amount of storage. It also takes much longer to copy the videos from the camera to your PC. Furthermore, the description claims the camera has GPS but it does not. The description also says the battery can last up to 10 hours, and while I didn't test it, I would be surprised if that was accurate. The manual menu descriptions do not match up very well with the actual menu options on the camera. On the plus side, this camera has a 21x zoom. It says optical zoom but I have a feeling it's actually a digital zoom, but I'm not 100% certain. Patrol Master After not being too thrilled with the CammPro and the Rexing, I decided to order and try out the Patrol Master. This is the camera I have decided to keep. It is not as small or as light as the Rexing, but it is smaller and lighter than the CammPro, and it has pretty much all of the same features (minus the GPS), and I felt it was the best combination of size and features for my needs. It also has a sound that plays during boot-up but that can be turned off in the settings. The buttons have a nice feel and the camera came with two clips. The files are H264 video in a MOV file type. The menu options and manual of the Patrol Master are the most clear of the three (though still not perfect). Battery life seems good so far but I really haven't tried to see if I can get 10 hours of record time. In summary, all three of these cameras are capable of performing their intended function. I would have likely kept the Rexing if it had not tried to infect my PC with a virus, and if the description was accurate. The CammPro was nice but really bigger and heavier than I prefer. The Patrol Master is a good balance of features/quality for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2020 by Mark Mark
    • Simple to use
Style: 1296P
This body camera is great and easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by Shawn
    • Battery Died at 50%, I got full Refund, use VM to access files with Linux
Style: 1296P
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Update For Linux Users... Using Windows 10 ISO and Virt-Manager you can access the file system of the device and know of no other way using Linux at this time to do so. Also I feel asleep wherein body camera and the clip broke my screen... better to buy an alternative clip as the alignment for the included one is prone to break screen (see image) at least i am good with electronics and the screen and battery both can be purchased independently and replaced... gonna cost me about $30 for the replacement screen ... I am weighing on doing this vs buy new camera that is built to be Linux and Android compatible of which this one is neither... it would be nice to just hook to phone somehow and well I have done it but only because I am good with Linux most people would never understand how to read the body camera files from their phone as it is not trivial to do... original review below: Well firstly the device powers off at 50% battery power. I called and asked for a replacement and ended up with a refund. I have not decided if I am gonna buy another one just yet or not... Thing is I mostly only need it for recording me on my property going from my front door to my car, which is a short enough time period that the 50% power issue isn't really a problem. Except I kinda wonder when is gonna be the day it does not turn back on or worst the battery explodes (I mean i already know somethings wrong with it) so I am tempted to buy a new one with the refund money but money is tight, if money was more abundant in my life i would not think twice about buy a new one with the refund money (I understand sometimes batteries are just bad) A bigger issue in why I have not chosen to rebuy this item is I use Linux and not Windows or Mac. And well this device is plug and play for Mac and Windows, it just does not work with Linux. So i am thinking I might want to do more research on other items to find something compatible with Linux. As far as the options the device provides, I feel like they cover a lot of situations one might use a body camera for. Picture quality is great, and having manual or automatic control over night-vision mode is nice. I was interested in the "External Camera" accessory but found out that this device would not do dual camera recording and would only record external camera if it was plugged into the device. The accessory kit with the car mount is nice because it allows you to use the body camera as a "dash cam" so if you have Linux I say find another option. If your on Windows or Mac like most of the world I think this could be a great camera provided the battery functioned correctly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2021 by ForTheTwo ForTheTwo

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