2

Smallest Camera

Insta360 Go 1080P Wearable Camera

2

Smallest Camera

Insta360 Go 1080P Wearable Camera

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The Insta360 Go is a tiny camera that’s about the size of your thumb, and it weighs a mere 0.65 ounces. It’s water-resistant and comes with clips to attach it to practically anything, whether it be a tripod, your dog’s collar, or a hat. There’s also a sticky stand that you can use to mount the camera and a magnetic pendant that allows you to wear it like a necklace.

This camera offers proprietary stabilization tech to keep your footage nice and smooth. It records high-definition video with just the press of a single button and has 60 minutes of battery life.

It’s worth mentioning that the Insta360 Go only records clips at 15, 30, or 60 seconds. But, on the plus side, its Hyperlapse mode can record longer, time-lapse-style clips.

3

Best Front-Facing Screen

DJI Osmo Action Wearable Camera

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Best Front-Facing Screen

DJI Osmo Action Wearable Camera

£342 at Amazon£429 at Walmart£249 at B&H Photo

The DJI Osmo Action is a compelling alternative to the GoPro. The camera has a colorful and bright front screen to better frame your shots. It delivers impressive 4K 60 fps video with stabilization. There’s even an HDR video mode and the ability to shoot 12MP still photos in JPG or RAW file formats.

As you’d expect, the camera is completely waterproof. We appreciate that the camera has an integrated slow-motion feature and is compatible with a wide range of third-party mounts. If you’re planning on wearing the Osmo Action, there’s a backpack shoulder strap mount, a baseball hat mount, a chest harness, and a head strap that are all worth considering.

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Best Sunglasses Camera

Spectacles 2 Wearable Camera

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Best Sunglasses Camera

Spectacles 2 Wearable Camera

$150 at Amazon

These glasses offer one of the most unique ways of capturing videos. They look and feel like regular sunglasses, but allow you to capture moments hands-free. They provide fantastic video quality and clear audio but still offer extremely long battery life.

Casey Newton from The Verge said in his review that these glasses have faster download speeds, better audio, and a smaller form factor compared to the previous generation of Spectacles.

The second-generation Spectacles also have the ability to capture still photos — a feature that the previous pair lacked. The glasses are water-resistant, but not waterproof, meaning that they can handle some rain, but can’t record underwater. They also come in multiple shapes and frame sizes, and you can even have the Spectacles made to match your prescription.

5

Most Portable

OPKIXONE Camera with Egg Wearable Camera

5

Most Portable

OPKIXONE Camera with Egg Wearable Camera

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This tiny, rectangular, hands-free camera works with multiple mounts that attach to your glasses, a ring, or necklace. The OPKIX One includes an egg-shaped charging case that recharges up to two cameras at a time.

Each camera weighs just 11 grams and the charging case provides six total camera charges before it needs recharging itself. Our only complaint is that each camera’s battery only lasts 12 minutes — which is rather low for a device this expensive.

But if you’re looking for the smallest and lightest wearable camera out there, this one is hard to beat. If you want to save some money, OPKIX sells a single-camera variant as well.

6

A Lightweight and Waterproof Cam

Mofily YoCam Wearable Camera

6

A Lightweight and Waterproof Cam

Mofily YoCam Wearable Camera

$80 at Amazon

The YoCam is one of the most versatile wearable cameras money can buy. It weighs just 2 ounces, and it’s waterproof up to 30 feet. It’s capable of recording 2.7K video at 30 fps and able to take 8MP photos.

This wearable camera features several recording modes, including burst shot, slow-motion, delayed shot, and time-lapse. It easily attaches to your backpack strap, or it can be mounted to practically anything. Mofily has a handful of different accessories available, too.

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An Affordable Wearable

SereneLife Clip-on Wearable Camera

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An Affordable Wearable

SereneLife Clip-on Wearable Camera

$60 at Amazon$60 at Walmart

If you’re looking for a wearable camera on a budget, this one’s worthy of your consideration. The SereneLife comes in black, red, white, and blue, and it’s small enough to clip to your shirt. While it doesn’t capture 4K video like some of the better, more expensive cameras, it still records footage in 1080p Full HD, and it’s capable of capturing 12MP images.

It has a 1.8-inch screen for viewing and playing back footage, and it has Wi-Fi for transferring your images and videos to your smartphone for easy posting. Unfortunately, it does have a few flaws: It isn’t water-resistant, it lacks stabilization, and it doesn’t come with a MicroSD card.

Brandon Carte

Senior Electronics Editor

Brandon Carte has been covering technology at BestProducts.com since 2017, where he’s been writing about the latest gadgets, appliances, and scouring the internet for the products that make life easier. His reporting has been featured on TopTenReviews.com, Good Housekeeping and USA Today. When he’s not researching washing machines or testing robot vacuums, you can find him at concerts, swimming laps, or at the movies. He thinks smartphones are too big, prefers MP3s to Spotify, and misses his iPhone’s headphone jack.

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The clips screen contains a list of tasks for downloading video from the cloud archive or the device itself. You can create such a task on the camera video playback screen.

As a result of executing the created task, the Desktop application will download video from the specified source (at the specified interval) and save it in the user-selected format (MP4, MKV).

Uploading clips is a function that has nothing to do with the “Archives” section of the Personal Account, except for a link to this section. It is thanks to a separate implementation that it is available both online and offline in the desktop application.

In the upper right corner of the screen there is a link to the “Archive export” section. By pressing it, the user goes to the “Archives” section of the Personal Account, where all clips that the user previously ordered through the interface of the Personal Account are available and can be downloaded to a PC in the form of a ZIP archive. For more details, see the Saving video archives from cameras section.

Uploading a new clip

To upload a new clip:

1. Go to the screen of the camera you want to upload a video clip from. The camera screen is described in the Video Devices section,

2. Click on the download clip button.

3. The clip upload form will open.

4. Enter the start and end date and time of the clip. The maximum length of the interval should not exceed 2 hours. The end-of-clip datetime cannot contain future time values. The maximum allowable values ​​are the current date-time.
5. Select the download file format: MP4 or MKV.
6. Next, the path where the clip will be saved by default is displayed, it is set in the “Application Settings”. If necessary, change the path by clicking on the folder icon and selecting the desired one.
7. After filling in all the data, click on the “Upload” button.

If the length of the interval exceeds the maximum allowed, a window with a date error will be displayed.

If all the data is entered correctly, the user starts downloading the file to the specified folder.

A menu of downloadable clips and the ability to manage downloads will appear at the bottom of the screen. By clicking on the cross, it is possible to close this window.

The clip screen can be accessed in two ways:

1. By clicking on the top menu item “Clips” (1).
2. By clicking on the bottom menu button “To downloads” (2).

When you go to the “Clips” tab, you will see a downloading file on the screen in the file lists.

The downloaded file will be placed in the folder specified in the application settings. Upon completion of the download, a folder button will appear in the file line, by clicking on which you can open the download folder of the clip and watch it.

 ![Open Clip Download Folder](images/open_clip_folder_desktop_3.11.3.0.png "Open Clip Download Folder")
 

Pausing a clip download

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