Mini Keychain Camera, FHD 1080p with 32GB SD Card, OTG Adapters, Card Readers, Six Filters, 100 Mins Battery Life Mini Digital Camera for Travel Study Recording (Black2,32GB)

The media could not be loaded. I grabbed this mini keychain camera mostly out of curiosity and is better than I thought. I’ve actually ended up using it a lot!It’s super small (like seriously tiny) and comes packed with extras, an SD card, OTG adapters, card readers, and even some little photo filters you can play with. The build feels decent for the price, and it's easy to carry around or clip on a keychain or bag.The photo quality is what you’d expect for 8MP, is good if you have enough lighting, not amazing in low light, but totally great for quick snaps or a fun travel companion.Videos come out at 1080p, and while it’s not going to be as good as your phone, it’s pretty cool for casual recording or sneaky little time capsules.

Nice Camara. Does a lot for its size.

I’m genuinely impressed by the Mini Keychain Camera! Despite its small size, it delivers crisp Full HD 1080p video and 8MP photos, perfect for capturing spontaneous moments while traveling or studying. The included 32GB SD card and accessories like OTG adapters and card readers make it super convenient right out of the box. I also love the retro design and the eight fun filters—it adds a creative touch to my recordings. The 100-minute battery life is solid for such a compact device. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a fun, portable camera with great features!

The media could not be loaded. I picked up this Mini Keychain Camera and it’s been a blast to use! It’s so lightweight and tiny I can clip it to my keys or wear it on the included wrist strap. I take this everywhere with me now and I’ve been snapping photos and videos everywhere. I've used it on hikes and family outings, and the video and photos come out surprisingly sharp. The eight filters are fun - my kids love the retro filters, and it’s so easy to use, they’ve been taking their own shots.Transferring files is very simple with the included adapters and card reader. I can pop the SD card into my phone or laptop, and I’m done. The battery lasts about an hour and a half, and I can charge while recording, which is so nice for longer trips. My only hiccup was figuring out the date/time setting - but it's actually really simple too - just edit a “TIME.TXT” file on the SD card, which the manual actually explained well (once I read it). For the price, this little camera’s perfect for quick, spontaneous moments and adds a cool, nostalgic touch to my photos!

Not the size I expected but it's ok. Takes decent quality pictures for its price. Simple enough to use. Just wish I could delete pictures directly from the camera without having to take the chip out and move it somewhere else to delete. It also had sound when you turn it on/off/take a picture.

Incredible! Only bad thing is that you can not adjust the volume.

I had so much fun playing with this mini camera. The 8MP is not so bad. I ordered again to give as a gift. It is so cute!

Johnson Smith & Co., Detroit, Michigan produced a mail-order catalog of novelty items that I ordered from in the 60's. One item I ordered was a miniature camera. It was tiny and used a tiny roll of film. I don't know if it ever worked because I could not afford to send the exposed film in to have it processed.And that's why I ordered this tiny camera/key chain to appease my unmet expectation from years ago.Digital cameras changed everything in photography and now tiny cameras are EVERYWHERE!My how things have changed.Video is saved as .avi. Photos as .jpg.The time stamp is available. The current time must be entered via text file at the root of the tf card. Look for TIME.txt and edit it. The camera seems to keep time.Photos can be edited when connected to a computer.If I was a spy and wanted to take secret photos purloined from secret files, I would probably be exposed due to the shutter sounds the camera makes when snapping photos or switching on the camera. Perhaps part of the charm is the noise it makes. However, attached is a photo of the instruction manual and the text can be easily read when reviewing the photos. So, ya, it could be a spy camera.Video taken pre-dawn is grainy and has some artifacts.A microphone is present and records during video operation.Shown are some photos taken in daylight. 2MP is the photo size according to the photo ads and 8MP according to the 'additional details'. A megapixel calculator indicates it is 2MP and NOT 8MP.A wrist strap, OTG adapter and TF card reader are part of the accessories AND a small battery jumper is included that looks like it belongs when coupled to the camera.One of the filters is for black and white photos.The camera is cute and fun and spy worthy.