Digital Camera,Autofocus 4K Vlogging Camera for Photography with 32GB Card,48MP Portable Compact Point and Shoot Digital Camera for Teens Adult Beginner with 16X Zoom,Anti-Shake,2 Batteries(Black)

La camara no funciono, no enciende ni carga.

This camera is just ok. I got it for an upcoming hunting trip, because I didn't want to bring my DSLR, for fear of something happening to it. I also needed something small that I can put in a pocket, as opposed to something huge dangling from my neck. I wanted something cheap and basic, that still takes decent photos. This camera seems to fit the bill. However, the negatives: Navigating through menus is difficult, and not intuitive. The instructions are lacking, incomplete, and inaccurate. I took a few test photos, and couldn't find the gallery to view them, because the instructions are wrong. It makes a beeping sound with every button press, which is undesireable for hunting. How to turn that off is not in the instructions, and it took me about 10 minutes of pushing buttons to figure it out. I did get it turned off eventually, so it's fine. The lens has no cover, so it can get dirty or scratched very easily. It comes with a micro SD card which is nice, but it does not come with an adapter to regular size SD card. Because of this, I am unable to load the test photos to my computer. So I have no idea of the quality of the photos, and will be unable to upload my hunting photos. I'll have to purchase an adapter, which I feel like that's something it should have come with. I fully charged the battery, and after about 15 min of use, it was already down to half. It seems as though the battery life is inadequate, and I don't think it's going to last the entire trip. The positives: It's affordable. It's compact, and will easily fit in even small pockets. It comes with 2 batteries. It has several mode settings, for example: night, sport, portrait, landscape, etc. Overall, I feel like this camera will fit my needs, however, it is by no means good quality. I'd be hesitant to recommend this to others UPDATE: I learned that I can download the photos to my computer with a USB C cable. The photos are good, in that they have plenty of pixels. However, the light balance, exposure, tint, hue and temperature are off in all the photos. I had to use editing software to adjust these to make the photos look halfway decent. But, all in all, I suppose this camera is ok for the price

It is a really cute camera, takes good pictures. Battery life could be longer. If you want to transfer pictures to your phone make sure you turn the camera off before removing SD card. I do like that it comes with SD card, two batteries, a charger, travel bag, and screen/lens wipes.

You’re very cute camera for your trips and they use I like how convenient is to charge the batteries .

Its an OK camera, with one major flaw: I didn't realize before I bought it that there is no lens cap / shutter. So the lens collects finger prints and dust constantly. Other than that, it takes reasonably good pictures and is fairly intuitive other than using a button for zooming in and another one for zooming out (I'm used to having a single switch or knob that does either). Also, I drove my coworkers a little nuts while searching through many menus to figure out how to turn off the chirping sound that it made with every button press. The camera comes with everything that you need to get started: a SD card, battery, and USB-C cable with an adaptor for a regular USB. It also has two different wrist straps and a microfiber bag to store it in. I primarily use it when I need to take pictures but don't want to use my phone (EG photographing the undersides of machines at work or when I fear damaging my phone). Those situations tend to occur in dirty environments, making it necessary to clean the lens before each use.