Andoer X6 Mini - Compact Keychain Camera with 32GB TF Card, Kids' Video Camera, Grey

Cute photos - they come out very early 2000s style. Before you start using make sure to change the date by plugging the camera into a computer - it should come up as a usb device, click in it and then select the time file. The 'time' file will have the incorrect time and date. Alter this to the current time and date, then save and exit. To check that this has worked right click on the usb drive and press eject. Then unplug the camera take a photo and then plug the camera back init the computer. The photo should have the new and correct time and date :) hope this helps someone :)

Fits in the pocket, so you always have it with you. Photos and videos are surprisingly good in quality. Sound is not so good.

The quality of the photo's is extremely poor. My son went on a school trip and we could only make out 10 of the 125 photos taken. It is unable to focus properly on still objects, let alone anything moving. I appreciate this is a cheap low end camera, but it needs to be able to to take photos!

I really tried everything but it’s wedged in there, tweezers don’t seem to get it out, any recommendations? Did not think it be this hard.

Easy to use. Tiny and useful.

Absolutely awful. Taking pictures is a total waste of time. Quality is shocking

Was excited to get this as I had something similar as a kid. Charged it up and took it to a festival and it works immediately after a charge but will not turn on again after. Complete waste of money

Wouldn't bother

This camera is really small. It hides easily in your palm. You can take pictures without attracting attention. I would not recommend using the video mode because it is hard to offload onto a PC. (You cannot view them-or the still photos-on the camera itself.) The camera produces decent still photos. The manual is almost indecipherable; here is some help: 1. Press on/off button to turn on. (This is the raised button.) Camera is in video mode. LED is red. Start/stop recording by pressing the raised on/off button. 2. Press the mode button for photo mode, LED turns blue. Press raised on/off button to take picture. 3. Press the mode button again, camera enters voice recording mode. LED flashes red and blue. Start/stop recording by pressing the raised on/off button. The camera is also supposed to support a video motion-detection mode by pressing the mode button for 3-5 seconds. I have not worked with this mode. I would have concern that the SD card would fill rapidly if the camera is unattended for some period of time. Note: There is no viewer so you just have to point the camera in the direction of your subject and hope for the best. I am having a lot of fun with this little toy.

Keine Bedienungsanleitung. Die Karte kommt erst in 2 Tagen, aber ich bin schon jetzt enttäuscht. Die Kamera ist ausschließlich aus Plastik, und hat kein Display.

The camera is difficult to use - indicator light is in the front, so you can not see it when taking a picture - making it hard to estimate when the picture has finished saving. The picture quality is terrible. It is of a kind you'd expect from an early 2000's webcam. Resolution is not 20 MPx. It's not even 2 Mpx. The saved picture size is 1280x1024px, but it is actually subsampled, so effective resolution is closer to 640 x 512 px (so about 0.3 MPx). However, the camera is very compact, and its very light weight. If you are looking for a cheap trashy camera that double functions as a keychain dongle, this works, i guess...

First, there is no way to view what picture you are taking. I can't tell if I'm video, or taking picture. It is motion activated. I didn't get an owners manual to explain all this. I did go to U-tube and learned a little but not much. It's only $17. Thought it would be good camera for my great-granddaughter. NOT!!! I did not get the TF card either. They sent regular scan disc. I had to order my own.

Compact, can sneak anywhere