How easy is it to unmount and remount the camera? Does it seem like it's durable enough to survive doing this daily?
1174454
I have one BlackVue camera and two cars each with it's own bracket. I find that it's not real easy to take the camera out. You have to push in on the release button and pull the camera out. This sometimes take a little doing.
1174455
pretty easy. Although I don't remove mine regularly. I also have one on my motorcycle. I don't ride in rain so it doesn't get wet, but it seems to take the vibration of a bike handle just fine.
1174456
I've been using it for 8 month now. The camera is great. Survived in 100F - 120F daily last 2 month.
1174457
It's easy enough, but we don't do it every day. If you want to look at records, you may just extract flash card.
1174458
Hey. TBH, I dunno. Actually, a friend of mine used my Amazon account to make this purchase for his dad. Sorry. :(
1174459
The mount remains stuck to your windshield via an adhesive, but the camera itself slips out of the mount easily (just as easily as rotating it in place to face forward/backward).
1174460
The item is easy to mount and almost impossible to unmount. Once it's in place...
1174461
If you are referring to removing the camera, but leaving the mount. Yes that should be fine.If you are talking about removing the mount, no.
1174462
Возмож;но не прочен;! Но он подклю;чен у меня постоя;нно, так что пока работа;ет!
1811582
Yes, I love it! Its good for a heavy camera. Make sure all equipment is attached correctly.
735486
I've taken short vids. I've not tried long ones. There are two things limiting videos - battery and SD cardsize. My 8 gb card gives stores about 30 minutes at the default. The battery dies fairly quickly as well. As far as action or POV, if you can figure out how to mount it, why not? The camera has a 1/4-20 mounting thread. Or there's always duct tape :)
2194495
its pretty good with keeping the camera in the case. yu have to move the case around to get the camera out. so its not an easy out. :)
1157631
Our camera is still working beautifully; I have not heard whether others have had issues. Good luck!
1264645
It won't break, but depending upon how you use it, it has tipped over on me once in wind. I had it set up like a regular tripod when that happened. As long as I keep it low, it's the greatest tripod ever, but to use it at it's full height, it loses its sturdiness.
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I need to pull it when taking the battery out from camera. It's not easy but manageable. However, I notice the battery drain faster than the original. Hope this help.
162832
I have had it hanging in the woods for about three years almost straight, it has survived all the rain, snow and bad weather that Colorado can throw at it. I won't say waterproof because I am not the one who makes the camera but mine has survived all the water it has been through and still takes great pictures. I highly recomend
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If you're asking whether it withstands frequent and repeated plugging and unplugging, I can't offer direct experience, since I've left mine plugged in for the several months I've owned it. But I was pleasantly surprised by the material quality, if that helps. It seems to be similarly constructed to, and equally durable with, the sync cables for iPhones, for instance--which in my case do get fairly heavy manipulation. The flexibility allowed me to do a long run with bends without straining the cable. And I'm extremely happy with both the audio and video performance (from an Oppo BDP-105 to a recent 40" Samsung DTV). If you're asking whether it withstands frequent and repeated plugging and unplugging, I can't offer direct experience, since I've left mine plugged in for the several months I've owned it. But I was pleasantly surprised by the material quality, if that helps. It seems to be similarly constructed to, and equally durable with, the sync cables for iPhones, for instance--which in my case do get fairly heavy manipulation. The flexibility allowed me to do a long run with bends without straining the cable. And I'm extremely happy with both the audio and video performance (from an Oppo BDP-105 to a... » Read More If you're asking whether it withstands frequent and repeated plugging and unplugging, I can't offer direct experience, since I've left mine plugged in for the several months I've owned it. But I was pleasantly surprised by the material quality, if that helps. It seems to be similarly constructed to, and equally durable with, the sync cables for iPhones, for instance--which in my case do get fairly heavy manipulation. The flexibility allowed me to do a long run with bends without straining the cable. And I'm extremely happy with both the audio and video performance (from an Oppo BDP-105 to a recent 40" Samsung DTV). « Show Less
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I am not an avid photographer. I am using the camera for outdoor shots mostly. I have had this camera for almost a year and have had no major problems from drops. I would avoid potential problems with it for rockclimbing for example. Otherwise, fine.
1614281
Yes easily, the camera MUCH heavier than my iPhone 5s. Be sure that case is waterproof!
1960396
Only had it for six months so far, but it's held up through road use and many car washes. The screws for adjustment started rusting within only a couple of days after installation. I don't know that I would buy this one again, but if it ever fails, I'll not hesitate to get another camera to replace it. Backup cameras are awesome. I'm thinking of getting another to put on the back of my cargo trailer pointing down to check clearances next.
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I think is of OK quality. It isnt going to just fall apart in the middle of using it. However it is light weight enough to make windy conditions a concern. I think that if you plan on the kind of shooting where you will be needing a tripod often, you will probably want to go with a higher quality item. However if you are like me and just need a tripod for maybe 2-3 occasions per year this one will do fine.
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I just got back from South Dakota where I dropped the camera onto the snowy ground from about 2-3 feet. I wiped off the snow but some of it melted on the camera and I was very worried. However, there were no problems. I carry the camera around in a pocket in my knapsack where it gets bounced around a lot---no problems so far.--Max Molinaro
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We have a very low-end case for the camera. After all, it's shock-resistant :) It has survived whatever a 12 year-old girl can throw at it after two weeks at the shore and multiple family trips and still takes very nice photos.
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I take 20-50 photos a day outside in the elements. i drop the camera at least 2-3 times a month on the ground (usually concrete) and it still works like a charm. TBonicus 619
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It pops off super easy. I put mine in my camera bag. You'll love the grip - it's easier to handle and the battery life is insane.