Aiptek A-HD 720P

Outstanding HD camcorder at very reasonable price

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Pros: Incredible picture quality at this price range Convenient Quicktime format videos

Cons: No optical zoom lens Audio quality could be better

Bottom Line:
If you use the proper shooting techniques, this camera can deliver first rate HD video at a very low price. Read More

Is That a Camcorder in Your Pocket, or Are You Happy To See Me?

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Pros: Decent video, very compact, inexpensive, easy to use.

Cons: Playback not nearly as good on your HDTV, better for the PC.

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It's in the way that you use it. Read More

Amazing HTDV for the price

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Pros: Bargain price, well built, simple design for a wide variety of users.

Cons: Battery could last longer, lack of lens cap, fixed aperture.

Bottom Line:
Buy this camera for fun, and to keep your good camera safe. Use this camera when you need an image, but are unwilling to risk losing the good camera. Read More

A Poormans camcorder

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Pros: vid 720 av input fixed lens

Cons: sound poor support firmware unacceptable

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720p at 99.99 write a review 10.00 to you. 89 now fixed lens and Economy budgeteers wil appriciate a poormans cam Read More

Aiptek A-HD 720P Flash Media Camcorder.

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Pros: Video quality, ease of use, price

Cons: Sound is acceptable but not great, lack of stabilization software, no optical zoom

Bottom Line:
720p HD at a budget price, an easy to use camera that produces jaw dropping results. What more can you ask for? Read More

Take a left into cheap HD

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Pros: Inexpensive HD video camera. Takes good stills. Uses SD cards. HD video output.

Cons: Grainy mic. “HD” video is compressed. Manual focus. Plastic (cheap) construction. Quicktime encoding.

Bottom Line:
The camera is priced right for what it does, and how well it works. Not a terrible way to start out with HD DV. Read More

Good, for the price

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Pros: Cheap, easy to use, quality video, lightweight, decent storage on 4gb card-2 hours

Cons: small battery capacity, feels like a toy, but priced like one, no optical zoom/stabilization

Bottom Line:
This is a great product for the money, comparing to $800-1200 for ANY other HD video camera. Read More

Practice to be a Spielberg on a student filmmaker budget...

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Pros: Small enough to fit in a pocket, clear display, USB-chargeable, and wrist strap.

Cons: Cheap plastic, no carrying case, and menu is difficult to navigate. Read More

If It Sounds Too Good To Be True...

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Pros: Large format video and decent still image quality.

Cons: Awkward handling. Tinny sound. Very poor battery life.

Bottom Line:
You're better off buying a digital camera with video capability, or one of the "Flip Video" devices that have less bells and whistles, but better battery life. Read More

The best you can get for $140

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Pros: Sharp High Definition Picture

Cons: Poor Audio, Low Battery Time.

Bottom Line:
Don't bother, wasting your time. You will not be happy with this product. Spend another $50 and get something you'll be happy with. Read More