The quality of the video is pretty good but there are issues with this item. It is very difficult to judge how to hold your wrist to shoot what you want. I took some videos and thought the camera was pointing at my subjects but when I viewed it on the computer all I got was either their chests, the wall or the ceiling. I guess it takes practice. The main problem with this watch in comparison to other spy/video equipment I have is that it has a distinct red light that comes on when you are recording. So if you are trying to do this without anyone knowing they can see a red light coming from the face of the watch. My other equipment I have either shows a very light green light when recording or no light. So this is poorly designed. I had to put a small piece of of electrical tape over the red light and hope no one sees it. The sound could be better as far as picking up conversations with people 4 feet in front of you. It was very hard to hear what they are saying at a distance. The watch is kinda large so for a man the design looks good but I am female so I wish they made one for women too. (I wear it anyways...looks kinda sporty) So I had some fun with it, I need to practice the aiming of my videos. The videos download easily to your computer in avi...I convert them to wmv using You Tubes converter. I think this camera should cost only about $30-$40 because of the poor design with the red light and the difficulty in aiming the video at what you want to film. I have Night Owl's surveillance cameras and I guess I expected more from this since its a Night Owl product.Save 20% Off
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