MURAUX 8K Video Camera, 48MP Camcorder with IR Night Vision for YouTube

I was deeply disappointed with this camera. Upon opening the box, several accessories that should have been included were missing. More critically, the camera was completely unable to read an SD card — making it entirely unusable as a camera from day one. I would not recommend this product. Save yourself the frustration and look elsewhere.

Not as advertised. No memory card, only one battery, no separate charger, no fill in light. So far not impressed.

c'est du brol.

Es un excelente videocámara para iniciar en el monto del blog, tiene visión nocturna y video en 4k, la calidad del video es excelente, por su precio no debes de dudar, si es económica en comparación con otras marcas del mercado famosas, pero no le pide nada una temática famosa a esta cámara, quieres iniciar en el mundo del blog esta opción es muy recomendable

Amateur type only

Aunque al principio al recibir el paquete hemos tenido problemas, el proveedor siempre estuvo en contacto con nosotros y cumplió y nos dio soluciones. El producto en relación calidad precio es estupendo. Estamos muy contentes con nuestra compra.

I'm a documentary filmmaker by trade who usually uses several manual DSLR cameras to shoot interviews, however, I started a podcast with a friend and found my pro kit was super cumbersome to manage and maintain while also being on camera. This lil' guy was the answer. It's a wide enough angle and high enough quality that it can get all three of us in the shot and I can zoom into whomever is talking in post without losing quality. Also nice is that I could attach my existing wireless lav and use for our guest so I don't pick up too much noise. I still use a H4N with two wired lavs for host audio, but honestly the shotgun mic provided in this kit is probably fine for casual production. It comes with a light attachment that has a bight, warm, and cold setting which is cool for different effects - and all of the attachments are chargeable by USB-C. My only complaint would be that the hot shoe accessories included (light and shotgun mic) don't have an additional hot shoe on top of them to stack another accessory - but that's probably not an issue a casual video camera user cares about. All in all this lil' guy cut my set-up time down by more than half and because it has a 360 degree view screen and a remote, I didn't need to be behind the camera to hit stop and record. Bonus, it records on SD cards which makes it easy to transfer footage (it also apparently plugs right into a computer to record straight to hard drive or livestream, but I haven't tried those.) I haven't used it for much outside of attaching it to a pair of sticks for podcasts but its easy, lightweight, small, and fairly inexpensive enough that this camera is probably going to make onto the packing list for family vacations or projects I can do with the kids.