Maxmango D70 Waterproof Camera

Wanted a cheaper camera to take on our honeymoon for u see water pics. This little camera is perfect and takes great photos and videos. No issues going underwater with it whatsoever. Perfect little camera and a great cost.

Item received in good condition in a small branded box. Last Sunday we took the twins down to the bay and, for once, I did not spend the whole time worrying about my phone ending up in the sea. Each of them had a Maxmango D50 gripped in sticky hands, shouting ��cheese�� at crabs, gulls, and the poor dog. The pink shell is almost fluorescent against the grey pebbles, so when a breaker stole one camera we spotted it straight away and fished it out before another child claimed it as treasure.The body is wrapped in chunky silicone and the buttons are big enough for little thumbs to find without fuss. The two-inch screen is hardly cinematic but it is bright even in midday glare. According to the leaflet the seals keep water out down to three metres; we only managed knee-deep paddling, yet plenty of splashes landed on it and the thing just carried on.Image quality is better than I expected from a toy-looking gadget. In sunlight the colours look lively and you can actually make out facial expressions rather than vague blobs. Indoors it is a different story. The tiny sensor struggles and everything turns speckly unless you park the children next to a lamp. I also wish the company had moved to USB-C, as the micro USB lead feels ancient and charging from empty takes the best part of two hours.Durability, though, is where the D50 earns its place in our beach bag. It has already bounced off the patio, survived an accidental kick across the lounge, and endured a slobbery inspection by the Labrador, all without a single crack. The included 32 GB card swallows hundreds of little masterpieces and the built-in battery lasts around an hour and a half of near-constant recording, which is plenty for small attention spans.If you need a first camera for children who will not treat it gently, this one is hard to argue with. Strong shell, fool-proof controls, surprisingly cheerful daylight photos, and no need to buy extras before you start.

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I admit, it was my fault to forget that this camera is only for 10 ft. I took it for diving at 40 ft! After that, the camera is completely broken, can't be turned on. But the good thing is, all the pictures and videos are still safe. Nothing has gone. And they are in pretty good quality as well. So it can work at the depth above 10 ft but it acts like a disposable camera LOL.

I used this camera for swimming and beach trips and it held up great. Picture quality is solid for casual shots. Dual screens help frame photos easily. Buttons are easy to press underwater.Battery lasted through a full day of use. Good option for travel fun.Pros? waterproof and durable? easy to use screens? good battery lifeCons? low light shots struggle? menus feel basic? not pro quality

This is a sweet retro looking basic camera that I picked up for my kiddo. It��s has a matte textured plastic exterior which isn��t slippery. It takes adequate quality photos and videos and I appreciate that it comes with an SD card. Charges by usb-c and comes with the charging cord, wrist cord, cleaning cloth and a fabric bag however I did pick up a hard sided case from Amazon to better protect it.This camera has the typical screen on it to view what you��re taking a photo of but the fun part about this camera is that it also has a small screen on the front too so that you can see yourself when you��re taking a selfie. Focusing can be set to automatic or you can click on a button to get closer to the object and this was easy enough for my 8 year old to figure out.We have not submerged this in water as I was fearful reading other reviews where they said it wasn��t waterproof for them, but we have taken this to the beach with us. This unfortunately is not touch screen and to operate any of the settings you have to manually go through the arduous task of finding what you need. This has an SOS button on it which means if you press this button �C It will flash until the power supply drains (I still don��t quite grasp why a child would need this as the last thing they��re going to do if they need help is press a flashing button on a camera). As far as my child and I can tell �C it doesn��t have a flash for photos, so you won��t be able to take evening or dimly lit photos.The base has a small port opening so that you can attach this to a selfie stick or tripod. I like that if your youth leaves the camera on and forgets to turn it off that it will automatically turn off on it��s own after a short period of time.Overall, this camera is good for younger kids and perhaps young teens. With all of the fast paced technology today this camera has a bit of a slow moving archaic process so kids who have a cell phone or tablet won��t likely enjoy this.