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10 December 2016
Excellent resolution and toughly made
With the included accessories this camera works well. I use my garmin fit band to control the camera, but it has a big easy to grab slider switch to slide on/off for recording too. Also has auto record mode. What's impressive is the definition. This is certainly GoPro quality for about the quarter of the price. The camera is weather proof and toughly made. I put an extra skin on it as well. I would say it's a little heavier than a GoPro, but not a big problem. Get em while they last at this price.
17 July 2016
No wifi controller makes for very poor control system.
You are limited to the range of your iPad or WHY to control this thing. Your range will be 50ft tops. When you lose control who knows where your drone will end up, but probably lost on a roof somewhere. You can get a way cheaper Syma drone that comes with a joystick type WiFi controller for about the same price. So don't waste your hard earned money on Parrot products, as they simply are not worth it.
08 June 2017
Great idea, now if it only worked!
1 of 1 found this helpful In the current state, i would say the Google Home is partially functional. At times, all I get is "There's a glitch" "There was a problem, try again later" Other times, it can tell me the weather, news, daily schedule, add items to shopping list, how long will it take to get to work, wind speed, trivia questions, etc. It also is compatible with my wifi thermostat so I can say " set thermostat to 20 degrees" and it works. I am sure, once the software catches up to all it's capable of, the sky is the limit, but right now you're not missing much by not having one. I think in 5 years, everyone will have one as the main way to control their automated home.