Smartphones are now an essential part of our daily lives. We use them for many tasks that we used to do with different products. One of these tasks is taking photos. Many people think that their smartphone is the best portable camera because they can carry it in their pocket. But what if I told you that the world’s smallest and lightest camera is not a phone? Introducing MiniCa, the world’s smallest and lightest camera. Here are the details…

Introducing MiniCa: The Tiny Camera That Packs a Punch

If you need a camera that is extremely portable, about the size of AirPods, this product is just for you. The MiniCa is a tiny camera, weighing just 17 grams and measuring 40x47x36mm, making it the smallest and lightest camera in the world. But don’t let its small size fool you, it has everything you would need from a regular camera.

The MiniCa features a 0.96-inch display, allowing you to preview your photos and videos before capturing them. It also records videos at a resolution of 1920x1080P and takes still images at 3760×2128 resolution. The world’s smallest and lightest camera, is powered by a 180mAh battery, which can last up to 60 minutes on a single charge. It comes with a microSD card reader, so you can easily transfer your photos and videos to your computer.

Although MiniCa is a fully functional product, it’s not yet available for sale in stores. Instead, you can access this product through GREEN FUNDING, also known as China’s Kickstarter. Despite there being 25 days left until the end of the funding period, the development team has already collected more than the money they need. However, if you also want to support and own the world’s smallest and lightest camera, you can click here to get more information.

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Feiyu Pocket Vlog Camera with Tripod which generally retails for $250 is now available at a discounted price of $231.42 only at AliExpress. 

Feiyu Pocket Vlog Camera with Tripod

Key Features:

• Pocket Camera with Tripod
• 1/2.5″CMOS Sony Sensor, 8.51million effective pixels
• Lens: FOV: 120°, aperture F2.8
• 1/8000~16s Electronic shutter speed
• Max Image Size: 3840 x 2144
• Max Video Bit Rate: 4K@60 fps, Max. Bit rate is 120Mbps
• Supported image formats: JPG/JPG+DNG
• Supported video formats: MOV、MP4 (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264)
• Audio Output: 48KHz, AAC
• Supports 512GB MicroSD 
• Display : 1.3” IPS , 240 x 240p resolution
• Battery life: 4.5 hours @1080p and 3.5 hours @4K
• Charging time: 1.2hours (with 10W charger)
• Supports WiFi transfer and storage
• Supports App: Feiyu Cam
• Body Material: Aluminum alloy + ABS/PC
• Lightweight and highly portable: 115g
• Can be also used as a smartphone mount (attachment to be purchased separately)

Generally retailing for $250, you can now buy Feiyu Pocket Vlog Camera with Tripod at a discounted price of $231.42 only at AliExpress. This deal is applicable to the pocket camera with the tripod. However, you can also buy the pocket camera separately without the tripod. So be sure to choose the appropriate bundle and warehouse before you place your order. This is a limited-stock deal. So place your order asap. 

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We usually use action cameras to capture some great moments on the go, without the need to use the DSLRs or the phone’s camera. However, the pocket cameras are even smaller and sometimes they may be more convenient to use. We came across the Kehan Cubecam that is one of the smallest cameras you can find. Learn more in our full review.

UNBOXING

In the box, you can find all the stuff you need to get started: instruction manuals, USB cable and a clasp that allows you to attach the camera to your clothes or other objects.

DESIGN and FEATURES

When it comes to the design, Kehan Cubecam is made of a quality plastic material and the surface has a textured finish.

The camera sensor has not been specified by manufacturer but it has the aperture of F/ 2.5 and 120˚FOV.

On the top, there is a shutter key, which has a built-in dual-color LED flash.

On the left, you can find a power on/off switch, which also doubles as a wifi button. Right next to it, we have the mode button, which simply allows you to switch from picture taking to video shooting modes.

Finally, we have a microSD card slot and the micro USB port.

FUNCTIONALITY

Using the camera is very simple. You just select the mode and click the shutter button. The later button will be blinking to indicate the video recording.

Since the Kehan Cubecam does not have a display, connecting it to your phone is a great idea if you want to frame your shot.

In order to do that, you have to download the Kehan app, which is pretty simple to use but it seems that it is not in its final version since there are some bad English translations and not too many features. Within the app, you can adjust some settings and choose from different shooting modes. Also, you can adjust the resolution. One of the key features is the live streaming mode. However, I could not make it work no matter how hard I tried.

IMAGE QUALITY

When it comes to the image quality, it is underwhelming. In fact, it is even worse than most of the cheap action cameras that are half the price. The images lack in detail, sharpness, there is a ton of noise etc.

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The camera shoot videos at 1080/15fps, which is makes the footage unusable for me. Therefore, I suggest you going with 720p (it is even recommended by Kehan to use it).

Still, the video quality does not impress. Most importantly, the files are saved in .rec file format, which is rarely used. Even the VLC player could not play it. All my attempts to convert the videos to .MP4 files failed.

BATTERY LIFE

When it comes to the battery life, I was able to use the camera for just above 90 mins, which is way less than manufacturer’s claims of 2.5h of continuous use.

CONCLUSIONS

The Kehan Cubecam is a tiny, lightweight and one of the tiniest cameras I’ve tested. The idea of it seems nice but the implementation is far from perfect.

Sure, the Cubecam does most of the things it is being advertised for but both image and video quality disappoints. Also, the battery life is not as good as advertised.

Finally, for the price of $99 it seems a bit too pricey for what it offers and some cheap action cameras may be a better buy, even though they are not as compact as the Cubecam.

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It’s not every day we review cameras but we came across the Andoer G1. At the first glance, it is hard to believe that it is a camera due to its very small footprint. On the other hand, it can shoot videos in 1080p and it has some other nice features. Learn more in our full review.

Thanks to Camfere.com for sending Andoer G1 for a review.

Andoer G1 Review: UNBOXING

The camera ships with quite a few accessories that include 4 different mounting cradles: the one with a suction cup, with a magnet, sticker and a clip.

Andoer G1 Review: DESIGN

The very first thing you are going to notice is that the camera is very small and it easily fits even into the smallest pockets. We have an 8MP sensor that can also shoot videos up to 1080p.

There are just a couple of buttons – the on/off switch and the shutter key.

There is a micro USB port for charging and the microSD card slot (takes cards up to 128GB).

I like the design and build quality of this camera but the glossy back panel not only attracts fingerprints easily but it is prone to scratches.

Andoer G1 Review: IMAGE QUALITY

The Andoer G1 takes decent-quality daylight images for such a tiny camera. However, most of shots have inaccurate-looking colors and the pictures look overexposed.

The quality decreases dramatically in low-light and the photos look grainy and there is lots of noise.

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Andoer G1 Review: VIDEO QUALITY

I would say that the 1080p video quality looks pretty good and it kind of exceeded my expectations. However, the video quality suffers from inaccurate color rendition, there is quite a bit of jelly effect. The worst thing about the video is that the sound recording quality is poor.

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Andoer G1 Review: APP

You can connect the Andoer G1 camera to your phone using Wifi and the NeoMe app. I didn’t have any connectivity issues. The best thing about the app is that you can use your phone as a viewfinder to frame the shot. However, the app is pretty slow to respond once you switch between different camera modes. Also, it crashed a few times once I wanted to open up the gallery.

Andoer G1 Review: BATTERY LIFE

The camera ships with the 400mAh battery and I could get just over 1 hour of video recording out of it, which is a decent result considering the size of the camera.

Andoer G1 Review: CONCLUSIONS

Andoer G1 is the tiniest camera I have ever had and I had a lot of fun using it.

It is so compact that you can basically put it wherever you want thanks to the supplied different mounting brackets.

Also, the image and video quality is pretty good in daylight and the battery life is okay.

However, you have to know that the low-light camera performance is not so great, the video suffers from the jello effect and the sound recording quality is poor. Finally, the back panel of the camera is prone to scratches.

At the end of the day, the Andoer G1 is still the little camera I’m going to use for fun as it does most of the things right but hopefully, it may improve with the future firmware updates.

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