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The SJCAM C300 is a compact, rugged 4K action camera featuring dual 3800mAh batteries for up to 7 hours of continuous recording, a 6-axis stabilizer for smooth footage, and IP68 waterproof housing for extreme sports. With 20MP photo quality, 5G WiFi transfer, 8X zoom, and a full accessory kit including helmet mounts, it’s designed for professional-grade vlogging and live streaming in any environment.
Brand Name | SJCAM |
Item Weight | 10.6 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 0.87 x 1.26 x 5.1 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | C300 |
Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color Name | White |
Special Features | Night Vision, Lightweight, H.265 |
M**N
One of the best Action Camera's out there, very unique. Great Customer Service.
First of all, I want to say right off the bat that SJCAM's customer service is absolutely amazing. I was genuinely surprised by how courteous and responsible they are and how willing they were to help. Now, on to the camera.The C300 Camera is very unique take on these handheld pocket-esque cameras., I own my fair share of action cameras (DJI Minis and Pocket 2, GoPro Session and MAX360, and Insta360) and SJCAM's idea with the C300 is genuinely refreshing especially with when compared with the DJI Pocket 2 which is the one action camera I had that closely resembled the pocket style cameras I was looking for.The price is great for this quality of action camera when comparing it to other action cameras.The camera itself comes with a lot of accessories and even an micro sd card, it comes with mounts, a protective case and a waterproof case. All the mounts and cases felt constructed well and seem like great quality. They also handled well in terms of durability and did great to protect the camera.The size of the camera was great, it wasn't stubby like the DJI Pocket 2 and the touch screen LCD was much more responsive. Everything fit much better in terms of aesthetics with the C300 rather than with the DJI Pocket 2. It was more user friendly and beginner friendly in my opinion. This camera also made vlogging much easier because of the design, it was more generous in terms of handleability and durability than some other action cameras. If you're going to be using the second battery which is the stick variant, you can also switch between lcds which for me was very useful for vlogging and having to switch from vlogging and back.The interface itself is a great starter interface for the price and for the camera and like I said, it was very user friendly, nothing over complicated. It could use some tweaks here and there (Smoother interface, a bit more quality and more refined interface) but regardless it still does the job right and doesn't affect the performance in any way.The quality of the camera genuinely good for the price. To be honest, when considering the price I assumed I was going to get another 'cheap' quality action camera but when I used it especially for vlogging I was surprised how 1080P, 2K, 4K looked given the price. The 6-Axis stabilizer handled biking, running and hiking but it has to be enabled, Click on the left hand side of the wand and then scroll down to the Gyro Sensor and press on. For wide dynamic range Click on the left hand side of the wand and then scroll down to the WDR and press on The resolution and angle of the camera gave for a much useful image quality and performance. The zoom was amazing for such a small camera too which was one of the things that stood out to me. Could the quality have been better? Well of course it could have but given the price and the size of the camera and how versatile it was, I was pleasantly surprised and can't necessarily complain about it.The SJCAM application was one of the best applications out there, it's has a lot of potential and makes for editing, switching video quality and picture, going through recorded videos and making anything in between much more easily handled. The only problem with the application when connecting it to the camera was that it would disconnect sometimes randomly. Other than that, the application remains of the best I've used.Now all this is not to say that the camera doesn't have it's downsides and I would be a hypocrite not to speak out on it's shortcomings.For one, sometimes not all the time there would be some blur when running or biking at night because of the LED lights because this same issue also plagued my GoPro MAX but not to the same extent. What I found worked to counter the issue at night was having an even exposure of the LED lights with objects in the background that help balance out LED light exposure.You can Enable and Disable Audio as well. The quality could be better, that's not to say that it's horrible or it's 'cheap' or poor quality, rather it needs to stand out more in terms of quality and picture to capture the mainstream market. As it stands now, it good, not great but genuinely good for size and price.The built in microphone was not the best, it drowns out with too much noise and recording quality was not great if there's too much sound exposure especially with vlogging. This issue can be fixed with an external microphone.The 7 hours of the battery life does not apply to 4K, with 4K you get 3 hours and 30 minutes. 7 Hours of battery life is for 2k or 1080p. Regardless, for the price and the size of the camera, the battery life is great and I noticed that the batteries don't run as hot as other action cameras.The bottom line is that the camera for me is one of the best, I would strongly recommend anyone thinking about purchasing it to give it a shot and play around with it. I think both the company and the camera have a lot of potential and they have a sweet spot in terms of price to beat out other companies. Personally, the quality was good but it could always be better and it should strive to be in order to edge out the competition.Pictured is the size, coke can for scale. As you can see the camera size comparison to a soda can is SJCam is very small and versatile.
T**M
Very cost-effective
This is undoubtedly the best choice for action camera.I'm an avid long-distance cyclist, so I've always been looking for a sports camera with a long battery life. Unfortunately, almost every sports camera I've come across only lasts about an hour at most, despite their claims of having two batteries.The C300 camera also comes with two batteries, but it can record for an astounding 6-7 hours. What's more delightful is that they designed the batteries to double as a handheld grip, which can be attached to a selfie device. I really love this design. It completely meets my recording duration needs during my rides, and it saves me the trouble of having to buy many batteries and accessories.The 4K 30fps resolution and 20MP image quality deliver sharp and vibrant visuals, ensuring your footage and photos look great. The wide-angle lens and 8x zoom further enhance shooting capabilities, allowing you to capture various perspectives.The six-axis image stabilization provides excellent video quality, giving me fantastic cycling videos. I believe it would be equally impressive in other outdoor sports.Although its screen is only 1.3 inches, the screen's sensitivity offers a great operating experience. The interface takes some time to understand, and if it's my first time using a sports camera, it might mean I'd need to spend more time understanding the interface.If you are an outdoor activity enthusiast, I would highly recommend this sports camera."
J**S
Almost there but not quite there...
The media could not be loaded. I bought this action camera in hope that I will get the best bang-for-the-buck out there. Almost there but not quite due to the following:1. There is no discernable difference between 4K and 2K videos. Looks like 4K was just upsampled. The FOV in 4k is smaller then 2.5k. Image quality is ok but you need to make certain adjustments on contrast, saturation and sharpness.2. The video stabilization could get more improvement. This is the primary reason I bought this camera so I could record and document my running. I have uploaded 1-min video. You will notice that the video is still bumpy even with gyro stabilization on. It is like just a glorified EIS. The IS is even worst when handholding the camera. These footage was taken while the camera was clipped on my pants which is tight and stable. I have not tried mounting it on my head or helmet or on my chest - maybe it will become more stable.3. The audio is not super clear but usable. The noise processing and perhaps placement of the mic is something to tweak about.4. The video recording is not continuous even if loop recording is off. This is not a big deal but just a surprise.5. The screen is super sensitive that on multiple occassions the camera is asking to format itself which you don't want to happen.On a brighter side, battery is quite good especially if using the extra one which could last up to 5 hours depending on your settings. The accessories are also good and ample, I like the clip on especially at it is easy to mount/dismount the camera.I am still planning to test and compare this with other cameras. The price is good and very competitive but if you have additional 100 bucks I think you will have better experience with the likes of entry-level Insta360 or older models of GoPro.
R**.
Customer Serving still has not replied to my text to my email
The camera is lightweight, and I wish I could actually review more, however, experiencing extreme difficulties in connecting it to the Wi-Fi.Customer service is hard to get in touch with as there is no US direct phone number that I can find on a websiteI hoped to love this and use it during the holidays, but that seems doubtful as I cannot get any assistance on why it will not connect to the Wi-Fi
C**T
Wifi connectivity is horrible
It looks really cool, but I am having a very hard time connecting it to Wifi. I will be returning this product.
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