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With Its Diminutive, Ammunition-Designed Cube, Polaroid Moves into Low-Cost GoPro Territory
As far as the rest of the product goes, I think it's simplicity is its greatest selling point. I would even go as far to say it has out go-pro'd the go pro. 4 settings (720/1080p, video or stills), no wifi, no app, no tiiny screen, no light, make it even easier to use that the gopro, and about half the price.
Also, did I see a magnet on the bottom of it in the video?!
I came across this camera on Amazon the other day. I am excited to get one. Yeah, it's such a good price. I've been wanting a cheap, but good GoPro-ish camera for a while. I think it's awesome that a company that I didn't think would exist now is coming out with something cool like this. I'm happy for Polaroid. I think this will be a pretty popular item when it hits retail shelves, especially when it goes on sale. Slash $10 - $20 off this item in a retail store and they'll sell like hotcakes.
A rainbow is Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet.
This is Magenta, Orange, Yellow, Less Yellow, Green, Cyan.
James
You don't like the price point which is lower then complain that it isn't by default sold at a higher price with the waterproof case which hello you can buy for an additional price when you order this product. It STILL is cheaper than a GoPro.
This is also smaller than a go pro. It is cheaper than a go pro. It has additional accessories you can purchase to make it just as durable and a wide variety of mounts and uses.
The test videos I have seen of night time and motion look great especially for $99. Just random users testing and uploading the videos to youtube. Not even polaroid propaganda. So to me this is a legit vid cam for 99 bux.
Secondly, it helps you spot it so that you don't lose it.