Aiptek PocketCam DV

Pros: Small, quick and handy. Excellent value for money.

Cons: No flash. No time exposure setting.

The Bottom Line: Whilst it cannot compete with even a cheap film camera or camcorder, in it's own small way it can do a lot more in such a neat package.

Review: It's digital camera, a camcorder, a dictaphone, a webcam and it's pocket size. The pictures and videos are just the right size to email or upload to a website. Best pictures are in daylight as there is neither a flash nor any way to connect one. The...

Pros: Inexpensive, cute, good video, sound and picture quality. Lots of software.

Cons: Body seams not perfectly aligned, auto-off too fast, shutter button.

The Bottom Line: For a gooding looking, feature rich, inexpensive digital camera thats fits in your pocket the Aiptek Pocket DV is hard to beat! Buy it and have fun!

Review: After having the misfortune of owning the Polaroid Funmax digital "camera" which goes by a few different brand names i have discovered, i was wary of buying another inexpensive digital camera.

Im glad i took another chance!

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Pros: Ability to do video with sound. Comes with stand and decent instruction manual.

Cons: Poor quality video, even for a "cam". Very poor LCD. Overall cheap-ish build.

The Bottom Line: A neat idea, but the build quality is so bad I'd be afraid of breaking it with moderate use.

Review: What You Get

At first glance in the box, you're quite impressed with the Pocket DV II by Aiptek. The cam itself has a nice silvery look to it, and you get all the goodies and more: Transfer cable for photo downloading to your...

Pros: Easy to use lots of pictures

Cons: CHEAPLY made and makes you feel like you have a cheap camera

Review: This is a pretty good little camera...as long as you don't mind the drawbacks. It is easy to use although it auto turns off too quickly. The focus is adjustable from landscape to up close, but you have no way of knowing what the picture will look like on ...