Aiptek IS-DV

Pros: 640x480 Video Resolution
Great Price
Easy to use
Comes with essential software

Cons: USB Connection timeout
Some distortion past 2x on zoom
SD Card loads on bottom

The Bottom Line: I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product. It has all the features you'd want in a digital camera with a very reasonable price.

Review: Well, considering this product runs about $100, you're not getting a bad piece of equipment. First, the camera weighs less than half a pound. It fits easily in your had with a length of 4 inches. For as compact as it is, point and shoot is as simple as ...

Pros: Size, price, weight, ease of use, loaded with features

Cons: Low light sensitivity, lens cap? digital zoom

The Bottom Line: Have one, it don't cost nothin'

Review: I received this camera as a Christmas gift. My wife picked it up off the rack at Target as an impulse. What a great little toy. But then calling it a toy does not do it justice. The IS-DV, in my opinion, is the perfect solution to the current digital ...

Pros: Price, flexibility, and it works!

Cons: Not enough to complain about.

The Bottom Line: If I lost mine today, I'd buy another one tomorrow. For the price, an amazing piece of technology.

Review: I remember well.. hiking in the mountains and trying to save weight... I would have loved this back then... I've been using the camera for about 3 months. First... the camera case is great. Velcro, strong belt loop, and easy access... plus tiny ...

Pros: Battery charges fast, pictures great, small and easy to use

Cons: I haven't found any yet!

Review: Its a great camera for kids my age, and it has a low price for a great camera. I've been saving up for a camera and it was EXACTLY what i was looking for. ...

Pros: Inexpensive, Easy to use, Free software, does the job.

Cons: Light sensitivity is low and some aspects of the firmware need tweaking.

The Bottom Line: In many ways a great value. Perhaps the IS-DV is the Kodak Instamatic for the new millennium.

Review: Do you remember the Kodak Instamatic camera series? An evolution of the Brownie Box camera, these gems started to appear in 1963 and reigned camera king for many years, eventually dying with the introduction of the pocket instamatic that used inferior ...

Pros: small, IS, 30fps, SDcard, $97, sooooo practical, take back to Target if broken

Cons: durrability worry, bad low light camera, not dvd quality

The Bottom Line: If it really sucks which it doesn't or if it breaks you can take it back to Target.

Review: I look for gadgets that give the most quality for the littlest price and then use them to their potential. I have only had this camera for 2 days. It feels flimsy, plastic, toy like. I'm afraid it won't last real long but I didn't think my Pocket PC ...

Pros: Good value, compact, multifunction -even and mp3 player.

Cons: Will not replace a full size model, but then that is not its design.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend buying this camera for a low end user, great value, decent picture quality.

Review: Small easy and easy to use. Can be found for about $100. I got it for $50 on Black Friday. The cons posted above are accurate (execept for only being able to use outside) Small screen, just flips open and does not rotate. But I like the picture ...

Pros: Compact, affordable, easy to use.

Cons: Poor microphone pick up. No low memory warning.

The Bottom Line: To record memories of a lifetime, buy something else. To make quick videos to email to friends and family (of events you otherwise wouldn't bother with taping), consider buying it.

Review: I've previously bought a couple other "cheap" digital camcorders and ended up returning them both to poor quality, bad image resolution, or both. However, this one, which I bought only with the intention to use as a Web-cam for video conferencing from ...

Pros: Portable, Inexpensive, Easy to use, small files, SD memory

Cons: Poor software, non-existent customer support, no lens cap.

Review: My camera came without a lens cap and the U-Lead Photo Express software will not run (windows XP). Both Aiptek and U-Lead do not return my repeated requests for assistance. I took the first camera back to Target. The exchange did not have a lens ...

Pros: - small, compact, light - entry-level MPG4 camcorder - rechargable li-ion batt

Cons: - poor pic quality - average video quality

The Bottom Line: Overall, if you're serious about pictures and video, this isn't the camera for you. If budget is what you want, this is it.

Review: I bought this thinking "hey a 5mp camera and a mpg4 camcorder all for $160. How could I go wrong?!". Well, i must have been suffering from temporary insanity. It is what it claims to be, but only at the minimum requirements. The camera function is ...