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- Instant clip creation and sharing to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, i-Cloud
- Adjustable design for optimizing fit and comfort
- Up to 5 hours of video storage
- Lightweight design: only 22g (less than 1 oz. )
- Clips saved in iTunes-compatible format (mp4)
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Share your experiences as they happen with Looxcie -- the world's first handsfree, wear-and-share video cam that lets you share clips instantly or stream live video. Just wear Looxcie, let it point where you look, and it captures what you see. Want to share what's happening? Press the Live button to stream instantly to friends and family. Or press the Instant Clip button, and Looxcie instantly uploads the last 30 seconds of what happened to Facebook, iCloud, Twitter, YouTube, or email via your smartphone. Wirelessly. Only Looxcie lets you share your life as you live it -- so you'll never miss a thing.
Share Life as You Live ItThe Wear-and Share Video Cam with Live Video StreamingShare your experiences as they happen with Looxcie — the world's first handsfree, wear-and-share video cam. Stream live video to your friends and family. Capture unexpected moments after they happen. Share instant video clips on your favorite social media sites. Looxcie can do it all — right from your smartphone.
Just wear your Looxcie and let it point where you look. Looxcie sees what you see, and records your life as you live it, from the everyday to the most amazing adventure. No more worries about getting the camera out of the bag or turning it on in time. Looxcie continuously records what you see so you can go "back in time" to capture and then share special moments with friends and family. You don't even have to go back to your computer to share your videos. Just press a button on your Looxcie cam and immediately upload the video to your favorite social media site. And with LooxcieLive, Looxcie's live streaming service, your friends and family can see what you're seeing in real time, so everyone can stay up to date with what's going on in your life. What is Looxcie?Looxcie is a super-lightweight wear-and-share video cam designed specifically for sharing video on social media sites. The Looxcie 2 doubles as a Bluetooth headset, and it provides a unique combination of video features, including:
Sharing Video with Looxcie
You can use your Looxcie cam right out of the box to capture and download video to your computer. But the Looxcie really shines when you use it with the Looxcie apps on your smartphone or tablet.* Looxcie connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth, making it easy to control. Start and stop recording. Choose video clips to share. Even send out a live stream, so your friends and family can see what you're doing right now. Three Ways to Capture Video with LooxcieLooxcie lets you record video in three different ways, giving you the flexibility to use your Looxcie cam in a way that fits seamlessly into your life.
Versatile Mounting and Wearing OptionsWith its lightweight design (less than 1 ounce) and multiple ear loops and ear buds (included), the Looxcie 2 fits comfortably on your ear. And when you want to take it off your ear, it's easy. The loops and buds are removable, and the Looxcie 2 easily slides into the Looxcie mounting clips and brackets. Looxcie 2 Video Capabilities
System Requirements:The Looxcie companion apps require a smartphone or tablet with Android 2.2 or higher or with iOS 5.0 or higher. The Looxcie desktop application runs on Mac OS X (10.5 and up) or Windows XP (32-bit), Windows Vista, and Windows 7. Looxcie 2 is backed by a manufacturer's one-year limited warranty. What's in the BoxLooxcie 2 Video Cam, USB cable, two ear loops, four hypoallergenic ear buds, Quick Reference Guide, and warranty statement (one-year limited warranty). *Looxcie apps run on a smartphone or tablet with Android 2.2 or higher or with iOS 5.0 or higher. |
Product Description
Capture. Rewind. Share. Instantly. Looxcie is the first wearable video cam that captures everything and lets you share instantly with your social network through your smartphone. Looxcie allows you to participate in the moment, and still capture everything without missing anything. Now you can instantly share your clips to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. See Looxcie is a wearable video cam. Since Looxcie looks where you look, it records everything you see. It sits comfortably over your ear. Wear Simply position the Earloop over your ear and adjust the camera so it points where you look. Adjusting the fit for comfort is easy, and Looxcie includes features to keep it stable and level while you video. Wear Looxcie on your left or right ear - your choice. Just move the 180 Rotating Earpiece to switch from ear to ear. Share With one touch of a button, you can capture the past 30 seconds and instantly share them with your friends and family over social media sites and email. Captures a standalone video cam. . . the video cam by itself. Simply turn on Looxcie, adjust the fit to make sure your video is level and you are all set to press the record button and CAPTURE your memories!!Or with your smartphone. . . with an iPhone (iOS 4. 3 or higher) or Android smartphone (2. 1 and higher) and Looxcie, your smartphone becomes a viewfinder to make sure the video is level and Looxcie is pointing where you want. Once Looxcie is lined up with your sight, put your smartphone away and join the action. Companion Apps Looxcie Cam Turn your Looxcie into a basic video cam that starts recording when you push the button. Looxcie Moments With Looxcie Moments, you can instantly capture, rewind and share your video because the Looxcie cam is continuously recording. Life is full of unexpected moments and your Looxcie enables you to be ready.
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Features:
Continuously Records When On Lightweight - Less Than 1 oz 1 Hou
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77 of 82 people found the following review helpful
By vickun
Amazon Verified Purchase
Pros :
1. Great small size
2. Bluetooth integration with smart phone is an A+ idea.
a. You can control settings.
b. You can see/ensure it's pointing in the direction you want.
c. You can review video, (although it looks choppy via bluetooth)
d. Haven't tested it yet, cuz I probably will never use it, but you can have it instantly upload videos.
3. Night mode is pretty decent, although movements can get more blurred. Fast camera panning in this mode will show blurry video, but mounted it to my helmet, took a ride on my motorcycle, and the video was pretty good! It was way brighter than the youtube video from 808yewtube (search for her) using the HD170 Stealth. Maybe not as smooth/sharp, but definitely brighter. Though you lose detail next to bright light sources.
Cons :
1. Video quality is so so, but of course, that's in the specs anyways (480p), and the lens is small. I never knew what 480p meant...all it means is regular 640x480 video. 320p is simply 480x320 video. But good enough for my needs.
2. Making video clips has problems.
a. When trying to make a clip from the looping buffer, the "progress" bar did not reflect ALL my video I shot that day. I had to move the progress marker to the beginning, then I had to press REWIND quite a few times to get to where I wanted to start my clip. Then when the clip was created, the beginning of the clip WAS NOT where I selected, but rather somewhere in the middle of my 15 minute drive.
b. I attempted to make a second clip, this time for a snippet of time farther back. This time, there was no "creating clip" message, and it instantly said my clip was created. Upon examining the clip, it was empty.
c. I attempted to do this the following day, and this time I was successful in making both clips. I wonder why. This time though, the "progress" bar properly indicated ALL of my video I recorded. I did not have to press REWIND. However, once I selected my start point for the video clip, there was some re-calibration that was done with the Android software, and once I did this, the progress bar no longer reflected ALL my video. However, I was able to make both of my clips that I failed to make the day before.
d. When setting the Looxcie Moments to 480p, I recorded video. I was able to view the video via the Looxcie Android app. I made a clip. I was able to view the clip with the Android app. I downloaded the video to my PC. Not viewable. I connected the Looxcie to the PC, and used the PC program to download the entire buffer (I had cleared the earlier video, so only had this 480p stuff on the Looxcie). That download was also unviewable. Later, I repeated the process (cleared buffer, set to Moments to 480p, recorded video, previewed video, made clip, downloaded clip, downloaded buffer), and twice more it failed, but then on my third time everything worked.
By the way, I just now copied back one of the bad videos back onto my Looxcie, and I was able to view it again using the Android app. It just won't view on my PC.
Sooo...to summarize my clip issues, it is inconsistent but mostly good. Works now as I tested everything again today, but the fact that it failed a few times earlier, makes me just a little bit uneasy.
3. Bluetooth connection sometimes had problems. I would launch the Looxcie Moments Android app, and sometimes it would not "initialize" the device. I once had to do a combination of turning off the device, and also rebooting my phone in order to get connection again.
4. The Bluetooth transfer of files from device to phone is buggy. Just now, I tried to copy/save an 8 minute/49 MB clip to my phone. It showed the green progress bar that was progressing along...but then a little less than half way through the process, the green progress disappeared and it was all gray again like it did nothing. But I just waited a little bit. After a short while, I got returned to the preview screen for the clip. I checked my phone, and no clip was copied. I attempted the transfer again, and once again the progress bar showed the green bar progressing along, then it just turned all gray around the same point. Then a few minutes later, I got returned to my clip preview screen. I checked my phone, and this time the clip did copy over.
5. Audio is so so. When in my car talking with someone with windows closed, our voices sounded muffled. Forget about it when I'm on my motorcycle, where audio sounds like hurricane winds.
6. Not water proof.
7. I could not get it mounted to my ear properly. Kept flopping left/right, and was uncomfortable regardless of what I did.
8. When using the Looxcie Moments Android app, I set it to night mode, after a minute, the preview I was seeing on my phone started showing artifacts across the bottom. But the moment I switched back to auto, it went away.
Conclusion :
It's good for my uses.
a. I wanted a small camera to document all the bad driving I encounter while on my motorcycle.
b. I wanted something not so big/obvious, and cheap.
c. Audio was secondary.
d. I just won't use it when it's raining.
e. I don't need the highest quality video for my uses.
f. I don't plan on wearing it over my ear.
I thought of the Contour, but there's no way to review your footage until you get back to your computer.
The HD170 Stealth had a display on it, but you can't see the display when you have your helmet on. And it's big.
The Drift HD 1080p was smaller, but had the same issue as the HD170 Stealth, and is $336.
The LX2 was small, cheap, and I liked the fact I could put on my helmet, then turn on my phone and ensure it's shooting where I want.
But I hate that sometimes the Bluetooth connectivity gets buggy.
I remember sitting on my motorcycle, engine idling, spending 5 minutes getting my phone to connect back up with the LX2.
I like being able to check on the camera via the phone too, to ensure it IS recording, and recording the direction I want, but then again, the issues of Bluetooth connectivity come into play again.
The fact that I had a problem a few times copying off video/making clips has me worried, but then I don't plan on using this for any serious video shooting, so I think I can tolerate some bad/lost video.
Overall, I look at it as a neat gadget that meets my limited needs, so it's good enough...but I need to test it a little more.
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UPDATE
================
I don't mean to put this device down. It is novel and neat.
The problems I encountered were all transient, meaning they did not happen all the time, and the problems seem to have cleared up. I can't explain it. I'm no novice tech/gadget user, and I followed all the directions that led to the problems, but the problems I experienced did clear up.
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UPDATE 2012.05.19
=================
Well, there are still some bugs with it, so here's my final review statement :
Pros
1) It's small. So if you want size convenience, this is it! Amazing piece of technology in a small package!
2) Video is adequate. 640x480 (aka 480p) is good enough for miscellaneous video.
3) Battery life. Haven't tested it yet for extended use, but I have a feeling it will come close to specs.
4) It's GREAT that you can use your phone to help you point it when it is mounted. This is by far a very useful, AND its BEST, feature. Lets you me know I have it leveled, and pointing to get the correct field of view. (I just mount it on my motorcycle helmet.)
5) It's low-light mode looks brighter than other videos from other POV cameras I've seen posted youtube.
6) Seems to automatically know which side is "up" when you film with it. So if you mount it on left side or right side of your head, it will be turned one way or another, but it will know.
7) Two video shooting quality modes, to help extend your recording.
8) Two separate video storage (Looxcie Moments mode/Looxcie Camera mode) for added recording space.
Things I wish were better :
1) Audio is so so, but okay
2) Not waterproof.
3) Very light, which is good, but makes it feel fragile.
4) No replaceable battery.
5) I've tried mounting to my ear per their directions, I can't see how that works. Always flops around my ear, pointing off to side, and never securely against my ear.
6) Preview mode on the android phone is choppy, which is expected, but sometimes it takes a few seconds to refresh...so as you are trying to fine-tune your direction pointing of the device, you will sometimes have to wait a few seconds after an adjustment before you can tell if it's okay; only an issue if I'm in a rush.
7) No real high quality video mode..but this device not meant for such recordings anyways...
Cons
1) Looxcie Moments feature kind of useless. This is the mode where you have the video in looping mode, where you just always have it on, and when it reaches the end of its storage, it loops around and starts recording from beginning of storage. Novel idea! But the novelty of this idea is that you should be able to just get the snippets you want, and forget the rest. I've had tons of problems doing this. You work this by using your smart phone to display the entire buffer...but many times, it does not show the entire buffer, so I can't grab only the snippet I want. And sometimes when I was able to select the snippet I want, I was not able to use the android software to extract that snippet.
It was recommended to me to just download the entire buffer onto my PC and grab the snippets I want. Read more ›
1. Great small size
2. Bluetooth integration with smart phone is an A+ idea.
a. You can control settings.
b. You can see/ensure it's pointing in the direction you want.
c. You can review video, (although it looks choppy via bluetooth)
d. Haven't tested it yet, cuz I probably will never use it, but you can have it instantly upload videos.
3. Night mode is pretty decent, although movements can get more blurred. Fast camera panning in this mode will show blurry video, but mounted it to my helmet, took a ride on my motorcycle, and the video was pretty good! It was way brighter than the youtube video from 808yewtube (search for her) using the HD170 Stealth. Maybe not as smooth/sharp, but definitely brighter. Though you lose detail next to bright light sources.
Cons :
1. Video quality is so so, but of course, that's in the specs anyways (480p), and the lens is small. I never knew what 480p meant...all it means is regular 640x480 video. 320p is simply 480x320 video. But good enough for my needs.
2. Making video clips has problems.
a. When trying to make a clip from the looping buffer, the "progress" bar did not reflect ALL my video I shot that day. I had to move the progress marker to the beginning, then I had to press REWIND quite a few times to get to where I wanted to start my clip. Then when the clip was created, the beginning of the clip WAS NOT where I selected, but rather somewhere in the middle of my 15 minute drive.
b. I attempted to make a second clip, this time for a snippet of time farther back. This time, there was no "creating clip" message, and it instantly said my clip was created. Upon examining the clip, it was empty.
c. I attempted to do this the following day, and this time I was successful in making both clips. I wonder why. This time though, the "progress" bar properly indicated ALL of my video I recorded. I did not have to press REWIND. However, once I selected my start point for the video clip, there was some re-calibration that was done with the Android software, and once I did this, the progress bar no longer reflected ALL my video. However, I was able to make both of my clips that I failed to make the day before.
d. When setting the Looxcie Moments to 480p, I recorded video. I was able to view the video via the Looxcie Android app. I made a clip. I was able to view the clip with the Android app. I downloaded the video to my PC. Not viewable. I connected the Looxcie to the PC, and used the PC program to download the entire buffer (I had cleared the earlier video, so only had this 480p stuff on the Looxcie). That download was also unviewable. Later, I repeated the process (cleared buffer, set to Moments to 480p, recorded video, previewed video, made clip, downloaded clip, downloaded buffer), and twice more it failed, but then on my third time everything worked.
By the way, I just now copied back one of the bad videos back onto my Looxcie, and I was able to view it again using the Android app. It just won't view on my PC.
Sooo...to summarize my clip issues, it is inconsistent but mostly good. Works now as I tested everything again today, but the fact that it failed a few times earlier, makes me just a little bit uneasy.
3. Bluetooth connection sometimes had problems. I would launch the Looxcie Moments Android app, and sometimes it would not "initialize" the device. I once had to do a combination of turning off the device, and also rebooting my phone in order to get connection again.
4. The Bluetooth transfer of files from device to phone is buggy. Just now, I tried to copy/save an 8 minute/49 MB clip to my phone. It showed the green progress bar that was progressing along...but then a little less than half way through the process, the green progress disappeared and it was all gray again like it did nothing. But I just waited a little bit. After a short while, I got returned to the preview screen for the clip. I checked my phone, and no clip was copied. I attempted the transfer again, and once again the progress bar showed the green bar progressing along, then it just turned all gray around the same point. Then a few minutes later, I got returned to my clip preview screen. I checked my phone, and this time the clip did copy over.
5. Audio is so so. When in my car talking with someone with windows closed, our voices sounded muffled. Forget about it when I'm on my motorcycle, where audio sounds like hurricane winds.
6. Not water proof.
7. I could not get it mounted to my ear properly. Kept flopping left/right, and was uncomfortable regardless of what I did.
8. When using the Looxcie Moments Android app, I set it to night mode, after a minute, the preview I was seeing on my phone started showing artifacts across the bottom. But the moment I switched back to auto, it went away.
Conclusion :
It's good for my uses.
a. I wanted a small camera to document all the bad driving I encounter while on my motorcycle.
b. I wanted something not so big/obvious, and cheap.
c. Audio was secondary.
d. I just won't use it when it's raining.
e. I don't need the highest quality video for my uses.
f. I don't plan on wearing it over my ear.
I thought of the Contour, but there's no way to review your footage until you get back to your computer.
The HD170 Stealth had a display on it, but you can't see the display when you have your helmet on. And it's big.
The Drift HD 1080p was smaller, but had the same issue as the HD170 Stealth, and is $336.
The LX2 was small, cheap, and I liked the fact I could put on my helmet, then turn on my phone and ensure it's shooting where I want.
But I hate that sometimes the Bluetooth connectivity gets buggy.
I remember sitting on my motorcycle, engine idling, spending 5 minutes getting my phone to connect back up with the LX2.
I like being able to check on the camera via the phone too, to ensure it IS recording, and recording the direction I want, but then again, the issues of Bluetooth connectivity come into play again.
The fact that I had a problem a few times copying off video/making clips has me worried, but then I don't plan on using this for any serious video shooting, so I think I can tolerate some bad/lost video.
Overall, I look at it as a neat gadget that meets my limited needs, so it's good enough...but I need to test it a little more.
================
UPDATE
================
I don't mean to put this device down. It is novel and neat.
The problems I encountered were all transient, meaning they did not happen all the time, and the problems seem to have cleared up. I can't explain it. I'm no novice tech/gadget user, and I followed all the directions that led to the problems, but the problems I experienced did clear up.
=================
UPDATE 2012.05.19
=================
Well, there are still some bugs with it, so here's my final review statement :
Pros
1) It's small. So if you want size convenience, this is it! Amazing piece of technology in a small package!
2) Video is adequate. 640x480 (aka 480p) is good enough for miscellaneous video.
3) Battery life. Haven't tested it yet for extended use, but I have a feeling it will come close to specs.
4) It's GREAT that you can use your phone to help you point it when it is mounted. This is by far a very useful, AND its BEST, feature. Lets you me know I have it leveled, and pointing to get the correct field of view. (I just mount it on my motorcycle helmet.)
5) It's low-light mode looks brighter than other videos from other POV cameras I've seen posted youtube.
6) Seems to automatically know which side is "up" when you film with it. So if you mount it on left side or right side of your head, it will be turned one way or another, but it will know.
7) Two video shooting quality modes, to help extend your recording.
8) Two separate video storage (Looxcie Moments mode/Looxcie Camera mode) for added recording space.
Things I wish were better :
1) Audio is so so, but okay
2) Not waterproof.
3) Very light, which is good, but makes it feel fragile.
4) No replaceable battery.
5) I've tried mounting to my ear per their directions, I can't see how that works. Always flops around my ear, pointing off to side, and never securely against my ear.
6) Preview mode on the android phone is choppy, which is expected, but sometimes it takes a few seconds to refresh...so as you are trying to fine-tune your direction pointing of the device, you will sometimes have to wait a few seconds after an adjustment before you can tell if it's okay; only an issue if I'm in a rush.
7) No real high quality video mode..but this device not meant for such recordings anyways...
Cons
1) Looxcie Moments feature kind of useless. This is the mode where you have the video in looping mode, where you just always have it on, and when it reaches the end of its storage, it loops around and starts recording from beginning of storage. Novel idea! But the novelty of this idea is that you should be able to just get the snippets you want, and forget the rest. I've had tons of problems doing this. You work this by using your smart phone to display the entire buffer...but many times, it does not show the entire buffer, so I can't grab only the snippet I want. And sometimes when I was able to select the snippet I want, I was not able to use the android software to extract that snippet.
It was recommended to me to just download the entire buffer onto my PC and grab the snippets I want. Read more ›
55 of 61 people found the following review helpful
By Mark Lyon
Amazon Verified Purchase
The Looxcie is everything I expected it to be - a reasonably decent quality, unobtrusive wearable camera. The bluetooth sync with my Nexus One is sometimes temperamental, but I can usually get it to work by either power cycling the Looxcie or turning off and on the Bluetooth on my phone. The small red light can be easily blocked by a small black sticker.
I wasn't aware that the earpiece made a beep every 30 seconds (audible to me, not to others) when recording. That is helpful for timing use of the moments button, but a bit annoying when using for long periods of time.
I have used the Looxcie while doing street photography, particularly when getting photos of police and protesters. I take high quality imagery with my real camera, but have the Looxcie running to capture any impromptu encounters with those who don't wish to have their actions recorded. They focus on my Nikon, and not my bluetooth headset.
I wasn't aware that the earpiece made a beep every 30 seconds (audible to me, not to others) when recording. That is helpful for timing use of the moments button, but a bit annoying when using for long periods of time.
I have used the Looxcie while doing street photography, particularly when getting photos of police and protesters. I take high quality imagery with my real camera, but have the Looxcie running to capture any impromptu encounters with those who don't wish to have their actions recorded. They focus on my Nikon, and not my bluetooth headset.
54 of 65 people found the following review helpful
I DONT want Miss Right.. I want Miss Right Now!!
this could be the underlying theme for the LX2 Digital Video cam system and Looxcies latest pass at the always-on videocam market, Looxcie.com is the ONLY player in this space right now.
Being the proud owner of 2 LX1 Video cams(so I can switch between them) I quickly ordered Looxcies latest product the LX2 system in the 5 hour capacity.
First Impressions? I am even more impressed with this unit than the original LX1,
The folks at Looxcie.com have indeed been listening to their user/customer base..
First of all the unit is glossy black with a front chrome ring.
(no more airbrushing gen 1 units black or using electrical tape to subdues the appearance of the unit.
the big feature is the new attachment system and no more swivelling ear bud.
The new system locks into the human ear in a far more secure fashion although new purchaser should indeed watch the LX2 fitting video to find out how to use all the new features.. they are not immediately apparent from looking at the unit.
The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is the red record light(I work security) it offers too much of an aiming point in the dark, for states where recording is legal without it it can be painted over or taped but it WOULD be nice to have a software control over it.
I DID have to reupgrade the looxciemoments app on my iphone to configure the new unit but that is quick and painless..
Would I repeat my purchase?? Without a single doubt in my mind.. the LX2 in 5/10 hour capacity is a permanent part of my daily wear kit just like the LX1 was/is.
I will have more comments in the user forums at www.looxcie.com where I am a regular...
this could be the underlying theme for the LX2 Digital Video cam system and Looxcies latest pass at the always-on videocam market, Looxcie.com is the ONLY player in this space right now.
Being the proud owner of 2 LX1 Video cams(so I can switch between them) I quickly ordered Looxcies latest product the LX2 system in the 5 hour capacity.
First Impressions? I am even more impressed with this unit than the original LX1,
The folks at Looxcie.com have indeed been listening to their user/customer base..
First of all the unit is glossy black with a front chrome ring.
(no more airbrushing gen 1 units black or using electrical tape to subdues the appearance of the unit.
the big feature is the new attachment system and no more swivelling ear bud.
The new system locks into the human ear in a far more secure fashion although new purchaser should indeed watch the LX2 fitting video to find out how to use all the new features.. they are not immediately apparent from looking at the unit.
The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is the red record light(I work security) it offers too much of an aiming point in the dark, for states where recording is legal without it it can be painted over or taped but it WOULD be nice to have a software control over it.
I DID have to reupgrade the looxciemoments app on my iphone to configure the new unit but that is quick and painless..
Would I repeat my purchase?? Without a single doubt in my mind.. the LX2 in 5/10 hour capacity is a permanent part of my daily wear kit just like the LX1 was/is.
I will have more comments in the user forums at www.looxcie.com where I am a regular...
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Unit bricked 4 months out of warranty
Hello to all you gadget freaks out there:
My LX2 locked up just 4 months out of warranty. I scanned the 2 and 3 star reviews here and 3 others had similar problems. Read more
My LX2 locked up just 4 months out of warranty. I scanned the 2 and 3 star reviews here and 3 others had similar problems. Read more
Published 5 days ago by DugDog
2.0 out of 5 stars
It's okay
I was hoping for a better image from this headset. It's okay if you dont want to hold a camera for long periods at a time, but I would much prefer the quality from either a smart... Read more
Published 8 days ago by Saith
5.0 out of 5 stars
About as expected
This camera as far as functionality goes is a great product. I used it for my sister's graduation. The resolution was at 480p and total recording time was alittle over an hour. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Chris S.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fragile, but I still like it.
I had been looking for a POV video camera for awhile and decided on this. This is an interesting device. You can use it as a standard bluetooth earpiece to talk on your cell. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Scotty
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
its a nice product the video quality isn't the best. great for recording things and doing other things with it.
Published 19 days ago by ryan darling
5.0 out of 5 stars
love it
love love love it! i can record while talking on the phone! the apps for this looxcie are awesome! the only problem is that there is a delay when using the app and recording unlike... Read more
Published 1 month ago by caleb
2.0 out of 5 stars
Did not like
Horrible send it back no thanks , bad reception and streaming is not worth the money ,I will try the other looxcie I do like the concept
Published 1 month ago by Patrick mcdonald
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is really fun
Works just like it says. Makes a good headset for a cell phone. Records whatever is in front of it. The over-the-ear loop looks flimsy but it holds the Looxcie in place securely. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Thomas J Kearns
1.0 out of 5 stars
Looxcie lx2
It didn't exactly work out that way I saw online. The video look choppy when streaming and it looks like crap.
Published 2 months ago by Daniel
5.0 out of 5 stars
i see you
this is a very good product and only problem i have with it its just a little bulky on the ears but its a very good buy if you want that spy camr
Published 2 months ago by un satisfied
