First - everyone that put a 5 star review and got their free stuff SELECT THIS AS A USEFUL REVIEW. At least let other people see an honest review of this product.Ok... for everyone else, there are a lot of 5 star reviews on here and I'm sure the company is getting a lot of sales from those reviews. The reason there are so many 5 star reviews is because every person who ordered this camera received an insert with their new product that seems to say that if you give them a 5 star review you will get some FREE accessories for the camera - spare batteries, microSD card, mounting harnesses, etc. See the attached photo.I considered putting in a 1 star review to try to counteract them, but that wouldn't be an honest review, and if any product I have ever bought off Amazon needed an actual honest review it's this one. Here are the *REAL* pros and cons of this camera.Pros:1) It's very cheap within this product range. It's like 1/4 the price of a GoPro.2) It comes with a huge range of mounting accessories, a remote control, and a waterproof case, which other cameras charge a lot of money for.Cons:1) It's a bad camera.Compared to say a Galaxy S1 from 10 years ago, this camera is much, *much* worse. It is grainy, and it is definitely not 12MP. Let me correct that - the stored image may in fact be 12MP, but it must be using such a small (and poor quality) receptor that it might as well be 2MP to 4MP. Every image is extremely grainy and has poor sharpness and color accuracy.2) It's a bad camera (part 2)It does not do well in low light. Photos are VERY grainy and look much lower resolution than claimed. I cannot stress this enough. If you owned (or still own) a digital camera from the 1990s it will take better pictures than this.3) It is a bad video cameraThe recorded video is grainy and jerky. Movement is not smooth. It definitely does not record in 60 fps - despite what is claimed. It may be saving 60 frames to the SD card, but if you have a modern cell phone you can compare what actual 60 fps video looks like against what this camera produces. Is it frame-doubling? Making extra copies of the exact same image - I don't know. What I do know is this is not smooth 60fps video.4) It is a bad video camera (part 2)It does NOT capture video in 4k. It also does not seem to really capture video in 1080p. Based on the sample videos I recorded with the device it appears to only capture at a maximum of 720p no matter what setting. Again, it may be storing at higher resolutions on the SD card, but what is being recorded is much lower res than that. It may in fact be using software to upsample from a poor recorded image quality.5) It's a bad video camera and a bad camera (part 3)I want to make sure that people reading this don't think that I am some kind of photography snob who uses $3000 SLR cameras with a dozen thousand dollar lenses, and compares photo quality looking for the smallest flaw. I am saying that I am a normal person who usually takes photos and video on his cell phone, and have done so for a decade, This camera would not be good if it was on a cell phone from 10 years ago.6) It is not really a WiFi device.The camera can be set to "WiFi", but it sets itself as a WiFi hotspot. You can NOT connect to your WiFi so you can monitor it remotely, or so you can use it as a media device to transfer files. The camera sets itself as a hotspot and you MUST connect to it. Once connected you can transfer files ONLY to the device you have connected to the camera. You can only use it as a camera if you are close enough to connect to it as a WiFi hotspot.7) Lag on WiFi monitoringStupidly, comically, high lag when connected to the camera. You can move the camera while it is literally inches away from your cell phone and watch as it takes a solid 2 seconds for the movement to appear on your screen. That may not sound like much, but trust me, if you are attempting to photograph or film something it is impossible to know what you are actually looking at because the delay is so long.8) The instructions are terribleSeriously. If you don't go and learn how to use this device by searching online you will have no idea. Nothing in the included instructions will tell you how to use most of the features.It is tough to make a recommendation here. This is not a good camera. If you are just concerned you might drop your cell phone and lose it then I recommend buying an older cell phone and using it as a camera. If you need something to use under water, or you need to mount the camera on your body, your car, or your bike... well... I'm not sure... as far as I can find this might the best product in its price range.