FourQ Underwater Fishing Camera,Fishing Camera Ice Fish find 5nch Hd LCD Display Underwater W/ 10000mah Li-Battery,100ft Cable and 4pcs Ir Lights for Boat Lake Kayak Ice Fishing

My husband go fishing very week, my daughter love to go fishing with him since I bought this fishing camera. It’s so interesting to see the fish under the water. I always put a bait in front of camera and we can see the fish eat the bait, it’s so funny . Also it’s very clear to see the fish. We love this camera

More than I expected. Vivid display works at night (camera has LED lights) as well as daytime. Having an accurate depth reading plus temperature (these features should be added to product information) a real bonus. I'm using to look for dropped tools. Take a little getting used to for tracking, however images are so clear and crisp. Highly recommend this product.

Fourq Underwater Fishing Camera (Ice Fishing, 5-Inch HD LCD, 100ft Cable, 4pcs IR Lights) Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5) I’ve been using the Fourq Underwater Fishing Camera for exploring underwater environments, and it’s been a valuable addition to my gear. Here’s a breakdown of its performance: Display and Camera Quality (4.5/5): The 5-inch HD LCD is bright and clear, even in low-light conditions. The resolution is sharp enough to distinguish fish species and underwater structures. The camera itself provides a good field of view, and the image remains stable even at the full 100ft cable length. The only drawback is that in murkier waters, visibility is somewhat reduced despite the infrared lights. IR Lights and Low-Light Performance (4/5): The 4 infrared lights are a great feature for nighttime or deep-water use. They illuminate the area effectively without spooking the fish. However, the IR lights could be slightly brighter for extreme low-light situations. Battery Life (5/5): The 10000mAh lithium battery is a standout feature. I’ve gotten over 8 hours of continuous use on a single charge, which is more than enough for a full day of fishing. It also charges relatively quickly, making it convenient for back-to-back outings. Durability and Build Quality (4.5/5): The camera and cable are built to withstand tough conditions, will update on ice fishing when winter really hits. The cable’s length (100ft) is generous, allowing for deep exploration. The device feels rugged and capable of handling cold temperatures without any issues. Ease of Use (4/5): The setup is straightforward, and the menu navigation on the display is intuitive. However, the lack of a detailed user manual might make it tricky for first-time users to unlock all its features. Applications (5/5): This camera is versatile. I’ve used it for scouting potential fishing spots, and even recreational underwater exploration. It adds a new level of excitement and precision to fishing by letting me see the underwater environment in real-time. Conclusion: The Fourq Underwater Fishing Camera is an excellent tool for anglers and underwater enthusiasts. Its HD display, long-lasting battery, and durable design make it a reliable choice for ice fishing and other water-related activities. While visibility in murky water could be improved, it performs exceptionally well in clear conditions. A worthwhile investment for those looking to enhance their fishing experience.

Easy setup, love the sturdy case it comes in. Got this to get a better sense of where I’m finishing. It’s rather easy to setup and attach to my rod. Will update after more uses to see how it holds up after multiple use and environments

Works ok, the clarity is not the best however I knew it was not top of the line. The case for it is very convenient .

Bought this a month ago, used it twice while ice fishing… battery lasted 10 hrs… probably would’ve lasted longer. I had two bars when we called it quits. Has a very clear picture.. there is a swivel on the cable which I clipped onto the swivel that is mounted to the camera.. this way, the camera remains level.. instructions are vague.. Everything fits nicely in a foam lined case which I liked… the only thing I do not like, which will probably be the reason I send it back is the screen mounts to the cable spool which mounts to the bracket which you can mount to a fishing rod, I fastened it to a pole inside the ice shanty.. taking the spool off the bracket is a breeze, but trying to get the screen off the cable spool is a pain in the a.. there is no room to get your fingers in between the both of them to depress the little knobs which will release it and slide it off.. I got my channel locks to try to squeeze them, but like I said, it is a pain.. and marked up the bracket a little bit.. I do not want to have to go through that every time I want to disassemble it and put it back in the case.. I will probably be sending it back and look for a different camera.. one other good thing about it is it was only $100 which to me is a good price.. they need to engineer a different way to make it easier to disassemble.

Device is easy to setup even there is no detail instruction. It only have 5 buttons on the side, and I quite unsure one of the function in the menu showing me a few bright spot in the surface on my desk? The 800×480 RGB resolution looks better than expected. I still need to test it out by the time I go to a river:) Overall it is a good machine.

Brand new out of the box the light don't work. For the life of me i can not figure out how to keep it on English. Stays on Chinese

Great product for the price. Great picture and quality. Wish it wouldve came with a stand though. Otherwise very great product

Fun fun fun. This has my fishing buddy hooked, watching fish behaviours and seeing the various types of fish is amazing. Definatley helps land more fish. Some fish are attracted to the camera. Best to have the camera facing away from the Sun.

Great gift for the fisherman in your life. Decent picture quality. No instructions but YouTube had great walk throughs.

the mounting bracket is hard to take apart. cant get fingers in to the release pins

Great product, for the price - am happy. Took it out on the lake today. Can't wait til summer and I'll be in my kayak. HOWEVER. Upon using it for the first time, I attached the base/cord-spool to the monitor. I had a great day fishing. Come pack up time, impossible to separate the monitor from the spool. The two eject buttons - too stiff. Got home, used tools to try to push them in to unlock the monitor from the base - no luck. Now, I can't close the case and I have to figure out some other way to work with this.