FourQ Underwater Fishing Camera, 220° Ultra-Wide Angle Video Fish Finder with 4.3" HD LCD Monitor, 5000mAh Battery, 65ft Waterproof Cable & IR Night Vision for Ice Lake Boat Kayak Fishing (65FT)

I am very impressed with this underwater fishing camera. The picture quality is clear, and the monitor provides a bright, sharp image that makes it easy to see fish and underwater structure. The camera cable feels durable, and the spool makes it simple to deploy and retrieve the camera. The carrying case keeps everything organized and protected during transport. Battery life has been good, lasting through long fishing sessions without any issues. Setup was quick and easy, even for a first-time user. This camera has helped me locate fish faster and understand what is happening below the water, making my fishing trips much more productive and enjoyable. Excellent value for the money. Highly recommended!

I am absolutely thrilled with this FourQ underwater fishing camera! The 4.3" HD LCD monitor provides a crystal-clear display, and the 220° ultra-wide-angle lens gives an amazing view of everything happening underwater. ​What impressed me the most is the IR night vision feature. Even in murky water or later in the evening, it still manages to show clear details of the structure and fish swimming around. The 65ft cable is more than enough for my lake and kayak fishing trips. ​The build quality feels robust, and the battery life is solid—the 5000mAh battery easily lasted through my long day out on the water. For the price, the performance is outstanding. It has completely changed how I fish. Highly recommend!

Arrived in a used box, while not a big deal I did open it right away. Gave it a full charge and tried it. Camera is clear in the light. A little fuzzy in the dark room at any distance over a couple feet, but clear closer. Carrying case is nice! Haven't tried it underwater since it is negative whatever temp outside. Once I put it through all the paces I'll probably change my stars according.

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I bought this for my girlfriend, who doesn’t have much patience when fishing. With this underwater fishing camera, she can see what’s going on beneath the surface of our ranch pond. She loves sunfish and has been asking to go fishing more often. Setup was easy, and the picture is clear. The long cord lets the camera reach deeper and farther into the pond. She really loves it.

I am just getting started with learning to fish and thought I would get a fish finder to at least know where I want to fish actually has fish. So I bought this underwater camera for that exact same purpose. To my surprise, it worked rather well the first time I threw it in the water. The fish were curious and gathered around to look at the camera as soon as it hit the water. The camera has a float attached to it to always keep it upright but does allow the camera to sink to the bottom. The image quality is also surprisingly good. For an underwater camera that comes with a monitor this is a good bang for your buck. If you are getting into fishing then this is a must have.

I bought this underwater fishing camera as a gift for my son, and he absolutely loves it. The picture quality is surprisingly clear, and being able to see what's happening below the water has made fishing even more exciting for him. The battery lasts a long time, and the setup was simple. It's been a great gift and has already become one of his favorite fishing gadgets.

This fishing camera is very subjective - your experience will differ greatly depending on what you intend to do with it. If you think it's like a small ROV, you will not like this device at all. It is just a waterproof camera on a cord, attached to a medium size HD screen. The concept is a great idea, but this particular product leaves a lot to be desired, although it technically works as advertised. Pros: ability to record videos, pretty good picture quality, comes with a hard plastic case, seems to be fairly well made, is indeed waterproof, good battery (lasts a while), pretty easy to use (despite the poor instructions), and does have the ability to show you how your lure/bait looks underwater (to help you master techniques and see interested fish). Cons: poor instructions, not very bright LED lights, price point is a bit high for how simple it is with almost no features, the camera is not well balanced & you can't control it, so it sinks looking down, the screen is not really bright so it's hard to see in the sun, no way to mount to a pole or your own floatie and is all manual/no controls Overall, it's a good little device and technically works well for what it is but I am far from impressed.

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Very good quality a good buy

For the price-great product!!

I bought this to use with a casting crab trap, and I'm impressed after my first run. The float works well to keep the camera in an upright orientation, and it survived the murky depths of the Pacific. I was able to watch crabs approach my bait, give it a taste, and then walk away in disgust. I also saw many fish exploring the trap. It's really hard to take a good photo of the screen in direct sunlight, but the screen is bright and its viewing angle is wide enough for several people to observe (and if you've rigged a camera up to your crab trap, the people will definitely want to observe). The camera viewing angle is wide enough to see the trap and the resolution is good enough to show animals as they approach from far off. One note that wasn't explained well in the user manual is that the power button seems to be two buttons: holding down M and Battery simultaneously turns power on and off. I still don't know what the Stop button does.

Eine überraschend gute Kamera. Das wichtigste: Pro Akku top. Display top. Bildqualität top. Kontra Kabel verheddert sich andauernd. Das Kabel sollte immer stückweise mit der Schnur mitgegeben werden, bloß nicht das ganze Kabel abrollen und auswerfen, das gibt nur Frustrationen. Sonst echt genial, die Kamera lässt sich natürlich auch ohne Köder nutzen. Die Bildqualität ist auch weit besser als im Video zu sehen. Das lässt sich aber nicht so gut abfilmen. Alles in allem macht es einfach richtig Spaß mit der Kamera einen Einblick unter das Wasser zu erhalten. Ich hatte sogar gleich am ersten Einsatztag einen Biss auf dem Bildschirm mit ansehen können.