Coby CAM5000 2-Inch TFT LCD Mini Digital HD 720p Camcorder/Camera |  | Brand: Coby
Category: Photography
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $65.99
as of 3/13/2010 15:45 PST details
You Save: $34.00 (34%)
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 1006
Format: CD
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: N/A
Floppy Disk Drive: None
Display Size: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 6.7 x 1.3
MPN: CAM5000
Model: CAM5000
UPC: 705105883236
EAN: 0705105883236
ASIN: B002DW97IE
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| | 2-Inch TFT LCD full color display | | | 5MP CMOS sensor(2584x1936) with LED for low-light situations | | | 4x digital zoom, 128MB built-in memory | | | SD/SDHC card slot expandable up to 8GB, integrated USB port, Arcoft Media Impression for video editing and uploading to YouTube, video resolution 720p(1280x760) 30fps, MPEG-4, black | | | Connects easly to computer for use as webcam (driver included and installation required), removeable Lithium-ion battery with over 2 hours of battery life |
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Product Description
Shoot it, share it, SNAPP it! With the SNAPP CAM5000 from Coby Electronics, you can capture every Hollywood-worthy moment in brilliant HD. Film video, take pictures, and review files at the touch of a button, and enjoy high-definition playback of your favorite home movies with the built-in HDMI connection. A built-in SD card slot offers expanded recording time, while the integrated USB port lets you create and share great original videos online in minutes.
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| Customer Reviews:
The Snapp 5000 is not what it should be- February 26, 2010
AladdinSane (NYC)
I bought this about a month ago and I just opened the box to recharge the unit via its USB port.
Has anyone had the same thing happen to them with this device?:
It takes FOREVER to recharge its battery.
From what I gather at the Coby website it should take a least 12 hours of recharge to finally get the device to work on a full charge.
I would rather not keep my computer running for 12 hours as the battery gets its "juice"...and there is NO way of recharging with an AC recharger.
I like the look of the device and it would be perfect for what I would use it for, but this recharging the battery is a major chore (speaking for myself!).
It's been two days on recharge through computer and the still the small red light blinks...meaning it's not done yet.
I may just return it.
Wotta pity!
Peace<-AladdinSane-
 Just purchased for xmas... January 4, 2010
C-R-H (NY, NY)
2 out of 7 found this review helpful
So I saw this product online and it looked legit so I picked one up for myself and a family member. All I want to know is, in 2010, what kind of camera does not have a flash??? I was astonished when I realized this. I mean, even $30 camera phones have flashes!! I am personally extremely dissatisfied and am in the process of returning it.
All in all the phone isn't half bad, so long as you're not planning on taking and pictures once the sun sets. For me personally though, most of the pictures I take are at night. This won't work.
Sorry to knock your product Coby, but c'mon now. Step your game up.
Backup camcorder November 13, 2009
nenggot
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Good for casual use. Noise when you click for zooming. No remote. Only 4x zooming.
Just a backup camcorder. If you're shooting e.g. graduation or weddings, for a little more money, use a good camcorder. If just shooting short but good quality videos, consider investing in high-end cellphones/pda. If you carry your psp or nintendo ds with you, cameras for these gamers might be enough for short low-quality videos.
Not Quite Ready for Primetime October 31, 2009
T. Cook
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
The price point when compared to the Kodak or Flip is great, however video quality is not up to the same standard as these competitors. Video appears slightly washed out and grainy. Have also noticed a consistant issue with a horizontal line that appears in every video approx every 5 seconds.
If you are looking for an ultra cheap'o mini cam just to post video to YouTube and your Facebook account then these faults might not be so concerning. If you are in it for the long haul and would like the best possible picture quality out of a camera in this form factor, you might want to consider the other options out there. I will be returning my recent purchase.
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