This thing is such a fun novelty but actually records decent video and photos for the technical marvel it is.
Recharges easily, comes with a micro SD for you to use already in the package.
This thing is so fun to whip out when hanging out with friends or for fooling people with a hidden camera. The audio is good to so you can get some fun clips with it.
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This mini digital camera has am LCD display across the majority of the back of it and does take 1080 video. It has a power button on the top that you long-press to switch on and off and short-press to: if you are in video mode, start and with another press, stop recording; or, if you are in stills mode, take a shot.
The left hand side has a two way switch that you use to change mode and select images or video to watch and underneath are a USB C socket for charging and a slot for the supplied MicroSD (TF) card.
Fully charged, this camera can record video in AVI format for an hour which is long enough for most purposes and unlike a lot of cameras, the video does not appear to have any evidence of upscaling which means that it is actually does record FHD video - you can view the sample video footage of a railway train with this review as well as a still taken from that video and a 1:1 sample from that frame. The Codec is Motion JPEG Video with 1920x1080 resolution, a frame rate of 30FPS and the audio is Mono, 16 bit at 16kHz.
The camera also takes stills and even though the video resolution is 1920 by 1080 pixels, the still images are 3760 by 2128 pixels which is almost 4K. Included is a sample from a stills image with a bright to dark contrasting straight line at a slight angle and as you can see, there does not appear to be any evidence of upscaling there either.
This camera is about as small as you can get and still have it useable - the screen on the back is about as big as you can get on such a small body - and it takes good photographs for its specification. The screen is actually 0.96 inch or 2.4cm. One thing that I found particularly necessary, however, is that you really do need to have the wrist strap installed because it is so tiny that it is very likely to get dropped and then possibly lost.
In summary, this is a great little camera that does just what it claims and with its size, it will fit in your pocket without taking up much room.

I was particularly drawn to it, because I am a camera enthusiast, and couldn't resist the cuteness of this teeny-tiny thing - you can easily fit it in the palm of your hand (or pocket, bag etc. - it will literally slot in anywhere!).

The set is quite comprehensive - included with the camera is a carrying case, wrist strap, keychain attachment and necklace-style holder, plus a micro sd card.

This mini digital camera is indeed the smallest camera I’ve ever seen.

Pros:
- It can actually take photos and videos (including sound), and it has a display screen on the back.
- It uses a micro SD card and comes with one, so you can easily transfer your captured content or use your own card.
- It can be used while charging with a micro-USB cable. So if you really need to, it could serve as a security camera.
- You can replay the photos or videos you’ve taken.

The camera works and actually takes decent photos. Perhaps there is a trick to holding it but I found it a little difficult to use (it is so small). It would be easy to point and click and skip the view finder. The device came with everything you need.