This has got to be the most expensive CD-R King product I have ever bought. At a glance, a wrist watch with a built-in camera that retails for Php 1,580 sounds like quite a steal. Of course it all comes down to how it actually performs. But before we go to actual testing, here’s a rundown of its specs:
Video Resolution: 1280 x 960 running 30 frames per second
Video Format: AVI
Still Photo: 3264 x 2448 (JPG format)
Interface: USB 2.0
Memory: 4 GB
Battery rating/size: 200 mAh (around 30 minutes to an hour of shooting videos)
The actual watch itself looks very much like those cheap knock-off watches being sold in scrupulous mall. Not exactly high quality, but it looks like it wouldn’t easily break down. This is an actual working watch, it seems fairly accurate from what I can tell. But don’t let the three small chronographs fool you, it’s just painted on and doesn’t actually work. The actual camera lens is located at the lower face of the camera just above the number “30”. Right beside that is an LED light indicator.
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