Cool gadget. Included rings allow you to orient the camera vertically or horizontally in the water. You can optionally turn on the LED lights if the water is dark. The kit included a bobber and there is a ring on the camera to hold a short fishing line. In this way you can actually watch fish approach your bait. The whole unit packs up nicely in a sturdy box.Pro Tips: + If you hang the camera from a fishing pole, put the pole in a holder or else the camera bounces around too much.+Don't connect the LED lights on the camera unless you need them, this will extend your battery life.+To attach the sunshade, it is easiest to "eject" the LCD display first (with the buttons next to it) THEN hold the shade around the display and reinser

Great camera. The kids love it and so do I. Give me everything I need from a fish camera at a fraction of the cost.

I use this camera at a local Reservoir that I fish at. I could not believe how clear the picture was and how easy everything was to use! This camera system is absolutely awesome I could see zooplankton which are practically microscopic swimming around. The only downfall I see is the battery goes dead just sitting in the Box. I think everyone that fishes should have one of these just buy extra batteries.

Don’t waste time buying the units that are over $300. This one does it all! Fished all day with no sign of the battery dying. Great picture easy setup and so much fun. I use to locate the fish under ice and then watch them eat the bait. If your thinking about buying this product please do it’s worth the money.

We can't fish without this camera. This is a total game changer. See the fish take the bait and then set the hook! You can't miss! Well worth the money and a great value!

We had so much fun with this on a recent trip to a lake in New York State! The picture quality was amazing, especially for the price. We used both the color version in daylight and turned on the IR LCD in lower light conditions, which shows up as black and white. The kids loved seeing the fish swim up to the bait, sometimes bite and sometimes not. In fact, one day after I packed up the camera, one of the boys who continued to fish said, "I feel like I have no idea what's going on down there now" which I reminded him is called "fishing." LOL. I highly recommend this system!

Works as it should, as I use it for ice fishing, however BEWARE of third party sellers. My charger went bad after one use, since 3rd party seller all u can do is return it for refund and order another one! Bull IMO! Seller makes excuses in broken English! To avoid the hassle of returning and waiting again, adapted another charger that works! Other than that, I like it!

Works as it should, as I use it for ice fishing, however BEWARE of third party sellers. My charger went bad after one use, since 3rd party seller all u can do is return it for refund and order another one! Bull IMO! Seller makes excuses in broken English! To avoid the hassle of returning and waiting again, adapted another charger that works! Other than that, I like it!

Me and 2 of my best friends took this out this weekend with the crazy winds. It far exceeded the reviews. Great price we had a blast being able to watch all the fish and we caught several of all different kinds. Would recommend for those that don't want to spend a fortune when you don't need to

Excellent product at a great price, had a minor hiccup with the battery and charger at first but the company’s customer service was beyond great. Redamancy was my service rep and they promptly sent a new battery and charger. I have used the product a few times now and the clarity even in 30 feet of water was better than expected.

Makes all the difference in the world finding fish, especially for ice fishing. The camera works very well(I used to have an aqua-view - this is just as good). The shape and color of the camera never scare the fish either. I attached a picture and video to show this. Side note. PROTECT THE SCREEN! keep water off, and leave the screen protector on for as long as possible.

Great underwater camera for the money. This is my third underwater camera that I have bought in the last ten years. I’m hard on equipment and use it under extreme conditions. Used it for the first time in 6 feet of water outside with temps in 20 F. Screen easy to see resolution while daylight without shade. Pros. Easy and simple to use. Compact. Complete. Can fit back into case after using. Hard case. Price point. Cons. None yet. We see how this holds up to abuse.

This camera has been working excellent. The picture is clear. The battery has never died on me. The only thing is the camera is painted like a fish and it actually attracts fish! A dog fish was picking a fight with the camera, knocking it around. It was amusing, and finally I caught it! It is a riot and almost seems unfair, as I can watch the fish take the bait in and know exactly wen to set the hook! Too cool!

My brother-in-law got an Eyoyo last year and I was so impressed I got my own this year. We just got back from ice fishing where we used the cameras to catch a bunch of perch. The bite was so light that the camera was really the only way to tell a fish was tasting your bait. You could see if the fish had just part of a wiggler and when it had the hook too. Cameras were about 3 feet from our baits. We were in 20-21 feet of water primarily with mud bottom. We did not use the LED lighting as it picked up too much of the tiny floating particles and reflecting the light back. But the lights would not have been necessary as the brightness was fine and clarity was good. We primarily were setting up on cloudy ice. There was not a full snow covering. We fished straight for 8 1/2 hours one day and neither cameras' battery died. We were impressed. He has a manual camera positioner. I got one of the motorized positioners. I really like not having to lean over or move around the shelter to change the camera angle. He decided to get a motorized positioner too after seeing mine in action. We fished with a guide two years ago and used his Marcum underwater cameras. We find the Eyoyos picture and function every bit as good as the Marcum at a lot less money. Both of us had reason to contact Eyoyo with questions; him last year and me this year. And we were very satisfied with the support we received. We find the cameras to be a great product at a very reasonable price. Fred

Used the camera about a dozen times now, works great. Comparing it to my buddy's $600 marcum the picture quality is comparable, in murky water you are only going to see so far, normally had 2 feet visibility. His marcum had water temp, camera depth and camera direction. This Eyoyo doesn't have those functions but for 1/5 for the price that's fine. Love the aluminum case, however it will fit down an 8" hole so be careful. Easy to pull battery to take it inside to charge. Great camera for what i use it for, would recommend to my family members.

Me and 2 of my best friends took this out this weekend with the crazy winds. It far exceeded the reviews. Great price we had a blast being able to watch all the fish and we caught several of all different kinds. Would recommend for those that don't want to spend a fortune when you don't need to.

I got this before a fishing trip to Rockport, TX. The unit comes with virtually everything you need to spot fish up to 45 feet deep! You can connect it to your fishing rod with the included guides and cast it out. The camera unit has a connector rod that you can actually attach your hook and bait to and watch the action. I dropped it off a dock down to about 30 feet and the picture diameter was about 3 feet in diameter. You can also rig it for a side view and I found this to be more fun seeing fish. I had it on for over 5 hours on a charge. It comes with a nice case, a sunscreen for the monitor and everything you need to have fun.

This camera is super easy to use. You charge up the battery, plug in the clearly labeled wires, and turn on the monitor.The monitor has lots of adjustments to help visibility in different conditions.This camera has a very long cable that goes to it, but it is not intended to be suspended from that. The thing to do is bring a fishing rod or cane pole and hook the camera (fish) up to a heavy line. Then you can control the depth and direction easily. You can also hook bait or a lure to the rod mounted in front of the lens, so watch the fish' reactions. That's bread in my video.The LED lights work well, it is fixed focused, and fish don't seem to be afraid of it. If you want to record what you see, get the model that has built-in recording. Otherwise this is great for just seeing what's going on underwater. I plan to use mine to inspect my crab traps without pulling them up every 20 minutes.I have seen some bad reviews and it seems that most of them didn't understand how to use it. You also can't blame the camera for murky water.

Other than the cables seeming sloppy and disorganized, today was probably the most fun I've ever had ice fishing. If this product lasts for a while I will give it 5 stars. Great image quality with a reasonable range. The night vision lights are useless because they wash out the image but that doesn't bother me much since I have another underwater light to drop down another hole. I will check back on this review after I use it for a while, so far on day 1, this was impressive.

I've been researching underwater fishing cameras for quite some time. Looking at comparison videos between the Eyoyo, AquaVu and Marcum. I've finally made my choice and ordered the Eyoyo 7inch / 15m(49ft).So far, it exceeds all my expectations, for such a low price point! Quality packed neat little device!First off, setup and connections is really foolproof. (See my unboxing video).Takes less way less than 5 minutes. Every cable is clearly labeled.Carrying case is robust and sturdy. Everything fits in its place.The image quality is stunning. I attached the camera at the end of a long saltwater fishing pole and lowered it in the water. Water wasn't too deep, but it doesn't really matter. The image is soooooooo clear. Unfortunately, the screenshots I captured with my cell phone may not fully convey how clear and detailed the image is.Is a 7" in screen big enough? I think so. LCD screen is really nice, daylight viewable. And it's really really sunny out there, you can install the supplied sunshade. I didn't need to yet.The camera angle can easily be adjusted in 3 positions: Looking down, looking horizontal, and somewhere in between.This camera will truly shine during ice fishing season: Dig two holes. Send the camera in one, send a jig in the other. I regret I didn't buy it a few weeks sooner. Now I've got to wait 'til next January. hehe.If you're on a boat, anchored, it'll be great for jigging there too.When fishing from shore? Hmm.. maybe.Some minor details could be improved. I wish there was a little more weight at the bottom of the case. The LCD screen is relatively heavy, compared with the rest of the case, and it's easy for the case to fall over. And, as someone pointed out, the case 'can' fall into an 8in ice fishing hole. Be careful!Also, I really wish it had DVR capability, or even the ability to capture still images onto an SD card. That would be awesome! But for that, you have to pay a little more.Finally, if it had a built-in compass, it'll make it easier to figure out what direction the camera is pointing down below.Other than that, big thumbs up! Highly recommended. Really glad I bought it! Affordable! Great value!I'll keep adding more pictures throughout this fishing season and the upcoming ice fishing season too.