Pet Camera Collar with Air Tracker Tag, 1080P HD Wireless Dog Neck Cam Compact Action Camera for Android, Night Vision, 32GB Storage, Fully Charged Before Use, No WiFi Needed（GPS Just for Android）

Made for a cat or very small dog
Unless you have a cat or a very small dog (less than 20 lbs), you’ll have to use your own collar for the camera bracket. Also, ours did not arrive with the memory card (it is listed as part of the boxed items, but it was not included). The camera interface is pretty basic, so if you are wanting an HD setup with lots of features, keep looking. But if you want something simple and easy to operate, this will do just fine. It does come with several different camera brackets, including one that you could clip to your jacket and use it almost like a personal camera / body cam (remember, it is not very sophisitcated and the camera screen is about an inch wide.

Supremely Made Camera – Accessories a Bust
The camera is constructed with excellent materials – it’s solid and feels high-quality. My first thought upon seeing it was that it’s much smaller than I expected. That’s great! But when I went back to the item description, I noticed it says “only the size of a mobile phone.” It’s actually much smaller than a mobile phone—and that’s super! I’ll post a photo to show its true size.I’ve been testing it by recording my dog, Rocky. So far, he’s managed to thwart every attempt to keep the camera pointed forward. I cut out a 40-second clip to share. While it might look confusing to most people, despite the odd camera angle, it already gave me results: I finally discovered where Rocky has been taking the items he steals. Gotcha!The camera initially refused to connect to Windows 11. I tried several tricks, but nothing worked until I used a separate card reader to access the footage. Later, I tried again with my own cable (USB-C to USB-C), and it connected immediately. So the small connector and included cable that came with it were the problem.I’ll hold off on setting up the tracker until I can get the camera to stay pointed forward. The clip-on mount that holds the camera is cheaply made. A rubber band is used to keep the camera in place, and I doubt that will last. It’s strange how drastically different the build quality is between the components—the camera itself is top-notch, almost iPhone-level, while the accessories feel flimsy and underbuilt.Given the pleasantly surprising (and very welcome) small size of the camera, I’m giving it four stars. I’ll find a way to stabilize it using my own collar setup that’s sturdier and more comfortable.

Quality camera and tracker but misrepresenting use
Wow, I gave this setup. A free not because of the quality of the equipment, but because of the misleading sales attempt, they are selling this thing as a doggy camera. But what it ISIS a mini TV sports camera that comes with all the goodies. And then they add a small collar and an extra rubber mount to hold the camera on. So you can put it around your dog’s neck like a GoPro, and then they add. The tracking is nothing more than the Google smart finder, which is not a bad idea for tracking your kids. But II have, and it’s not that the camera depends, are below par. They’re not, they’re excellent. What I didn’t like is the fact that these guys just decide to call it a pet camera and then throw it into a box with a dog collar that won’t fit any dog bigger than a beagle, and you know, to me, I don’t like the misrepresentation. In my opinion, they should advertise it as a GoPro type product or whatever they want to call it and a smart tracker with a dog collar adapter, then You would know that it was a multi usable tool camera tracker et cetera.By calling it a pet camera, an air tracker, it’s a way for them to maybe jack up the price or so.I’m not sure but because of that.I’m not real happy about them.The camera itself is not very big.I’ll give you some pictures of the stuff.But like I said, I felt a little misrepresented, okay, and you’ll see why when I when I take the pictures okay or so forth.Anyway