I have another one similar to this so I was able to figure out the filters, reticles and most settings, but it would be nice if this came with better than a 1 small page setup sheet. Regardless, I did get some chipmunks frolicking about outside in the dark in the video on the first try. The camera has a date and time stamp that seemed to update automatically when I plugged it into my computer and established a link to it. Some are complaining about this. It has all the features except thermal temperature readings which is an upgrade hence the picatinny rail that comes with it. It has a nice box and everything stores well in it and the touch screen is very nice and folds out and also rotates per your filming method. The picatinny mount btw I am going to use for a small tactical flashlight I have so I can momentarily see in front of me. It has a laser pointer actuated by a trigger for seeing where you are pointing at in low light scenarios.It also has a down facing flashlight which is nice to see the ground when you need to. When you connect it to your router it will automatically download new firmware if needed and install it which goes fast. It has a nice strap for the case and a carry handle, battery charger and USB cord as well.You can take pictures and video with it much like a cell phone and the pinch to zoom feature works the same way.It is a nice product  overall if you are into watching critters out back. It also can be very useful for tracking game animals as well.

It should use 10-20 MB of RAM at most.

What the hell is it doing with the other 1000 MB?

Meine einfache Uhr kostet ca. €20, hält ca. 15 Jahre und der Akku hält im Schnitt 10 Jahre. Die Kosten pro Jahr sind also ca. €2. Bis auf Funkuhrabstimmung kann sie alles, was ich will:

- keine Überwachung

- keine Updates nötig

- Zeit anzeigen

Auf Weck- und Stoppuhrfunktionen könnte ich sogar verzichten.

Dass sich Smartwatches besser verkaufen, liegt daran, dass sie im Vergleich dazu Wegwerfartikel sind, die eben keine 15 Jahre halten und keine 15 Jahre Updates bekommen und für die es keine 15 Jahre lang Ersatzakkus geben wird. Mit Smartwatches kann ich nichts anfangen: Ich brauche keine ihrer Zusatzfunktionen und will niemals eine Wanze mit mir rumtragen.