WOLFANG GA100 ACTION CAMERA

This camera is excellent value for money. I bought it to take on holiday to the Maldives as I planned to do a lot of scuba diving and snorkling. I was originally planning on buying another camera, made specifically for diving, that was around 10x the cost of this one but, after reading other reviews I took a chance with this one.After now using it on the trip, I can say the quality of the footage is excellent and high definition. The waterproof housing is faultless and the external buttons make it easy to use under water. The camera has a wi-fi feature that works in conjunction with an app that allows you to access your footage immediately without the need for a lap top or cables etc.On one particular dive, I went to 28m depth and filmed some nurse sharks resting in a cave. Due to the light filtering away at that depth, I was worried the footage would be poor quality. However, after using another app to auto colour correct the footage, it is as though I’d filmed it at 2m!The only negatives I’ve found is the lack of a zoom feature means you have to be fairly close to the subject you’re filming and there doesn’t seem to be a way of moving your footage from the IBK CAM app to your camera reel on your phone without either screen recording or cables etc at a later date.This is a really good camera that does what it claims it can do and stands up to rivals that cost a considerable amount more.

I am very happy with G100 action camera. It’s just what I have been looking for.The camera is very small and comes with lots of accessories I needed it for my bike it came with handles and helmet mountings also waterproof casing it works really well with good sound quality from the external microphone that came with it . It has 2 rechargeable batteries. The battery’s last about 2 hours. But are easy to charge you can down load mobile app to use on phones excellent piece of kit , well worth the money

✅ The Good• Decent-ish Quality for the PriceFor £35, you’re getting a camera that’s surprisingly usable. The image quality is acceptable, and it’s more than capable of capturing everyday footage, especially for beginners.• 4K 30fps Recording (Sort of...)It claims to shoot in 4K at 30fps — and technically it does, in terms of resolution dimensions (3840x2160). However, the actual image clarity isn’t true 4K, which is something budget cams often do to appear more competitive. It's upscaled or heavily compressed, but still usable if you’re not expecting cinema-quality detail.• Good Enough for Motorcycle RidingMounted to my helmet, it’s perfectly adequate for general riding footage. I can clearly see number plates at a decent distance during playback, which is really all I need it for most days.• Affordable Starting Point for VloggingIf you're just starting out and want to experiment with moto-vlogging or action content, this camera gets the job done. Once you know what you’re doing, though, you’ll definitely want to upgrade to something like a GoPro.❌ The Not-So-Good• FOV is NOT 170° as AdvertisedThis is one of the biggest disappointments. The packaging claims a 170-degree wide-angle lens, but the actual field of view is much narrower — nowhere near true ultra-wide. It feels closer to 120° or less, even in 4K. False advertising at worst, misleading at best.• Audio Quality is Poor (As Expected)The internal mic is weak and sounds muffled — but honestly, I didn’t expect much better at this price point. It’s passable for ambient audio, but nothing you'd want in a professional setup.• External Mic is Practically Useless for VlogsThe included external mic is extremely poor quality, especially inside a helmet. It picks up wind and muffling to the point where vocal audio is nearly unusable. If you're serious about helmet vlogging, this mic won’t cut it.🔚 Final ThoughtsAll in all, the WOLFANG GA100 is a solid budget-friendly action cam. It does what I need, gets decent footage on my rides, and didn't break the bank. Just be aware of its limitations — especially if you're expecting wide-angle shots or decent audio.It’s great for beginners, but if you're planning anything serious like motovlogging, save up for a GoPro or something in a higher tier.

My wife use this when motorbiking to the hospital where she works in a ER. She's seen a few biker casualties in her time and often hears sorry tales where the victim is in fact a victim of another road user's lack of basic observational/situational awareness skills. The problem for these folks is, no proof.This is a fairly good defence against faulty memories or simply the other motorist's mendacity. I'm an occasional cyclist and have used video evidence to get road imbeciles a police visit. It can be taken seriously.So, I've already personally had the benefit of one of these, and we have one operating whether cycling, motorbiking, or in the car, with GPS tracking our speeds as well.The resolution is fair, since she does not run the camera at 4K, because the recording can be a bit jittery at 4K. The wide angle is enough to catch most threats coming from an oblique angle, useful as quite often it's someone showing into your path as a biker that causes the whole problem.My wife wears it on a harness as she can't easily attach it to her biker helmet and doesn't fancy an object up there that might catch on something and actually cause an injury, but if on the helmet, then any analysis later will also show where the rider was looking at all times, following head movement.She has an older biker-cam that is semi-retired now, that uses the same battery format, so we also get the use of the previous camera's batteries. All in all, a useful system and an extra dispassionate and objective witness to our "adventures" on the road.GPS would be nice to have for those of us that follow the speed limits, but that's not a showstopper. The battery life of these devices is not fabulous, so be ready with the charger every couple of days.A decent and inexpensive camera.