Sealing depth, mount ecosystem and how long it records before it stops · review
Frelisty DM100 body camera, 26 g, 1080p, magnetic mount review
A 26 g body camera rather than a sports camera: magnetic, screenless in all but name, with a built-in battery the maker rates at 120 to 180 minutes and no waterproof claim at all.
The bottom line A wearable rather than a sports camera, and its own specification says so: a magnet, 26 g, a published single-charge runtime, and no water claim anywhere. Judged as an action camera it is missing three of the eight things this shelf is compared on; judged as a body camera it publishes the two figures that matter.
On the listing
1080p HD recording with a 1 inch display for immediate checking; an integrated magnet and 180 degree mounting range, named for helmet use on a motorcycle among other places; a pre-fitted 16 GB card with loop recording, working without any wireless connection or app; a built-in 350 mAh battery rated at 120 to 180 minutes through energy-saving design; and a closing bullet offering it as a gift for men and outdoor enthusiasts.
The one runtime figure on this shelf that means what it says
One charge, 120 to 180 minutes. Five of the nine cameras here publish a battery figure and every one of them arrives at it by adding two cells together. This is the only listing that states how long the camera runs before it stops, which is the figure a buyer actually plans around.
The cost of that honesty is the same bullet: the cell is built in. When it is empty the camera is finished until it can be charged, where a two-battery camera simply swaps.
Three things this shelf compares that this page does not answer
No waterproof claim, no frame rate, no field of view. On a worn camera the first matters less than it would on a helmet in surf, but the second and third are ordinary specifications that the eight cameras around it all publish at least partly.
The magnet is the argument
Twenty-six grams and a magnet that adjusts through 180 degrees. That combination is why this camera exists, and it is the reason to choose it over anything else on the shelf: it goes on a jacket in a second and is forgotten, which no housing-and-bracket camera manages.
Availability
Between 40 € and 43 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.
Listed in the British Amazon catalogue with nothing on sale against the entry: the camera has a page there and no seller behind it.
Nothing came back from the American Amazon store at all, so the button for that country runs a search instead of opening an entry that is not there.
Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and what it gives up
Strengths
Publishes a runtime for one charge, 120 to 180 minutes, where five cameras here only total two batteries together
Works with no app and no wireless pairing, stated in the third bullet, with a 16 GB card already fitted
Weighs 26 g, which is a third of the lightest sports camera on this shelf
Compromises
No waterproof claim of any kind, alone among the nine cameras here
The battery is built in, so a long day means carrying a power source rather than a spare cell
Neither a frame rate nor a field of view is published, and no stabilisation is claimed
Specifications
Waterproof claim
Not published on the listing — the only camera of the nine here that makes no depth or ingress claim whatsoever. Five bullets cover resolution, mounting, the card, the battery and gift-giving, and water is never mentioned
Video resolutions
1080p, stated in the title and the first bullet as sharp HD. No higher mode is offered
Frame rates
Not published on the listing — 1080p is given without a frame rate anywhere on the page, which no other camera on this shelf omits
Stabilisation modes
Not published on the listing — no EIS and no stabilisation of any kind is claimed, on a camera designed to be worn on a moving body
Field of view
Not published on the listing — the second bullet describes 180 degree mounting adjustment, which is the angle the clip rotates through and not the angle the lens sees
Mount interface
A built-in magnet with 180 degree adjustment, stated in the second bullet, which names a motorcycle helmet among the places it attaches. Extensive accessories are mentioned without being listed
Battery life
120 to 180 minutes from a built-in 350 mAh cell, stated in the fourth bullet and credited to energy-saving design. It is the only camera here to give a runtime for a single charge rather than for a pair of batteries
Battery removability
Built in — the fourth bullet calls it an integrated 350 mAh battery, so it cannot be swapped mid-day the way the two-cell cameras on this shelf can
Amazon reference
B0H2XBRMY5 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0762005525710
What people ask before they commit
Is a body camera the same thing as an action camera?
It shares the shape and little else. The design here is about being worn and forgotten: a magnet, 26 g, loop recording, no app to open. A sports camera is about being mounted and shaken, which is why the rest of this shelf publishes housings, depths and stabilisation. This one publishes none of those three and does not pretend to.
What does loop recording do to the card?
The third bullet names the mode and does not explain it; in general a loop overwrites the oldest file when the card fills, so recording never stops for want of space. The practical consequence is that footage worth keeping has to be taken off the card, because the camera is designed to keep writing over itself.
40 m waterproof housing · 4K 30, 2.7K 30, 1080p 60 · 20 MP stills · EIS stated · four selectable view angles: super wide, wide, medium, narrow · 2 inch IPS touchscreen · floating hand grip and bag supplied · no field of view in degrees
An established name at ninety-three euros, selling a touchscreen, three video modes and four selectable view angles — described by name rather than in degrees — with a floating grip in the box.
Best for: Water use where the floating grip and the touchscreen earn their keep, by someone who will buy a spare battery blind.
1/1.3 inch sensor, the only one published on this shelf · 4K at 120 fps · 155 degree ultra wide · 10-bit and D-Log M · 360 degree HorizonSteady, three stabilisation modes · cold resistance to -20 °C · magnetic quick release · one battery supplied · no waterproof depth published
The only action camera here to publish a sensor size, and the only one with a magnetic mount and a stated cold rating — while never printing the waterproof depth that eight of its nine rivals lead with.
Best for: Footage that will be graded afterwards, in cold or poor light, by someone who already owns mounts or will buy the magnetic ones.
86 g · waterproof to 5 m with NO housing · 4K Ultra HD · 12 MP stills · touchscreen LCD · built-in mounting fingers · 35 per cent smaller and 44 per cent lighter than HERO12 Black · curved adhesive mount, buckle and thumb screw supplied · no frame rate published
The dearest camera on this shelf and the lightest at 86 g, waterproof to 5 m with no case at all — a figure that reads worse than its rivals and measures something entirely different.
Best for: Everyday carrying and rough weather, where a sealed 86 g body on a huge mount ecosystem beats a deeper case.
