A vlogging compact built around a screen that turns to face the front and a 1500 mAh battery, publishing both of those figures and nothing whatever about the sensor or the lens.
The bottom line Bought for the screen and the thread, not for the specification. The battery capacity is published, the sensor is not, and no stabilisation is claimed on a camera whose whole pitch is handheld video — which is the one gap worth knowing about before ordering.
On the listing
4K video with 64 MP resolution and a 180 degree flip screen, offered for vlogging, selfies and detailed stills; use as a webcam over USB for meetings, live vlogs and video chats; 16× digital zoom, presented as a way for travelling creators to reach detail without carrying a large system; a 1500 mAh battery for long sessions, with a quarter-inch tripod thread that fits any standard support; and a closing bullet offering it as a gift for children, teens and beginners.
Built around a screen
The screen turns to face you, and that is the product. It is in the title, it is the first bullet, and it is the reason to buy this rather than something cheaper. Everything else on the page is either a number without a sensor behind it or a convenience.
The absence that matters on a vlogging camera
There is no stabilisation claim anywhere in five bullets. For a camera sold to people who will hold it at arm’s length while walking, that is the specification a buyer would check first, and the listing is silent on it. Two of the cheaper cameras on this shelf at least name an anti-shake function; this one does not.
The numbers, and what stands behind them
64 MP and 4K are both stated. No sensor is named, no size is given, and the zoom that reaches 16× does so by cropping. The figures describe the files the camera writes, which is a real thing to know, and they describe nothing about the optics or the sensor that fill them.
The thread
A quarter-inch socket is named in the fourth bullet, beside the battery. It is the least glamorous line on the page and the most practical: it means every tripod, clamp and desk arm on the accessory side of this site will fit.
Availability
Between 50 € and 53 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.
The British Amazon store carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.
Listed in the American Amazon catalogue with nothing on sale against the entry: the camera has a page there and no seller behind it.
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 its battery capacity, 1500 mAh, which two of the four brand-name compacts on this shelf never do
The screen turns a full 180 degrees to the front, stated twice, which is the whole point of a vlogging camera
Names a quarter-inch tripod thread, so it fits any standard support
Compromises
No stabilisation claim at all, on a camera sold for handheld video
64 MP and 4K are both stated with no sensor named behind either
The 16× zoom is digital, so the reach it advertises is a crop of the frame
Specifications
Sensor type
Not published on the listing — five bullets describe resolution and the flip screen, webcam use, the zoom, the battery with its tripod thread, and gift-giving, without naming a sensor once
Focal range
Not published on the listing — the third bullet gives 16× digital zoom and no focal length, so nothing describes what the lens covers at either end
Aperture at both ends
Not published on the listing — no f-number appears anywhere on the page
Viewfinder provision
Not published on the listing — composition is on the screen, and no finder is mentioned
Screen articulation
Flips 180 degrees to the front, stated in the title and again in the first bullet as suited to vlogging and selfies. It is the feature the listing is built around
Stabilisation
Not published on the listing — the five bullets never claim stabilisation of any kind, which is notable on a camera sold for handheld vlogging
Dimensions
Not published on the listing — the third bullet calls it a compact camera ideal for travellers who do not want to carry a large system, with no measurement given
Charging
A 1500 mAh battery, stated in the fourth bullet as supporting long photo and video sessions, with a quarter-inch tripod thread named in the same line
Amazon reference
B0F9L7GSBM (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0767711046528
What people ask before they commit
Can this replace a phone for vlogging?
The listing makes the case on two features a phone handles differently: a screen that turns fully to the front, and a quarter-inch thread for any tripod. What it does not claim anywhere is stabilisation, which is the thing a modern phone does best and which matters most when walking with a camera. That absence is worth weighing before choosing between the two.
What does 1500 mAh translate to in shots?
The page does not say, and this one cannot either — runtime depends on the screen, the video mode and how long the camera sits idle, none of which is published here. What the figure is good for is comparison: it is a capacity stated in a family where most listings state nothing, and a spare of the same rating doubles it.
20.2 MP stated · 12× OPTICAL zoom · no aperture published · Full HD video · WLAN and NFC · metal body · no sensor size, screen movement or dimensions published
A slim metal point-and-shoot with a 12× optical zoom and wireless sharing, listed at 369 € to 400 € across euro stores — the same money as cameras on this shelf that offer 4K and a one-inch sensor.
Best for: Someone who specifically wants a slim metal Canon in a pocket and will use the 12× reach and the phone transfer.
No sensor type published · 20× zoom stated as digital, not optical · no aperture published · 2.7 inch LCD · 4K video claimed · 56 MP stated image size · autofocus · tripod thread · 32 GB card included
A thirty-euro compact whose second bullet states in the maker’s own words that its 20× zoom is not optical, and which publishes a tripod thread and a webcam mode where dearer cameras here publish neither.
Best for: A cheap second camera for a desk, where the tripod thread and the webcam mode matter more than any figure on the page.
16 MP sensor stated · 4× OPTICAL zoom · no aperture published · 2.7 inch tilting LCD · 720p video · optical stabilisation mode · runs on AA batteries · no sensor size published
No compact here costs less and still offers a genuinely optical zoom with an optical stabilisation mode, running on AA batteries rather than a proprietary cell — and stopping at 720p video.
Best for: Travel somewhere batteries are easier to find than sockets, or a camera for someone who should not have to manage charging.
