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Camcorder - 300 Kpix - silver More product details

343 reviews
November, 2009
alaTest has collected and analyzed 343 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the portability. The design also impresses, but many are less positive about the viewfinder.
Portability, Design, Image, Appearance
Viewfinder, Control panel, Zoom, Color
Experts rate this product 71/100 and users 82/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other Camcorders, the Creative Vado is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 99/100 = Excellent quality.
Solid 720p video ; ultraslim design ; removable, rechargeable battery ; easy to use ; one-touch video uploading to YouTube and Photobucket ; includes mini HDMI connector and bundled cable for outputting 1080i video to an HDTV
No flash-memory slot ; Mac users have to manually copy video files to their computers ; white balance is slightly off and colors are a bit amped
The Creative Vado HD may fall slightly short of the Flip Video Mino HD in terms of video quality, but it's stronger feature set may tempt you.
Flip Video leads the market with its popular Mino HD camcorder, but Creative has done some interesting things with its Vado HD to make your choice that much harder. More importantly, however, the Vado has something that neither the Kodak Zi6 nor...
Ultraslim design ; removable, rechargeable battery ; easy to use ; relatively inexpensive ; one-touch video uploading to YouTube and Photobucket
Included desktop software is almost featureless ; no SD/MMC expansion slot ; Mac users have to manually copy video files to their computers
Enter Creative, jumping into the fray with its superslim $99 Vado Pocket Video Cam. The Vado performs well enough--the video certainly meets our minimum criteria for Web-only video--but the Flip Video Ultra's footage looks sharper, the exposures...
Slim, lightweight design, Detailed 720p video with smooth zoom action, 8GB internal storage, Includes an HDMI cable
Relatively expensive, Video is dimmer than competitors', Audio consistently cuts out before the video ends, Onboard software doesn't run on Macs
As with the original Creative Vado, we feel that the $229 Vado HD bests its competitors in many categories-slimness, internal storage, and the inclusion of both an HDMI port and cable. Our 720p video showed an impressive amount of detail, however, the ...
Another HD pocket camcorder, with its own collections of quirks and charms.
Good capacity ; three shooting modes ; wider angle lens than the competition ; HDMI output
Movies can be very bright ; blue/green cast to indoor shots
The Vado HD supports three shooting modes—HD Plus, HD, and standard definition video. Unlike the Kodak Zi6, whose HD60 enhanced HD mode shoots 1,280 by 720 video at 60 frames per second, the Vado's HD Plus simply shoots 720p video at a standard 30fps ...
Following the release of the Kodak Zi6 () and Pure Digital’s Flip MinoHD () comes another pocketable 720p HD camcorder, Creative Labs’ Vado HD. It includes not only the expected composite video port for connecting the camera to a TV, but also an...
The newest addition to the ever-expanding mini-camcorder market is the Creative Labs Vado HD, a $230 pocket camcorder that can record 720p high-definition video. While it isn't quite as compact as Pure Digital's Flip Mino HD and won't win any awards ...
Wide-angle lens Top-notch video for a pocket camcorder
Microphone a bit weak Struggles in low light
The Vado HD is a pretty slick package. It lacks the sex appeal of some other camcorders in its class, such as the Flip Mino series, and it lacks a Mac-compatible video-management app. Nevertheless, good overall image quality, a user-replaceable ...
To see how footage captured with the Creative Vado HD compares to other HD pocket camcorders, watch our test videos: Wide-angle test | Also, like many other pocket camcorders, the Vado HD has an integrated USB connector that you plug into a PC to...
Award: Editor's Choice!
Pure Digital may have pioneered the YouTube camcorder space with the launch of the original Flip, but that device was trumped in a number of ways when Creative first released the Vado. Creative's videocam had a sleeker body, a larger screen, and a ...
Records high-quality HD video. Big, bright screen. Removable, rechargeable battery. 8GB of memory. HDMI-out. HDMI cable bundled
Only 2X digital zoom. Memory isn't expandable
Creative follows in Kodak's and Pure Digital's footsteps with its own HD pocket camcorder. The camera has all the charm of the original Vado and enough new features to make it best in show.
On the left-hand side of the camera is a mini HDMI port, making the Vado HD the only pocket camcorder with high-quality HD output. With the Vado HD ($229.99 direct), Creative decided against a complete overhaul of its original device for this...
The Creative Vado is an ultra-compact, lightweight camcorder, clearly designed to capitalize on the immense popularity of the Pure Digital Flip series. The Vado is a tiny piece of technology-smaller and lighter than many cell phones, and designed to ...
The Creative Vado is an ultra-compact, lightweight camcorder, clearly designed to capitalize on the immense popularity of the Pure Digital Flip series. The Vado is a tiny piece of technology-smaller and lighter than many cell phones, and designed to ...
The Vado's body design is sparse and simple. Few buttons are found on the camcorder's surface, which will surely please beginners. The lens has no moving parts, which means no optical zoom, no focus adjustment, and no shutter speed control. The Vado ...
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Riding on the coattails of Pure Digital's Flip series, Creative has launched its own ultra-compact, ultra-affordable camcorder. The Creative Vado (MSRP $99.99) is in many ways an exact clone of the Flip Ultra ...
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