Toshiba Camileo X200

This is a really nice, small, easy to use video camera. It uses SD card memory which makes it easy to transfer to a pc. It's very basic and doesn't have fancy features, although it does have a light. One feature that is sorely missed is the ability to...

Good camera but short life battery. It;s necessary an extra battery for long videotaping.

Good camera but short life battery.

For HD cameras in this price range this guy does a pretty good job aside from the battery life. The most important thing to remember when working with HD video is DO NOT SKIMP on the memory card. Would you trust your family memories to the lowest...

The only thing wrong with this camera is the battery life. The battery does not last long at all. In addition, I have found it difficult to find extra batteries to buy so that I will have a back up. Over all, I feel that this camera is great for those...

Pricey with no hard drive. I thought it had slo-motion but only recording in slow motion. I needed viewing in slo-mo

Optical & Advanced zoom - very, very fuzzy Electronic Image Stabilization - isn't clear under normal circumstance; may work if on a tripodTouchscreen - is easy to workPlayback is horrible - very "skippy"NO BANG for the Buck!

Optical & Advanced zoom - very, very fuzzy

What I like about the camera is that it is lightweight, has its own light and can take pictures while recording video without affecting the recording. It also comes with all necessary accessories. The downside is that the battery does not last long and...

I picked up this camera for a work project, I needed a quick and affordable upgrade to my out-dated Sony. The image quality is fine - it degrades in low-light, but that's to be expected.I really, really dislike that you have to shoot off the battery;...