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I have the 50S and my wife has the 50c. Very happy with both units. She loves the camera. Quality of the pictures/ videos is on par with her GoPro. Bit of a learning curve at the beginning, but once she figured it out very simple to use. Works well in conjunction with her phone. The only downside is that when using the camera, the battery gets used up quickly. She has to stay plugged in to a charge cable when she uses the camera. Hope this helps.
I'm interested in this unit as well so subscribing. If it works well, I can sell my GoPro 9 that's basically a $400 paper weight. Too damn complicated and tired of fussing with mounts.
I have the 50S and my wife has the 50c. Very happy with both units. She loves the camera. Quality of the pictures/ videos is on par with her GoPro. Bit of a learning curve at the beginning, but once she figured it out very simple to use. Works well in conjunction with her phone. The only downside is that when using the camera, the battery gets used up quickly. She has to stay plugged in to a charge cable when she uses the camera. Hope this helps.
I'm interested in this unit as well so subscribing. If it works well, I can sell my GoPro 9 that's basically a $400 paper weight. Too damn complicated and tired of fussing with mounts.
If anything is good about GoPro, it is the versatility of the mounts.
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50C Bluetooth Headset
