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List Price: $199.99
Our Price: $137.98
Your Save: $ 62.01 ( 31% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Creative Labs
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Creative Labs
Color: Black/Maroon
EAN: 0054651167940
Feature: High definition 720P pocket video camcorder and 8GB of video storage capacity
Label: Creative Labs
Manufacturer: Creative Labs
Model: VF0580 BK-MR
Publisher: Creative Labs
Release Date: 2009-09-20
Studio: Creative Labs
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Features
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High definition 720P pocket video camcorder and 8GB of video storage capacity
Fits easily in your pocket purse or the palm of your hand
One touch recording with a spacious 2 inch display
Record up to two hours of HD video footage or up to eight hours of video at VGA resolution
Connect your Vado HD to any HDTV with included HDMI cable
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Editorial Reviews:
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Catch the perfect snowboarding stunt, your baby's first steps or your kid's graduation, share it online and save it for a lifetime with Creative's Vado HD Pocket Video Cam. The thin, lightweight Vado HD is small enough to fit easily in a pocket, purse or the palm of your hand, and it captures video in 720P high-definition quality with just the touch of a button. Sharing videos online is simple with built-in software that helps you post videos to YouTube, Photobucket or Box.net. The Vado HD is the only pocket video cam to feature true HDMI connectivity and an included HDMI cable for a superior viewing experience on an HDTV. Take the Vado HD Pocket Video Cam with you everywhere you go and never miss a moment. Product specs include 720p high-definition video, wide-angle glass lens, 2x digital zoom, 8GB of video storage capacity, up to two hours of recording and playback per charge, up to eight hours of recording time at 640x480 at 30 frames per second, HDMI and RCA connections for TV, HDMI cable included, A/V cable sold separately, removable and rechargeable lithium battery, Vado Central software for simple video editing and sharing. System requirements include Windows Xp Service Pack 2 or Vista, Intel Pentium III or higher, 512MB of memory, USB port, 500MB free hard disk space, and 16MB of Video Memory or above. Product ships with silicon skin, HDMI cable, and USB cable.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: died way too quick
Comment:
Bought this in October 09.
Recorded about 30 minutes of video since then. Charged the battery four times.
The unit is now dead: wont take a charge, wont power on.
I am pursuing a refund. I consider this to be junk.
Michael
Customer Rating:
Summary: Built in Microphone?... Very low sound!...
Comment: Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RGEEB10LQVXO4 Great camcorder except sound record!!!...No external microphone part....price was 111$ on 22 march 2010...Here it is short video taken at Rumelihisari (Rumelian Castle) is a fortress located in the Sariyer district of Istanbul, Turkey, on a hill at the European side of the Bosporus. Rumelihisari is situated at the narrowest point with 660 meters of the Bosporus strait..
Customer Rating:
Summary: Better than Zip....
Comment: I've been using the Vado video camera for a few months now and I am very happy with it. The High Definition quality is excellent and the accompanying video editing software is adequate for my amateur needs. I highly recommend the product. I have a friend who uses the Zip and for the price and picture quality, the Vado wins hands down.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Value Video Camera
Comment: Awesome video camera - great value for under $150. I have used it at sporting events, parties, and trade shows. Ideal for close ups. Video and audio quality are excellent. Small camera size was a major factor for me since it can fit in my pocket. Great for Facebook material and for customer interviews - love the fold-out USB cable . Also bought a carrying case and mini tri-pod (Jobe)as accessories, well worth it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Be aware when trasfering the files to your computer.
Comment: Be warned - Once you transfer the videos to an external PC and rename the files while the Vado is still being connected to the PC, the Vado cannot longer recognize them and play them on its own. The files are still inside the Vado, they take out of the memory, but when trying to play them back you get one big NO FILE! on the screen.
The other thing is that the video player and the pluggins that are part of the Vado's internal memory work only within the device, meaning you cannot install them on external PC and play, manipulate or create movies and burn dvds from files already being transferred to the PC, only whatever you see being inside vado's memory, and as I said before - do not rename the files before disconnecting Vado from your PC.
Also 4GB is not that much considering that a 3 min. HD+ video file is close to 200MB, so do the math. And by the way there is really no point of shooting less than the HD+ format, the difference in the quality of standard def, hd, and hd+ is noticeable.
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