4K Thumb Camera with Magnetic Clip for Hands-Free POV
Clip a tiny 4K camera to your helmet or handlebars and ride without carrying a rig. The 170 degree lens catches the whole view, and WiFi lets you check the frame from your phone.
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Clip a tiny 4K camera to your helmet or handlebars and ride without carrying a rig. The 170 degree lens catches the whole view, and WiFi lets you check the frame from your phone.
Tiny 4K wide-angle thumb camera that magnetically clips on anywhere for hands-free sports recording
- bulky action cameras that are hard to carry
- hard-to-mount cameras for sports and riding
- complicated setup for capturing first-person footage
Record the ride, not the rig
Stop juggling a bulky action cam and fiddly mounts. Clip a tiny 4K thumb camera on your helmet or bars and catch the whole ride, wide and steady.
Sharp 4K from a camera you forget is on
Ultra-clear 4K video
4K gives you real detail when you crop, zoom or cut a clip later. The sample footage of a skier holds clean edges and colour, and you get that from a body that fits between two fingers.
Wide 170° view
The 170 degree lens takes in the trail, the sky and the bike or skis around you in one frame. You do not have to aim it at the good part, which is where most helmet cams let you down.
Clip on, no rig
The magnetic back grabs metal mounts and surfaces, and the helmet and handlebar brackets cover the rest. Press it flat, press the button, and you are rolling within seconds.
Clip it on, press once, go
- 1Clip it on
Wipe the mount and the magnetic back clean, then seat the camera on your helmet bracket or handlebar mount and press until it sits flat.
- 2Pair with your phone
Connect over WiFi to check the framing on your screen. Angle the lens slightly down if you ride with a lot of sky in front of you.
- 3Press once to record
One button starts and stops recording, so you keep both hands on the bars or poles.
- 4Check the status dot
The indicator dot confirms the camera is running. Look at it once before you roll out and then ride.
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Questions and answers
Yes, as long as the mount and the magnetic back are clean. Wipe off dust or grease, then press the camera down until it seats flat. Do that before each ride and it stays where you put it on rough trails.
Yes. The camera records 4K video, and the 170 degree lens gives you a wide frame that works well for first-person edits. You get the detail of a larger camera in a body that fits in a pocket.
It links to your phone over WiFi. Pair once, check the framing on your screen, and then the single button starts and stops recording. The status dot tells you when it is running.
It mounts on helmet tops, helmet sides and bicycle handlebars with the included bracket setup shown in the use photos. The magnetic back also grabs metal surfaces, so you can stick it to a frame or shelf for quick swaps.
A full action cam needs a case, a tripod and multi-part mounts, and those tend to stay at home. This one goes in a pocket and clips on in seconds, so you record more of the rides you actually take. You pay for the footage you shoot, not the rig you carry.















