Eyoyo Underwater Fish Camera, Feedback from users?

[SteveG]

Has anyone purchased and used a Eyoyo Underwater Fish Camera?
I received one for Christmas and looking forward to trying it out!
Just looking for feedback? Thanks guys!

[VinceFishes]

Took mine out for the first time yesterday, super clear image, easy to set up. One thing I would recommend is a tripod of some sort in order to control the camera wire and look around, I found it to be quite difficult to control it. In terms of battery life, I was only out on the water for six hours and it was on the entire time, battery didn't die, not sure if there is a way for me to check its current status though.
The camera pops out of the case easily, i pocket the battery and walk around with the camera and spool of wire in hand looking for spots. It was a little messy with the amount of wires so I'm going to zip tie and try to make it a bit cleaner before heading out next time.

[F0ur2o]

Tested today (for clarity) in about 3 feet of water. Lake Ontario.
Picture is very unstable as I had it on the end of my rod about 7 feet offshore.
Clear as a bell for the green a## water I was near.
Will hopefully be using it ice fishing on the Nip on the 28th if they dont extend any lockdowns.

[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwAgVv7dnaM[/YOUTUBE]

[SteveG]

Thank you VinceFishes & F0ur20…………….Much appreciated. Looking forward trying it ort ASAP...………
- All Take care !

[longfish]

I am in the same boat....bought a 9 inch and dying to test it....hopefully next week....hope it is as clear as the test above.....thx for posting.

Arnie

[Sev]

Love mine, great little units. I would definitely agree/ reccomend either buying or DIYing a tripod holder or rig that allows controlled rotation of the cam.

[Beekay]

Bought a 7" model 2 years ago. Great on Simcoe, not so great on Nipissing. Could only see about 2 feet in any direction. Also you might want to secure the cord somehow, or it will spin in place.