The video quality is pretty good [even with Mom's Parkinsons]. The colors are rich, the adaptation
to different lighting is good. The sound quality is not bad [for such a tiny device]. The huge amount of video that can be shot is staggering [We had to increase Mom's bandwidth on her DSL
line because of all the video she is shooting/sharing].
to different lighting is good. The sound quality is not bad [for such a tiny device]. The huge amount of video that can be shot is staggering [We had to increase Mom's bandwidth on her DSL line because of all the video she is shooting/sharing].Mom likes the Vado so much, she bought me one. While we live on opposite coasts [Mom on Cape Cod and my wife and I in Santa Cruz], we often swap sunset videos. Vado brings us closer. And that's worth many times more than the few hundred dollars that Vado costs.
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is excellant, however it should be known that once recording you can only zoom digitally. Low light cabilities and sound in video mode are excellent. The stills I have taken look great. Also, to the budget-minded who are upgrading from older digital point-and-shoots, a class 4 minimum 
would be well suited due to the demanding memory of the 12.1 million pixels, and HD video. Also, most old card readers will not process the the 
so you may have to purchase a 
as well.
itself and the software included with it are incredibly intuitive. Though there are many manual settings possible, I set the 
and just clicked away. Many places I took pictures required me to turn off the flash, but even those were very clear and bright, and I had to do nothing but aim and shoot.
and had the capacity to take 5,000 pictures! I'm still working on filling the first chip!!