EYOYO camera quality?

[bassboat]

I've done my fair share of googling, here and abroad, to see if this is a worthwhile addition to the sled. I noticed that they advertise the camera as being IP68 rated. That's only good for 30 minutes at 1.5 meters depth. How's yours holding up?

[sleddog]

My first impression was that the manufacturer had never gone ice fishing before, and for that matter never even fished before! I was ready to send it back but decided to give it a try. The camera was high quality. The battery lasted longer than I fished (5 hrs.) and still had a 50% charge. I only used it once but was impressed. I've used a camera for 10 years so not a rookie at this. One year warranty.

[gofishin]

I have the Eyoyo 4.3 LCD version and have been using it for about 2 months. I have been rather impressed with the camera. Now I must say that this is my first camera so I have nothing to reference it off of but it has done everything I was hoping it would. The only thing I wish it had that the small Recons come with now is the ability to reel up the camera but at the price I paid compared to a Recon, I will put up with winding it by hand. It will probably be in the boat with me this season as well.

[Philip]

Its pretty good. The "Unit" quality (ie the case its in and the components that make it up) arent as "ice orientated" as say a marcum, but the difference in price is significant and appears to work just as well. 

[numbtoes]

Don't know about current models but my old 2014 model is still working. I use it every time out and for under $100 (then) can't complain. Color quality isn't greatest under low light or low battery conditions but it has held up for me.

[Knife2sharp]

Do these cams have the same capabilities as say a Marcum, an RCA video out jack (yellow), and AC adapter to plug into a wall socket?  I bought a TV for my ice house, thinking I'd watch normal programming on it, but I love watching my cam on it all day, especially since the lake I fish has cribs and every species of fish show up. I love seeing a big musky or pike come in. It's like being on a deer stand and a big buck steps out into the field.

[VTLakers]

Absolutely love mine. I use it for lake trout on a crystal clear lake and can see upwards of 30 feet on it.