Canon PowerShot V10 Camera Content Creator Compact Vlog Camera Fixed 19mm Wide-Angle Lens 4K Video Face Detection Built-in

I got this for my daughter for vlogging after poring over tons of reviews on similar types of cameras. She had seen some tiktoks for other brands and wanted one. However after reading reviews I found those to be far overpriced with too many issues. I'm glad I found this one because it's very aesthetically pleasing (so important for the kids these days) and high-performing. I'm a little bit of a camera nerd and I found this both fun and functional. The design is really well done. I also have a degree in user experience and I can tell Canon did their research on design functionality. My daughter is much more interested in capturing the moment, not getting bogged down into tech details, so basically point & shoot. This is perfect for that. Everything from the stand to the display, to the image stabilization is perfect. It was easy to transfer the files over to her Macbook Pro and edit using DaVinci Resolve. It worked well in sunlight outdoors and low light indoors. The only thing I found lacking is a lens cover. There is no lens cover! I couldn't find anything online that would fit either. It also doesn't have wind screens for the mics. The lack of a lens cover is an issue because the way this camera is designed to work, you just throw it in your purse and go. It's low profile so filming in public is easy. But filming on the sly, such as whipping it out in a restaurant or other public space could mean its lens getting scratched from loose keys, etc. Luckily I'm pretty good at crochet so I made a little soft case she can tuck it into. This camera serves its purpose and is really fun to use. I think it gave my daughter a little more confidence as she's just starting out with her vlogging. A nice piece of equipment will do that! My advise if you're looking at this for the same kind of usage, just ask someone crafty in your life to sew or crochet a simple case to preserve the lens. 10/10 for sure. Read more

I've had this now for a couple of years and it's still fantastic. I love the immediacy of start up, the compact design and the quality of the video. Love it. Read more

I love this camera, the quality and sound is great especially since the price is so affordable compared to other vlogging cameras on the market. I brought it with me on a trip to Italy and it was so easy to whip out since it is so compact and can fit in my fanny pack! Read more

i got this camera because nicole laeno uses it and i really enjoy it a lot. The quality is really good and its easy to use for vlogging. if you need a video example i have videos on my channel theyadorellina all my long form content is filmed with this camera and i really like the quality and how compact it it. It also takes pretty good photos too. One issue i have with this camera is that battery does go out pretty fast but it charges with a usb so its easy to charge but i found mine dies about 1-2.5 hr into filming which is pretty short time but since it charges with usb its easy to take a break and charge it for a bit so that is nice. it also only takes mirco sd cards so. i woudl definitly recommend though Read more

I’ve been wanting this camera for a couple years now, I’m so glad to have finally gotten it…. Love the size and functionality.. Read more

really great first camera for vlogging! very compact, easy to operate, and has great camera quality (in well lit areas.) I actually ordered this twice, one was second hand and arrived damaged so be mindful of that if you're purchasing this camera. the lens is also exposed so it can get fingerprints on it really easily. overall I think its a great investment if you're just starting out Read more

I review the Canon V10, a compact camera designed for vloggers and casual content creators. Despite its portability and sleek design, I find it lacking in performance after using it during a family trip to Costa Rica. The video discusses the camera's features, including the wide-angle lens and built-in stand, but also highlights issues with video quality, autofocus, and performance in varying lighting conditions. I conclude by suggesting that while the V10 could be a good secondary camera or a first camera for beginners, it falls short for more serious or primary use due to its inconsistencies and limitations. Read more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Easy to use. GREAT quality. Originally debated between this and the ozmo so glad I wemt with this one. Read more