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Contour+2

CNET Rating7.3

October 26th, 2012 - The Contour+2 is ideal for action adventurers who want a helmet camera with a simple recording control. For other applications, the Contour+2 presents a frustrating user experience, which is disappointing, given its premium price. 1
Sony Action Cam HDR-AS15

CNET Rating7.5

User Rating7.0

October 23rd, 2012 - Sony's first action camera is good. It just needs a few design tweaks and feature fixes to make it stand out even more. 5
Panasonic HX-WA2

CNET Rating7.0

User Rating7.0

August 7th, 2012 - As a dedicated underwater camcorder, the WA2 does its job well, but we can't help feeling that a little extra money spent on a regular waterproof camera will be a better investment. 3
JVC Everio GZ-GX3B

CNET Rating8.0

July 16th, 2012 - The GX-G3B is an excellent all-rounder camcorder that boasts an innovative new live monitoring feature, allowing videos and still photos to be emailed without fuss.
- Where to buy? $1119 at 1 store
Canon Legria HFR36

CNET Rating7.2

User Rating7.5

June 13th, 2012 - While the HFR36 is a cheap camcorder, you definitely get what you pay for. 3
Canon Legria HFM52

CNET Rating6.8

June 12th, 2012 - The Canon HFM52 is a generic camera that matches its price tag. If you're looking for a straight, no-fuss camera without the gimmicks offered by other brands, then this camera would be a good purchase.
Panasonic HC-X900M

CNET Rating7.0

April 26th, 2012 - The HC-X900M is an impressive high-end camcorder from Panasonic, but it doesn't warrant its steep asking price, given the raft of other excellent models available. 3
Sony Handycam HDR-PJ760

CNET Rating8.0

April 13th, 2012 - The Sony HDR-PJ760 is a superb camera with clever design and fantastic control, perfect for those looking to shoot high-quality video with a handheld device. 3
Sony Handycam HDR-PJ260

CNET Rating6.5

April 11th, 2012 - This projector-enabled camcorder from Sony offers plenty of useful features, including a touchscreen, but is priced out of the reach of many casual videographers.
Toshiba Camileo X400

CNET Rating4.5

User Rating1.0

February 16th, 2012 - The overall appeal of the Toshiba Camileo X400 lies heavily in its aesthetic appearance and design, which make it seem like a far more expensive camera than it actually is. Underneath this impressive exterior, however, is a very poor video camera that is as underwhelming as it is frustrating. 2