This is by far the BEST review! I've watched many Eyoyo reviews and I didn't know there was that much of a difference between the different versions, just saw the battery pack was different. Also with the upgraded battery pack it has connectors that you can attach to larger screens/monitors if need be, You could even swap it out for a larger battery in the future too. Thank you!! I'm going with the upgraded one, costs almost double with 9inch screen, but will be a life timer
Excellent review man! You really cover all points I have one and I really love it, I was considering getting the one with recording but you mentioned that not the greatest quality wich make me think it twice now.
Thanks for watching! I'll likely upgrade to a Marcum or Aqua Vu next year, but these were a great entry point and will always be a good backup or secondary.
What a supreme review! You've sold me. The next possible option for me is about $400 and these now run $220. Wish I had seen your video two months ago. Pike season ends soon and our ice will be unsafe in a few weeks anyway. I'll get it for spring fishing perch from my boat. I hope the screen shows well in bright sunlight.
OMB- Am heading to canada for a week of ice fishing at the end of Feb and after viewing your video am considering an underwater camera to make the experience even more fun. I typically get about 2 week long ice fishing trips a year and don't want to invest a ton of $ if it doesn't add value to the experience. Do you think the eyoyo 720 version would provide a reasonable picture quality in low light conditions (canadian ice is typically thick 4+ feet with snow cover).
Hey Dan, thanks for watching! I've never personally used mine under that much ice, however, based on my experience, I would guess that you'd likely only get reasonable quality for a handful of the brightest hours of the day - like 11AM - 2PM-ish. Once you lose high sun, the quality degrades pretty quickly. Hope you have an awesome trip!
Thanks for a great review. It helped me decide to get this one. btw, are you able to flip the image horizontally (left is right, right is left)? I am thinking to use this as a backup camera for my trailer too. 😀
I have a 2 tips for everyone. 1). To control and aim the camera better (unless you find a better way), cut a hole in the bottom of a five gallon bucket just large enough for the camera to fit down in it. Turn the bucket upside down. You’ll have to get a 4” foam ball (amazon or a flower store should have them) and cut into it half way to the center for the cable just wide enough to be slide the camera cable and hold it tight inside to that half way mark. This will enable you to slide the cable up and down in the foam to be long enough to be through the bucket and into the water as far as you want. Turn on your camera and move the foam in a slow horizontal circle to hold the cable steady when you find the view you desire. Without the foam ball or other form of keeping the camera from spinning on the cable and waiting forever to stop with each adjustment of view direction which will happen. Without the foam trick, it’s hard to do as adding weight to the camera will cause it to sink in soft bottoms. I prefer my camera to be just about a 6” 8” down in the water with the cable attached by a single white clip on the back of the camera. That’s where it can gather the most light and sits at an angle. You can lower it to near bottom by pulling more cable through the foam if desired angle is from below. 2). As far as the cables go, the set of two cables for the battery are self evident with them being black and yellow from the screen to the battery. There has been many reviews where people are a little confused as to what cables connect from the battery to the camera. Simply label both sides of each of the 3 cables as 1,2 and 3. Label the black, short male (short pronged) to the red that goes to the camera #1. The red and yellow other cables become self evident now. Dang, I’m done! Peace!
Once I get my underwater camera, I plan to cut out a circular piece from a foam mat that covers an 8 inch hole generously, cut a hole in it just wide enough for the cable to pass through easily, and then attach a long clip to the cable to keep it in place, and I can make micro-adjustments by slightly turning the clip. Excited to see how it works. It's just a little more compact than a bucket over the hole.
@@chrislaprise398 Thanks! Gonna buy a bunch of foam gym mats for the floor of my pop-up and for sealing away non-insulated tip-ups, and this of course. I'll try to remember to come back to this and tell how it works this coming winter.
@@johnzach8528 I originally ordered rubber mats, lol. Way too heavy! I got some foam that is so much lighter for the floor. Even mapped out where everything goes in, hole for camera, fishing holes equipment and chairs on graph paper. Hopefully next ice season is great. Also for finding weed edges and fish I bought a Lawrence hook 2 reveal with side and bottom scan plus sonar. The side scan can look 100 ft in each direction! Then I know exactly where to put the shanty! Looking forward to your report this winter.
@@OldMinnowBoy damnit thats what i thought and ended up getting the 9in display with 1000tvl. I tought since the screen is bigger the quality would have to be. Guess ill be returning that haha
It's junk don't wast your money it don't last camera leaks and stops working I've had 3 of these returned all of them was wast of time and money, I have marcum hd pursuit now and it's well worth the extra money. Really don't waste your time or money
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This is by far the BEST review! I've watched many Eyoyo reviews and I didn't know there was that much of a difference between the different versions, just saw the battery pack was different. Also with the upgraded battery pack it has connectors that you can attach to larger screens/monitors if need be, You could even swap it out for a larger battery in the future too.
Thank you!! I'm going with the upgraded one, costs almost double with 9inch screen, but will be a life timer
Glad it was helpful, Zoe!
I got one last month and used 3 times for ice fishing and I hope it is okay next ice season. Love it 😍
That’s the absolute best vid I’ve seen on underwater cameras. Fantastic. Thanks
Thanks for watching, Robert! Glad it was helpful.
Great review, this saved me a lot of headache as I almost purchased the lower quality edition! Thank you!
Thanks, Joshua - glad it was helpful!
@@OldMinnowBoy What are your thought on 7" versus 9" screen, especially when taking out kids?
@@joshuasmith2689 Personally, I don't think it makes much difference, and not worth the extra money.
Excellent review man! You really cover all points I have one and I really love it, I was considering getting the one with recording but you mentioned that not the greatest quality wich make me think it twice now.
Thanks for watching! I'll likely upgrade to a Marcum or Aqua Vu next year, but these were a great entry point and will always be a good backup or secondary.
What a supreme review! You've sold me. The next possible option for me is about $400 and these now run $220. Wish I had seen your video two months ago. Pike season ends soon and our ice will be unsafe in a few weeks anyway. I'll get it for spring fishing perch from my boat. I hope the screen shows well in bright sunlight.
Thanks, Dale! A year later and my eYoyos are still going strong!
thanks a bunch i did get the 720 p so with your video i got the bettrer one. anyways great review
Cool! Thanks for watching!
Great video. I bought the Moocor 7" camera. Thanks for sharing it with us 🇺🇸 😀.
Good luck with it, Tom! Thanks for watching!
This is one of the better reviews but n detail on this unit. Have you used it with a flasher and does it cause any issues with your flasher?
I've not had any issues next to my Helix 5 ice unit. I've not tried it next to a traditional flasher.
Great Video! Subbed! 👍 I found your channel from your website!
Excellent to the point review...
Thanks for watching, Kelly! Glad it was helpful.
I'm new at this. How do you know if you are buying the updated version of the product??
Great video:) how often do u use the led light ?
Honestly very little...... typically for 20-30 minutes before dawn and after sunset.
@@OldMinnowBoy thanks / so if u don't want to use the led/ u unplug the led cable? I just ordered the 720 camera today:)
Yep..... that's correct!
@@OldMinnowBoythanks a lot:)
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
OMB- Am heading to canada for a week of ice fishing at the end of Feb and after viewing your video am considering an underwater camera to make the experience even more fun. I typically get about 2 week long ice fishing trips a year and don't want to invest a ton of $ if it doesn't add value to the experience. Do you think the eyoyo 720 version would provide a reasonable picture quality in low light conditions (canadian ice is typically thick 4+ feet with snow cover).
Hey Dan, thanks for watching! I've never personally used mine under that much ice, however, based on my experience, I would guess that you'd likely only get reasonable quality for a handful of the brightest hours of the day - like 11AM - 2PM-ish. Once you lose high sun, the quality degrades pretty quickly. Hope you have an awesome trip!
Thanks for a great review. It helped me decide to get this one. btw, are you able to flip the image horizontally (left is right, right is left)? I am thinking to use this as a backup camera for my trailer too. 😀
Thanks for watching! Unfortunately, no image flip capability. 😬😬
I’m buying this now, and I don’t even fish. Maybe there are plumbing applications?
You definitely need one for your plumbing endeavors!
Great Review! Thanks!
Thanks for watching, Shannon!
Great review
I have a 2 tips for everyone.
1). To control and aim the camera better (unless you find a better way), cut a hole in the bottom of a five gallon bucket just large enough for the camera to fit down in it. Turn the bucket upside down. You’ll have to get a 4” foam ball (amazon or a flower store should have them) and cut into it half way to the center for the cable just wide enough to be slide the camera cable and hold it tight inside to that half way mark. This will enable you to slide the cable up and down in the foam to be long enough to be through the bucket and into the water as far as you want. Turn on your camera and move the foam in a slow horizontal circle to hold the cable steady when you find the view you desire. Without the foam ball or other form of keeping the camera from spinning on the cable and waiting forever to stop with each adjustment of view direction which will happen. Without the foam trick, it’s hard to do as adding weight to the camera will cause it to sink in soft bottoms. I prefer my camera to be just about a 6” 8” down in the water with the cable attached by a single white clip on the back of the camera. That’s where it can gather the most light and sits at an angle. You can lower it to near bottom by pulling more cable through the foam if desired angle is from below.
2). As far as the cables go, the set of two cables for the battery are self evident with them being black and yellow from the screen to the battery. There has been many reviews where people are a little confused as to what cables connect from the battery to the camera.
Simply label both sides of each of the 3 cables as 1,2 and 3. Label the black, short male (short pronged) to the red that goes to the camera #1. The red and yellow other cables become self evident now. Dang, I’m done! Peace!
Once I get my underwater camera, I plan to cut out a circular piece from a foam mat that covers an 8 inch hole generously, cut a hole in it just wide enough for the cable to pass through easily, and then attach a long clip to the cable to keep it in place, and I can make micro-adjustments by slightly turning the clip. Excited to see how it works. It's just a little more compact than a bucket over the hole.
@@johnzach8528 good idea!
@@chrislaprise398 Thanks! Gonna buy a bunch of foam gym mats for the floor of my pop-up and for sealing away non-insulated tip-ups, and this of course. I'll try to remember to come back to this and tell how it works this coming winter.
@@johnzach8528 I originally ordered rubber mats, lol. Way too heavy! I got some foam that is so much lighter for the floor. Even mapped out where everything goes in, hole for camera, fishing holes equipment and chairs on graph paper. Hopefully next ice season is great. Also for finding weed edges and fish I bought a Lawrence hook 2 reveal with side and bottom scan plus sonar. The side scan can look 100 ft in each direction! Then I know exactly where to put the shanty! Looking forward to your report this winter.
Do you have a link for the tripod & stool?
Nice
So 720p is better than the 1000tvl?
Yes, absolutely!
@@OldMinnowBoy damnit thats what i thought and ended up getting the 9in display with 1000tvl. I tought since the screen is bigger the quality would have to be. Guess ill be returning that haha
Have you ever heard anything about the moocor 720p. It has white light and infrared.
@@dltorres17 Yes, I'm fairly certain it's essentially the same as eYoyo.... Just under a different brand name.
Do I have to have a generator to plug it in because that's the only way it will work
Please use eyoyo for fish or crap traps. Thanks
I cant Find it in aliexpress
Just search for "Eyoyo Fishing camera" on aliexpress. It's there.
I thought the whole package and usability was garbage. It's especially bad for hole hopping.
Can you help me ?
It's junk don't wast your money it don't last camera leaks and stops working I've had 3 of these returned all of them was wast of time and money, I have marcum hd pursuit now and it's well worth the extra money. Really don't waste your time or money
Thanks for posting your experience. Mine are both still going strong after 1 season of heavy use. We'll see how they hold up this season!
I agree. Same experience.
@@ychongy which experience did you have success or failure?
Too much techno babble for a simple fisherman, who just wants to buy a good quality unit.
Great review
Do you have a link for the stool and tripod? Thanks
Sure thing! Stool: amzn.to/3jCnsWD
Tripod: amzn.to/3VrR85X
@@OldMinnowBoy what size stool did you buy? There’s a few options
@@FishHardGetLucky I'm using the 11".