Riderr Vue Camera

The camera is initially a bit complex to set up, but afterwards is very easy to use and customize settings. Battery life is very good, easy to attach to helmet with the attachments. Would appreciate a 1440p version though.

I bought this to replace my drift ghost s that served me well for 12 years.
The result: Lost it on the first ride out on the A316 as the adhesive came apart and the camera fell under the wheels of the bus behind me with only the pads left on my helmet as an insult to the injury my wallet suffered

This works well and is reasonably priced. I wanted one for peace of mind after being nearly taken out by a crazy driver. The battery lasts very well (multiple short rides or a full day) and it's easy enough to view clips. Downsides: it's a bit hefty, but you don't notice after a while. I would have liked a bit more initial guidance around set up in a quick start guide, as I had to hunt round the web and Youtube, but once done it's easy to use. I did have a fault on the card slot (card wouldn't lock into place) but Sportsbikeshop swapped it over no problems. Vid quality seems fine - it probably isn't quite a GoPro, but for general recording you can't go far wrong.

Much simpler to use than a leading competitor. Menu is simple enough to follow and makes sesne.
I wanted something more reliable than my old camera which was forever suddenly stopping without reason.
So far the Riderr Vue seems to be many times improved. Good clear imagery, wide angles enough to capture those pesky idiots that try to pull out of a nearside junction and then dont accelerate etc.
I cannot comment on the handlebar mirror mount as they are curren tly out of stock.
I would happily recommend this camera.