Toshiba Camileo Clip Review: Good on Paper, But... Discussion

[Grant Hatchimonji]

The Camileo Clip is a semi-ruggedized pocket camcorder from Toshiba whose main attraction is its build-in clip, which allows the device to be attached to clothing, straps, or other surfaces for hands-free operation. Meant for shooting on the go, the Clip shoot full HD (1920 x 1080p at 30 fps) video and snap 16 megapixel photos. It is currently going for $99.99 on Toshiba's website and is available in a variety of colors, including white, red, light blue, and dark blue.

We originally laid eyes on the Clip earlier this year back at CES, and now we've gotten to spend some time with the final product. Does Toshiba succeed at creating the perfect pocket camcorder for your active lifestyle?

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[Andy Stanton]

The big issue to me is the camcorder's image quality. Oversaturation isn't necessarily a problem because the folks who are going to be using it are not serious photographers. The question I have is whether, overall, the videos are at least as good, if not better, than what you can get with a decent smartphone.