01 / DELAY
By the time you reach for the phone, it's gone.
Unlock, swipe, open camera, hit record. The first laugh, the first try, the perfect line — already over.
AS FEATURED IN★
WIRED★
OUTSIDE★
THE VERGE★
GEAR PATROL★
DIGITAL TRENDS★
TECHRADAR★
POPULAR MECHANICS★
T3★
CNET★
AS FEATURED IN★
WIRED★
OUTSIDE★
THE VERGE★
GEAR PATROL★
DIGITAL TRENDS★
TECHRADAR★
POPULAR MECHANICS★
T3★
CNET★
● Raw, unedited footage
We're not asking you to trust the adjectives. Here's what it actually looks like.
● Built for the way you actually use it
One camera. Five very different days.
Pick how you'll use it. Each setup uses the same camera body — just a different mount and a different mindset.
● What you actually get
Just enough camera to make filming feel like nothing.
We stripped the dials, modes and menus. What's left is the shortest path between "this is cool" and "it's already recording."
Magnetic clip + lanyard
Snaps to a metal disk on your shirt, helmet, bars or fridge. Off in one tug.
120° wide POV lens
Wide enough to feel natural, narrow enough to avoid the fish-eye look.
One-press start
Single physical button. No menus, no app, no fumbling.
Wi-Fi transfer
Pair once, then tap to pull clips to your phone whenever.
Up to 180 min*
Recorded at 1080p, screen off. Runtime drops at 4K — we publish the curve.
58 g, pocketable
Small enough you genuinely forget you're wearing it.
* 180 min runtime measured at 1080p / 30fps with Wi-Fi off and screen off at 22°C.
● The problem with phone-first memory
Your phone turns you into the camera operator at the exact moment you want to be present.
We surveyed 3,200 parents, riders, travelers and creators. Same three frustrations came back, in their own words.
02 / DISCONNECTION
The person filming is never in the memory.
Whoever holds the phone steps out of the moment. Your face never shows up in the videos that matter.
03 / PERSPECTIVE
Phone footage looks nothing like what you actually saw.
Held at arm's length, pointed at the wrong thing. The angle was never going to capture how it felt.
● An honest comparison
We won't pretend we beat the $500 cameras. We won't have to.
FPV Pro Cam is the wearable POV camera most people actually need.
● Pick the one that matches your day
Bundles built around how you'll actually use it.
Same camera in every box. Different mounts and accessories so you skip the guessing game.
● Full spec sheet
The whole sheet. With the conditions.
We publish test conditions for runtime, charge time and waterproofing. Numbers without context don't help you.
Capture
Video
3840×2160 @ 30fps (4K) · 1920×1080 @ 30fps
Photo
12 MP JPEG
Lens
120° wide · f/2.0 fixed focus
Stabilization
Electronic (EIS) on 1080p/4K
Audio
Built-in stereo · AAC / MP3
Power & storage
Battery
Up to 180 min* @1080p
Charging
screen off
Storage
22°C
Transfer
~30 min via 18W USB-C charger (sold separately)
Body
Weight
58 g
Dimensions
52 × 38 × 22 mm
Mount
Magnetic disc back + 1/4-20 thread adapter
Water resistance
IPX4 splash-resistant · IPX8 with optional case
In the box
Standard
Camera · lanyard · shirt disc · USB-C cable · guide
Not included
microSD card · wall charger · waterproof case
Warranty
2 years replacement (defects)
Returns
30 days
● Verified buyer reviews
4.7 / 5 across 2,184 verified owners.
We only publish verified-purchase reviews. No incentives.
Finally a POV cam I actually use
I had a HERO sitting in a drawer for two years because setup felt like a project. This thing I clip to my jacket and forget.
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● VERIFIED
Marc D.
Rider · Denver
I'm in the home videos again
I used to be the one filming everything, which means I never showed up in any of them. Now my husband and I both wear one at family stuff.
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Priya R.
CO
Phone stays in my pocket on trips
Did a 9-day Portugal trip with this clipped to my jacket. Battery got me through full mornings, transfer to phone in the evening was easy.
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Theo K.
Parent · Brooklyn
B-roll life-saver for tutorials
I make cooking shorts. Used to set up a phone on a tripod and hope. Now I just clip on while I cook and trim later.
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Jenna L.
NY
It's the dog-walk camera
Sounds stupid but it's true. My dog does dumb things and now I have video of it. The clip is genuinely fast to start.
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Sam T.
Traveler · Lisbon
Read the mount instructions
Followed the helmet mount guide and it's solid. I tried clipping it directly on my jersey first and it shifted. Footage at 4K is sharp.
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Andrés M.
Creator · 87k followers
● Real questions, real answers
Anything we haven't answered, we owe you a straight answer for.
Still on the fence? Email hello@hiddenlens.com
We sell only through hiddenlens.com. Same SKU, same packaging, same support team — no Amazon resellers. Every unit ships with a serial you can verify in your account.
Through a t-shirt or jacket: yes, with the included shirt disc behind the fabric. For high-vibration sports, use the Ride Bundle's strap or helmet mount.
180 min is measured at 1080p / 30fps, screen and Wi-Fi off, at 22°C. At 4K30 with Wi-Fi on, expect roughly 75–90 min. We publish the full curve in the user guide.
The camera body is IPX4 splash-resistant — rain, sweat, splashes. For pool depth (up to 10 m), use the optional protective case.
FPV Companion is our own iOS/Android app, built in-house. It handles Wi-Fi pairing, clip transfer, basic trimming, and over-the-air firmware updates.
Email support within 30 days of delivery; we send a free return label. No restocking fee. Refunded within 5 business days of receipt.
Because it does less. We focus the bill of materials on the parts that matter for wearable POV: lens, sensor, mount, battery, body.
Decently — better than a phone in the same scene. The 1080p mode performs better in low light than 4K.
