Mevo Start 3-Pack Wireless Live Streaming Cameras, for Multi-Camera HD Video, App Control and Streaming via Smartphone or Wi-Fi and Signature Series Lens Cloth

DO NOT PURCHASE!!! This product used to be great. It was stupid simple and worked flawlessly everytime. Last year they tried to become something they're not. They tried a big upgrade to the Mevo Studio app. It sucks. It Crashes. It Loses connection. It Freezes. I built a whole new private network in my wedding chapel just to deal with the problems created by the upgrade. O built a closed system on a private router and drdicated laptop. It's still unreliable. I can’t count on it. It’s complicated and unreliable. I wish they would go back to the simple reliable app because this new one is honestly the worst app I've ever used. Hard to believe they had a perfect product and ruined it but they did. Now, I'm in a tough spot. I cant offer wedding videos if I can't count on this system and I can't. My frustration level is beyond 10. It feels like someone took something I relied on away from me. Now I've got an unreliable camera system. Do not miss your big moments. Buy something else or use your phone. You will hate this product. 😪

Let me start off by saying that the Mevo Start 3 is an AMAZING concept. Being able to switch between cameras on the Mevo Multicam app is pretty seamless. I was even able to pull a line out of my mixer to feed the sound through my tablet. The audio and video lined up perfectly. The problem is the video quality. I have adjusted the settings and the lighting in so many ways to try and get a solid, less grainy video. I have moved the cameras closer, further, you name it. You have to pump a LOT of light in to get decent (not great) footage. I have even watched some of the Mevo videos online and on Youtube to make sure that I wasn't missing a setting. The frame rate maxes out at 30 fps at 1080.. Would have liked to see at least 60, and maybe 2K?I feel like this would be really great to use outdoors if you were filming yourself camping or maybe at a sporting event during the day, but unfortunately, it doesn't seem to really deliver for the type of setup that I am using. If you are going to be indoors and are looking for color and light flexibility in your video setup, I am not sure that this is the cam for you. IF you have some newer-ish cell phones, you can actually link them to the Mevo Multicam app. We did that when we first started and the quality was pretty great. You just have to pay for the Pro version if you want to use your phones. Honestly though.. totally worth the 20 bucks a month if you are going to be doing a lot of video work and it is just you or you and one other person.Hope this helps.. I am going to be reaching out to their customer support team one more time to see if they can point me in the right direction. Sent request via website last week with no response. WIll assume positive intent that maybe it didn't get delivered. Web Chat or a phone number would be nice versus ticketing queue, but now I am just being pedantic

The cameras work fine in terms of picture quality, but the only way I can prevent them from slowing down (running low on resources, system seems slow) is to drop down to 720p (and even then, it still does some). This is on a tablet that, while it has other apps, its main job is to run the cameras, and on a brand-new dedicated router that only has the cameras connected to it. 720p is mostly not noticeable, but when editing and creating social clips, upscaling can result in less-than-ideal picture quality.

I use these cameras once a week for a youtube channel.I bought them in November and now (April 1st) the battery in one of the cameras won't charge. The camera gets hot but only one light flashed.I've contacted MEVO for support. They have sent me a process that "calibrates" the battery to the LED battery capacity indicator.So far that seems to work. I will know in about a week.Great support so far.

The only thing they do not have pause, wich is very important when you are recording