We'd really have liked to see some improvements to the Mino HD's sensor (as well as the merciless execution of those touch-buttons), but overall it's still a pretty decent cam. This new version sells for $230, while the older 4GB model drops to $200—and we'd say the improvements are worth the extra $30 if you're torn between the two
Pure Digital Flip MinoHD 2nd-gen
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I really like this camera, i'm sad the Cisco has killed it! Read the full review →
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If you want something cheap and easy to use, this is a great choice for the casual user. Read the full review →
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I bought the Flip minoHD for my wife for Christmas. Hoping that she would spend more time videoing my kids because our mini-dv never gets used. Videoed the kids opening their presents on Christmas morning and everything appeared to be good. When I transfered the video file over to the computer... Read the full review →
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This is a great camcorder for casual video recording. Anything more than that is going to require something more professional. The Flip minoHD gets the job done, as long as "the job" is a kid's birthday party or something else you'll want to record in HD at an affordable price. Read the full review →
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