Flip Video Mino Series Camcorder, 60 Minutes (White)

We find the Mino to be extremely handy and easy to use! My 12 year old daughter can easily use it to create school presentations and record highlights when we're traveling. It is easy to charge through the non replaceable rechargeable battery is somewhat of a drawback it isn't a deal breaker.

THIS IS THE SECOND FLIP VIDEO CAMERA I HAVE PURCHASED.
MY 1st.WAS THE FLIP ULTRA SERIES.I AM SUPER HAPPY WITH
BOTH OF THEM.THE VIDEOS I HAVE DOWNLOADED TO MY PUTER
& THEN EMAILED TO FRIENDS & FAMILY WERE RECEIVED BY THEM
WITH RETURNED COMPLMENTS ON THE GREAT QUALITY OF THE VIDEOS FROM SUCH A SMALL INEXPENSIVE CAMERA.
BOTH OF THE CAMERAS TAKE ONLY A SHORT TIME TOO MASTER.
THE FLIP MINO WITH THE TOUCH SCREEN BUTTONS ARE A GREAT IMPROVEMENT OVER THE EARLIER MODELS.ANY OF THE VIDEO
CAMERAS MAKE GOOD GIFTS FOR FRIENDS & FAMILY TOO PASS ON
PICS. & VIDS.VIA EMAIL.
AS FLIP VIDEO COMES OUT WITH NEW & IMPROVED PRODUCTS I WILL CONTINUE TOO TRY THEM OUT & PASS MY OLDER ONES ON
FAMILY. GREAT PRODUCT!! Flip Video Mino Series Camcorder, 60 Minutes (Black)

I have had the Flip Video Mino for a couple of weeks. It is simple to use, the quality of the picture is excellent. Highly recommend it. Would consider it a best buy!!!

We have a grandson of 18 months which makes this the idea camera for taking videos and emailing to friends and family. We had earlier purchased another one for our son to send us videos of the family. As of now my sister and niece have them so keeping up with our family as they grow has become so much easier for all of us.Very easy to use. Overall we couldn't be happier and the price range is extremely reasonable.

This is my THIRD Flip video camera. I owned 2 of the Flip Ultra 60 minutes cameras before purchasing this one. I had actually lost one of my originals and had loaned out the other to my mom in another state. I was headed for vacation and needed a camera.

The major differences between the new Mino and the Ultra are:
Mino is smaller. Shorter and thinner.
Mino does not take batteries, only charges through the USB.

The video quality of the Mino is the same as an Ultra. They function is the same. It may or may not be worth the larger price tag... I have not decided yet.

A MAJOR 'PROBLEM' IS THAT I DID NOT KNOW THE HIGH DEF VERSION WAS GOING TO BE RELEASED SO SOON AFTER THE RELEASE OF THE MINO. IF I HAD KNOW, I WOULD HAVE HELD OFF AND PURCHASED THE HD FLIP.