Halfway through making this review, I almost thought "Nah, there's enough bad press about the Cam ECS-12 out there", but since it was actually kind of fun (and funny) to make this, I went on ahead and buttoned it up. This is a review... and a bit of advice to steer clear of the N-Strike Elite Cam ECS-12.
While it's certainly not the worst blaster built (it's actually quite solid), the high price and low-quality camera have made the Cam ECS-12 something to avoid. The only reason I even picked this one up to review was because the price was substantially cheaper than the retail prices they normally go for. I was still curious about the blaster and pitting it up against similar setups. You can read in detail about my findings with that in
>this article<
This is not just a review, but a bit of a comparison to what else is available to Nerf fans who want to capture their battle footage. This detailed breakdown should make things easier.
There's also a bit of "bonus material" after the logo rolls. Check out the full video!
It would be cheaper to buy a Stryfe and duct tape a 90's era camcorder that was even bad for the 90's on it. That's probably what went down at Hasbro R&D when this they was concepted.
ReplyDeletei agree with YALE70A here, that camera sucks for its era...
ReplyDeleteQuit picking on the Camblaster you big meany. It more bestest gun ever & shots nerf bullets very very long.
ReplyDeleteSincerly,
NERF R & D
Wonder if it would be a possible LTAR recase
ReplyDeleteI thought you said you used android :(
ReplyDeleteLTAR uses an iPhone or iPod. Tactical Mission App uses an iPhone or iPod. If I had an Android, I wouldn't have been able to review either of those! Haha
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