- [Jonathan] You guys, Jonathan here and this is FrontRow.
The goal is to be the wearable camera of the future,
and really it's unlike anything you've seen before.
A huge shout-out to FrontRow for sponsoring an early Look,
I am stoked to be one of the first people on the planet
to check this out, and also for sending me a second one
to give away to you guys.
So if you're interested, details on that are down below.
Thumbs up are not required, but they are always
of course, appreciated.
So what is it about that stands out to me
is one, is a super sleek compact piece of tech.
It's lightweight and two, it is a wearable camera
that doesn't make you feel silly wearing it
if that makes sense.
Now because of the design, the idea behind
FrontRow is to capture those every day moments
while remaining completely hands-free.
I like the fact that there's some modularity here,
you may have not noticed it at first
but if you look closely, this connector here
gives you that flexibility.
You can use it with a lanyard, a magnetic clip
that works fantastic as a stand,
or even with different third party accessories
like you see here.
Now as far as what makes this unique,
I think for me again what stands out most
is the fact that this really is the first
wearable camera that you don't need a head strap
or a chest mount or some crazy accessory
that makes you look or feel like a crazy person in public.
It has this beautiful circular
high resolution touchscreen that looks like
it is straight out of the future.
I also really like the fact that while it does work great
with iOS and Android, you are not reliant on your smartphone
to get that content off your device.
You can share it directly from FrontRow.
Beyond that no features in the world would matter
if it was a bad user experience,
but you can see as I swipe and navigate through things
everything is crazy responsive and super snappy.
I'll also be honest straight up capturing
either a photo or a video, there is Story Mode
which I will cover in more detail shortly
but the idea here is that it's gonna give you
this really unique cool first person time lapse perspective
of your day which is awesome.
As far as the specs go, your main shooter
has an 8 megapixel sensor paired
with a 5 megapixel front-facing camera
but more importantly, that 8 megapixel sensor
is a crazy wide 140 degrees wide lens
that's gonna light and capture
all kinds of things in the frame.
Internally, you have 32 gigabytes of storage
but you also have the ability
to expand that via cloud storage.
Video-wise this shoots in 1080p
or in 4K at a 4 by 3 aspect ratio.
Now the idea there is, it's gonna give that extra punch,
that extra sharpness so you can punch in and post.
Two things that really stand out
to me as far as capture goes
one, the OASness is crazy good.
It is almost scary how well it works.
If you're out there on the go,
or if you're out there on the road,
you don't have to worry about that shaky video.
It just works really well.
Also, the microphone capture works really well.
So if you are at a concert
or if you're just in a general noisy environment
you're not gonna have to sacrifice audio quality.
So right now I'm testing the microphone quality
while capturing front-facing video.
Excuse the squinting, it's a little bright right now,
but I would love to hear what you think
with a comment down below.
Beyond that you know I love me some USB scene.
FrontRow does not disappoint there.
In addition to having that USB-C port
you're also getting a crazy fast
20 minute quick charge time.
You do of course get really solid battery life with FrontRow
but it's nice to know just in case you do run out of juice,
you're gonna be able to charge up super quick.
Now software-wise, with FrontRow
there are three core features.
Starting with the ability to livestream
directly from the device.
It works with Twitter, Facebook
and more importantly for me YouTube.
From there we have of course Story Mode,
which again is this crazy first person time lapse
and the way it works, it actually will use
its built-in motion sensor to know
when to capture those moments.
With this you can record up to 16 hours
and the beauty of it, is you're not gonna have to do
much work at the end of the day.
The idea is you kind of set it,
forget about it and then look back
on moments you may have not normally captured.
Conversely for someone who likes to tweet things
you're not just stuck with that story,
you do have the ability to enter a story editor
and with that you can save a frame,
pull out a frame or even just
the playback speed on the story.
From there again the FrontRow works incredibly by itself
but you do also have really solid support
from the FrontRow app on your smartphone.
Really you guys can see here on video
how responsive everything is to the preview mode.
It is lightning fast and what's cool is
it's gonna work both through WiFi and Bluetooth.
What's really cool is automatically right off the bat,
you're getting a low resolution preview version
of that picture or that video
you just took on your smartphone
but what happens when you connect a FrontRow
and your phone on same WiFi network
it's automatically gonna sync at high resolution
full quality version of video or picture.
From there you also have the ability to control everything
remotely from your phone.
This is especially important if you just want to use
the FrontRow device as your main livestreaming device.
You're not gonna have to mess with it
or touch things on the FrontRow.
You can do everything from your smartphone.
So far I think this is an awesome wearable camera.
More importantly, it's intuitive, it's snappy
and incredibly easy to use.
It looks great, it captures fantastic content
and I think more importantly, it's gonna be great
for those who aren't super techy
who don't want this crazy obtrusive rig or camera,
who just want to capture life moments.
Aside from that, thank you guys very much for watching.
Hopefully you enjoyed the video.
If you did and you feel like being awesome
make sure you smash that like button.
If you want to check out FrontRow
I will drop a link down below.
This is Jonathan and I will catch you guys later.