Pros
- Outstanding build quality and design
- Best-in-class low-light performance
Cons
- No still-photo capture
- No removable storage or battery
Bottom Line
The second-generation Flip MinoHD is the sexiest and most solidly built pocket camcorder we've seen yet, and it backs those refinements up with very good video quality.
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