Pros
- Five shooting modes and three resolution settings
- Swiveling lens and fashionable looks
Cons
- No integrated USB connector
- Must remove battery to charge it
Bottom Line
The flashy, well-priced Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1 doesn't deliver outstanding video quality, but it does offer great features and versatility for a high-def pocket camcorder.
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