The OPKIX Camera has been making it's rounds through the Paintball Community and it is a massive HIT! Barrel mounted cameras have been the way to go to really capture that feeling of being in the game with a POV perspective. This is where you can backup all your claims throughout the day of how many eliminations you really got! Traditionally, however, the barrel mounted camera go to has been the GoPro, which is bulky and blocks a lot of precious view, especially if you are rocking the OG camera. The OPKIX, is unbelievably small and comes with an array of accessories that help you take it everywhere. The camera is waterproof, to a certain depth, and best of all, it is barrel mountable thanks to their silicone barrel mounts. I use the small size mount and it fits perfectly around my Acculock Barrel System. The best thing about having a barrel mounted camera, believe me, is that you tend to make moves that you wouldn't normally. I find when I lend the camera out to a teammate or a friend, they try to bunker more people, cause why not get the best shot you can for the gram right? The camera shoots 30fps at 1080p, which isn't the highest resolution available on the market, but when you see the size of the camera, you are blown away by the footage and what it is able to do. Like I said, the paintball community has adopted this tiny camera system fully and I have had nothing but great, positive feedback. I highly recommend getting the two camera system. As you can imagine, the battery life isn't fantastic on the camera, but it is a perfect design with the two camera system anyway. The way it works is similar to a pair of AirPods or any of these fancy bluetooth headphones these days. You have a hard drive charging device, nicknamed "the Egg," to which you use to store your cameras. The Egg serves as a home base and your point of contact for downloading the content to your phone. I charge my Egg on the way to the field to make sure I am topped off when I arrive. Then I will mount a cam to my barrel, play about 5-7 points, or until the camera no longer turns on and then I just swap the cameras out. The Egg then downloads the full unit and recharges the batteries while I play another handful of points. Then just rinse and repeat for the remainder of the day. After I bunker someone or have an epic point, often times they go hand in hand, I immediately send the content to my phone and brag to the team that I shot someone. Easy as that!