Kodak Wpz2 Waterproof Camera

 

I finally did it!


I’ve been enjoying my Kodak WPZ2 Waterproof Camera for a while now.


My first video was all about introducing the camera + sharing some sample photos. At that time...


I didn’t have underwater video footage yet… but now I do!



My second video is finally up, and I’m excited because I was able to test:
✔️ Underwater video (pool shots)
✔️ Audio quality while recording
✔️ Real-life performance beyond just photos


It’s honestly satisfying to see how this little rugged camera handles underwater moments. Not perfect, but definitely fun and worth experiencing... especially if you love casual adventures, swimming, or travel content.

If you’re curious about how the Kodak WPZ2 performs in actual use (not just specs), check out both videos on my YOUTUBE CHANNEL!


More tests soon… maybe beach next?


Loren x


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