Classic Live Streaming Camera

Crafted with meticulous precision,allows your audience to experience silky HD images, elevating your live broadcast to an intimate live meet-and-greet experience.

Reinventing the classic

Ordro XV80

In the Box
  • DV bag*1
  • Remote control*2
  • Lens cap*1
  • NP180 battery*1
  • TYPE-C cable*1
  • HDMI cable*1
  • Instruction manual*1
Specifications

Sensor
SONY CMOS
Video Resolution
5K :5120*2880 (30fps)
4K :3840*2160(60fps) ( 30fps)
2.7K:2688*1512(60fps) ( 30fps)
FHD 1080P : 1920*1080 (60fps) (30fps)
HD 720P : 1280*720 (60fps) (30fps)
Video format
MP4
Photo format
JPEG
Photo resolution
48M/36M/30M/20M/14M/10M/8M/5M/3M/2M

Screen
3.5 inch IPS touch screen (16:9)
Battery Capacity
1450mAh(NP180)

Memory Card:External SD card (Max:512GB)
(Card speed requires U3/Class30/V30 or higher)
USB
Type-C
Night Vision
YES
Weight
0.48 lb (219 g)

  • 5 stars: 2 (50%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Anonymous (Tokyo, JP)
Decent Camera for the Price

The good points about this camera are that it supports night vision and optical zoom. There are not many products that meet both of these conditions, so it deserves some credit for that. However, the built-in IR light only works effectively within about 1–2 meters, and since it is more of a spotlight, it cannot illuminate an entire room. If you plan to use night vision properly, you will need to purchase an additional IR light.

I bought the set with the handle, but it does not work very well with the “photo” button that is used for semi-manual focus adjustment. As for the microphone, the built-in one sounds a bit muffled, so using an external mic is preferable. In terms of image quality, it performs about the same as a standard 1/2.8" sensor camera—there’s no real need to push it to 4K or 5K. The image stabilization does exist, but it feels outdated compared to modern cameras (probably because it is lens-shift only, so it’s not very high-performing). Another point is that the manufacturer seems to consider it a “convenient feature” that the power turns on and off with the opening/closing of the display. However, the inability to record with the screen closed is a drawback for me. Ideally, this could be improved with a firmware update to make it switchable.

That being said, while I’ve listed many shortcomings, buying a new camera with the same features would normally cost more. If your needs match its strengths (for example, you’re willing to buy an IR light to use night vision, you want a decent zoom, and you want to keep costs low), this camera can still be a good choice.

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Wolfram-Andreas (Leipzig, DE)
Für diesen Preis ein einmaliges Produkt

Eine solide Cam für viele Gelegenheiten in guter Qualität. 4K-Videos sind mit 30 fps gut, mit 60 fps hat die Cam leichte Qualitätsprobleme. Die sind aber nicht gravierend. Alles in allem eine empfehlenswerte Videokamera.

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jean-claude D. (Lille, FR)
Très bon matériel

J'adore ce caméscope.... C'est vraiment un très bon achat... D'abord le prix très compétitif, qui permet de concurrencer d'autres marques...mon seul souhait c'est que vous vendiez les accessoires de ce caméscope ( peigne, cache soleil, micro, batterie) en dehors de la base....

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GEORGE L. (Thessaloniki, GR)

ORDRO XV80 5K Professional Handycam 12X Optical HDR Video Camera for LiveStreaming

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Brian

What resolution video is output over HDMI or USB?

Ordro

output over HDMI, recording is 1080p, while the preview is 4K.

ORDRO XV80 — Frequently Asked Questions 

What is the difference between 12X optical zoom and 40X hybrid zoom on the ORDRO XV80? 

The ORDRO XV80 features 12X optical zoom, allowing you to capture distant subjects using the camera's optical lens system while preserving more image detail. It also supports up to 40X hybrid zoom for additional reach. The 12X optical zoom is especially useful for recording school performances, church services, sporting events, and other distant subjects.

Does the ORDRO XV80 support 5K video recording? 

Yes. The ORDRO XV80 supports 5K video recording at 30fps (5120 × 2880) and 4K recording at up to 60fps (3840 × 2160). It features an 8MP Sony CMOS sensor and records video in MP4 format. The camera also offers photo resolutions up to 48MP through software interpolation, rather than a native 48MP sensor.

Does the ORDRO XV80 have infrared night vision? 

Yes. The ORDRO XV80 supports infrared night vision recording. For improved visibility in dark environments, a compatible external IR illuminator can be used. The optional Night Vision Kit includes an IR light, while other configurations may require purchasing one separately. Night vision performance depends on the available infrared illumination and shooting distance.

What SD card is recommended for the ORDRO XV80 5K camcorder? 

The ORDRO XV80 supports external SD cards with capacities of up to 512GB. For 5K and 4K video recording, we recommend a high-speed SD card rated UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) or Video Speed Class V30 or higher. A compatible high-speed card helps maintain reliable recording performance, especially when recording high-resolution video.

Is the ORDRO XV80 suitable for church services, school performances, and interviews? 

Yes. The ORDRO XV80 is designed for various video recording applications, including church services, school performances, interviews, family events, and stage presentations. Its 12X optical zoom helps frame distant subjects, while the 3.5-inch IPS touchscreen makes it convenient to monitor your shots and adjust camera settings.