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Camera Remote Watch App Reviews

The Camera Remote Watch app recently received 5 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 2 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Camera Remote Watch app an average rating of 1.60 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 5 ratings since its release on Feb 23 by AppMosaiccom. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Camera Remote Watch?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 3.40 out of 5

5 global ratings

5 Star
20%
4 Star
0%
3 Star
40%
2 Star
40%

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5 Positive User Reviews for Camera Remote Watch

Works but very limited

Have a Garmin Epic and the camera app on the watch will trigger the shutter on the phone. Must use the companion phone app which is very limited and has to be purchased . Would be nice if you could also start a video on the phone. Make sure the watch and phone are connected.

As advertised

I downloaded this app to my iPhone 8 Plus. It loaded up right away. I clicked ‘allow’ for permission to access my photos and my camera. I clicked open the app on my Versa 2. I tapped on the camera icon as I was holding up my phone. The app activated the shutter on my phone. No problems whatsoever. I look forward to using this with my selfie stick or to do group photos that I’m in, or maybe just instead of using the button on my phone.

Got it to work on my Versa and iPhone 10.

I first synced the Fitbit app with my Versa. It’s important to Keep the Fitbit app running in the background. Open the camera remote watch app on the iPhone. Open on the Fitbit camera remote app. Take a picture remotely. It’s a little slow connecting which is why I’m giving it 3 stars.

2 Negative User Reviews for Camera Remote Watch

Save your money

This App. does work occasionally, but it’s not reliable even when your on a hi speed WiFi connection . To use you have to wait for connecting to phone and Fitbit sync. once and if it connects, it then works.

Doesn’t work with a standard iOS camera app

If you expect this to turn your wrist into usual low cost remote camera shutter, you would be disappointed. It doesn’t work with the iOS camera app. It runs its own and very limited camera app.