The tele/wide button that controls the zoom is where you expect it: on the back top of the H30. Most of the H30’s controls are accessed through the touchscreen, but there are also a few dedicated buttons on the device, each easily accessible and labeled appropriately. I expect you’ll have the cloth performing double duty, wiping the touchscreen along with every other part of the H30 you touch. Toshiba packaged a microfiber cloth with the H30, but based on the cloth’s small size, it’s probably intended to keep the touchscreen LCD clean. It comes in one color palette: a traditional metallic silver and black with a plastic glossy finish that doesn’t hide smudges and fingerprints well. Weighing about nine ounces, the Camileo H30 is on the smaller end in terms of standard camcorder size, ideal for purses and backpacks, but too large to fit in a pocket. On top and just behind the lens is the speaker for playing back videos, and there are two sections of microphone pinholes on the front of the flip-out 3-inch LCD touchscreen. Under the lens at the front of the H30 is a flash for stills (there is no external light for video) and a red LED that blinks when the device is recording. The Camileo H30 looks and feels like a standard camcorder, the kind you balance in the palm of your hand and secure with a Velcro strap that runs length-wise across the device.
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