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Camera ownership and damage policy

Does Reeplayer own the camera, and what happens when the camera is damaged?

Written by Team Reeplayer

In the world of sports, video is everything. It's not just about playing the game; it's about being seen, improving, and getting the right opportunities. At Reeplayer, our commitment is clear: to equip every athlete with what they need to excel and remove barriers.

If you purchased your camera, the camera is yours to keep. It is your property, there is nothing to return, and no return is ever required of you.

Leased cameras are the one exception. Leasing existed only in Reeplayer's early days, during initial testing. Those units remain Reeplayer property and must be returned. If a leased camera is not returned, we may charge the full price of the camera.

If you are one of those early customers with a leased camera, all we ask is that you use and look after it as if it were your own, and return it in the condition you received it. If a leased camera comes back damaged, we may charge a replacement fee of $1,200. If your preferred payment method isn't on file, we'll kindly ask you to settle directly.

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