Vivitar: Not What it Used to Be Vivitar was at CE Week showing off some low-end action cameras. But the brand is now owned by Sakar, and doesn't produce the quality products of yesteryear.

Vivitar may have bad-mouthed newfangled digital cameras last year, but that hasn't stopped it from selling them. The company's latest is the 690 HD, a compact, Flip-like camcorder that records ...

Vivitar Blender Bottles sold at Target in Michigan are under recall for laceration risks. Customers should return them to Sakar for a refund.

The Electrical Safety Authority is notifying the public that Vivitar has announced a voluntary corrective action program for the following consumer pr ...

As of Feb. 2, you can get a refurbished Vivitar VTI Phoenix Foldable Drone for $159 — that's 36% off its original price of $249.

You have to admire Vivitar. The company has the cojones to sell an all-manual, 35mm film camera in a world where film is pretty much dead, at least as a mass-market product. I got mail from the ...

Almost 200,000 blenders sold at Target stores across the country are being recalled over laceration risks. They need to be returned to the manufacturer.

Vivitar will be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Syntax-Brillian. By consolidating shared resources, contract manufacturing relationships, marketing and engineering expertise and distribution ...

The Vivitar DVR794HD is yet another example of "You get what you pay for", and the $99 price tag on this action camera should not be an enticement to anyone to buy this, unless you want a digital ...

Vivitar®, a design and manufacturing company aimed at providing fun and affordable tech products, today unveiled its new Light Up collection that fully embodies the brand's new "We make fun" ...

Vivitar will also introduce three 7″ branded Android tablets for Hello Kitty, Barbie and Monster High enthusiasts. Each branded model will include custom home screens, wallpapers, photo editing, ...

Almost 200,000 blenders sold at Target stores across the country are being recalled over laceration risks. They need to be returned to the manufacturer.