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Susan S z Amrest Video camera w końcu uruchomiła moją kamerę. Mówiłem do 3 powtórzeń i trzeci raz był urokiem. Dziękuję za podniesienie i kręcenie mojego aparatu.

We used to have a GoPro action camera, which disappointed us each time we used it. We came across the Akaso action camera’s and decided to give it a try - you certainly couldn’t beat the price! So far we’ve gone to the Rocky Mountains & the Smoky Mountains for hiking trips, and mounted the action camera on our heads. We hiked for probably 6-7 hours straight, constant videotaping in high quality settings and only had to change the battery twice (it beeps to let you know when the battery is dead). We decided to have low expectations considering our prior experience with action camera’s, and were AMAZED when looking at our video footage. The mountains and sun rays were captured beautifully! It brings us such comfort knowing we can truly enjoy the hike without having to take videos on our cameras, since the V50X does it for us! Do yourself a favor and give this one a try - you won’t be disappointed! :-)

We really like this action camera, even though the packaging states 14+. We bought it for a 6 year old, and I think she will be able to use it easily. It comes with an amazing array of attachment options,: bike handle, helmet, underwater case, childproof with handles, and a lanyard for attaching the last two options to the photographer. It includes a rechargeable battery and also the USB cord to charge it. It includes a 32 SD chip, already formatted and inserted in the camera, and also a chip reader to download the pictures to a computer. The padded hard case is compact and perfect for storage and transporting. All it needs is to be charged for a bit, and some imagination! The instructions are on the screen and in an included manual, which may be complicated for a child to read, but it looks like they will be intuitive to discover and use. I don't know how long the battery charge will last, the manual says about 90 minutes. There are also options to automatically shut the camera off if not in use, which will help . We are looking forward to seeing what this First Grader is able to create!

I have been using this product for the past few months, mainly for kayaking, biking, and around the swimming pool. While the video quality and functionality cannot compare to much mor expensive cameras, I found the menus easy to navigate, easy to get to the exact settings I want, and the video quality is more than acceptable for my personal use. Image stabilization is adequate but not great. The camera has great battery life and I really appreciate Akaso providing everything you need right out of the box, so I did not have to purchase any additional accessories. The included remote is very hand especially when I have mounted the camera somewhere that I cannot easily reach. I have used an older GoPro (GoPro 4) and Yi 4K Action Camera before, and by far Akaso is my favourite so far. You really cannot beat the value of this camera, if you don’t need the absolute best video quality for professional use, I do recommend this camera.

This is a pretty good action camera for the money. The image stabilization is not excellent, but good enough to watch for an extended period of time without getting dizzy. I use this camera for mountain biking and it captures the trail with reasonable quality considering its 1/3 of the price of a GoPro. 4K on this camera is pretty good, but the stabilization starts to lag behind. Slow motion works alright, but quality drops severely and there is a lot of color information missing. The wide angle is 170, which is right around where you want it to be. You can also change the angle in settings, and speaking of settings, the ui is intuitive and easy, and the touchscreen is far better than GoPros three times it’s price. Battery life could be better, but it’s decent and it works. Overall it works well of mountain biking POV, and anything that is less demanding of the stabilization will be exceptional.

I am quite happy with my purchase of AKASO V50X. The touch screen works very well and it even supports swipe gestures. Two batteries plus charger to charge them at the same time is quite handy. I always have a fully charged battery.The video quality and the image stabilization are quite good.You can charge the AKASO V50X while recording by connecting a power bank via a micro-usb cable.The camera has input for an external microphone --- not many cameras in this price range do. Akaso sells the microphone for $10. One drawback, though, is that it uses the same micro-usb port and so you cannot charge while using the external microphone.I have not tested the water-proof capabilities yet. I have barely scratched the capabilities of this camera.One of the reasons I purchased this camera was because it comes with a bluetooth remote control that you wear like a watch. I can start and stop video recording by pressing a button.One complaint: The documentation says that pressing the gray video button starts the recording. But it didn't work on 2 occasions and I missed recording 2 important action sequences. But I found out that a long press (2 or 3 seconds) works reliably.Suggested improvement: There are 2 buttons, one for recording video and one for taking a picture. However, the camera has to be in the correct mode. If it is in the video recording mode and you press the red button to take a still picture, it won't take a picture. Similarly, if you are in the still picture mode and you press the grey button, it won't record video. I hope Akaso fixes this with a firmware update.

I found the "Bads" first so I'll start there. FIRST, Night video is terrible! Even sitting in my living room with lights on, the video is VERY DARK. Second, The app is terrible! Connection is difficult and sketchy. Video playback is painfully slow, more like impossible. This means you'll have to take out the memory card to watch on a larger screen. These are the major problems that make me wish I bought a GoPro. The "positives" are the price, the dual screens, the battery life (and it comes with 2), the 128GB capacity, and it's durability. It really feels like a durable camera. If you have (or plan on buying) a GoPro, this is a great second camera, or a great beginners camera. The outside pics and video are good, the image stabilization is good, and is mostly user friendly once set up. I like the watch doesn't have a red button. Hope it helps you make a decision. Be sure to watch the hero9 reviews.