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it was probably an OK value 'cause I got it at $85 sale price. Not worth a penny more IMO. It is not a serious action cam. The stabilization only eliminates shaking but not any wobble and produces serious frame snapping when the camera is moved around. So it's useful for example on a bicycle or car mount and for hand held shots with little movement. beware Youtube reviews!!Good video quality and they have evidently fixed the low mic volume issue. Videos sound fine... but.... I also found audio/video sync issue at higher than 30 fps. Issue seems to be resolved by using 3 min time interval in loop recording mode (max file size) but at 60 fps the clips were still getting out of sync. And the frame rate was coming out as weird fractions and didn't work with Lightworks or even the Windows 10 Photo video editor. eh. very limited use. bottom line: there is probably still no cheaper option than a GoPro7 Black or the DJI Osmo that will be worth your $$$

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.

Świetna cena działa, ponieważ reklamowane wideo i audio są idealne

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.

I recommend this as a great quality camera for $60. The description says the lens is 170-degrees wide. It seems close to that. Trees alongside the road disappeared from the screen just as I passed them. Reviewing the photos later I saw negligible distortion. The images did not have the fish-eye lens effect. Neither the EZ iCam app, nor the Live DV app may be downloaded to a laptop; it is not 'permitted'. I was able to download both apps to iPhone 11 and they don't work. A new formatted 32GB 100mb/sec TF card [micro SD] is in the camera. When I try to take a photo or video using the phone app it reports "TF card no more space". Both the iPhone-11 and MacBook Pro have over 75GB of free space. I reformatted the card using the camera's menu and received the same bogus message each time. The image the camera is seeing does show on my phone with a very short lag, maybe 1/4 second. The app does not allow capturing the image/video using either the phone app or the camera buttons. Without being linked to the crappy app the camera works well. It just costs about $12 for a micro SD card reader and I will have to remove the card each time to transfer files. Unfortunately during an upcoming motorcycle trip I will not be able to get the images into my phone to post on social media. I would have to carry a laptop for that purpose. Unfortunately this camera was paired with apps by programmers that were apparently working beyond their ability. They cannot be put on a laptop and only minimally function on a phone. The accessories are plentiful but the plastic is a little brittle. One of the two tabs on a buckle mount snapped off almost immediately. I see I can replace that for $3 on eBay.