AKASO EK7000 4K30FPS 20MP Action Camera with 64GB microSDXC Memory Card 4k Ultra HD Camera Underwater 131FT Waterproof Camera 170 Degree Wide Angle Support External Microphone

Super inexpensive product

Solid camera! Highly recommend!

I hate giving bad reviews, but unfortunately I have to give this camera 1 star. I bought this for scuba diving. When underwater, and under low light cinditions the picture and video quality is really bad. The video and photos are green and grainy despite the water being crystal clear. The accessories are great, the camera is sturdy and water proof. It might be good as an action outdoor adventure camera. Saying that, I am not sure if the camera has stabilisation though, as underwater the camera is really shakey.

I guess this is one of those occasions where the decision not to go GoPro is a regret because I've found using this camera and the connectivity to blue tooth simply confounding that it sits in the box more or less unused. A lot is promised, but it has not been delivered by this camera. I chose gocheap instead of go pro, and I regret it.

Same day delivery… amazing quality.. worth every dirham paid for

Bought this now. So far all is great

Very Good Cam,, But You Will Need an External Mic

The price range is good and the accessories are nice . Video quality is NOT 4K for sure . Very poor video quality specially at night . Pay extra and get a better quality camera.

We haven't used this camera a ton yet, so we are still learning. We bought it mainly for MTB and kayaking and did not want to spend a lot of money on a more expensive camera, as we just want to play around with it, not invest hundreds of dollars. I will also start with saying that I am not very familiar with most any form of action camera. I just spent several hours on Amazon reading reviews from others who know more. :) Initially the remote would not operate the camera. I emailed customer support & they gave instructions to pair them. Thankfully it just randomly worked as I went to do it because the directions were very odd "1. Press both buttons vigorously 15 times. 2. The back of the remote control will hit the hard desktop 5 times." is the start of them, for instance. But I was impressed with their quick and through help! :) We took it kayaking, using a helmet strap mount I found elsewhere. In bright light it is very hard to see the light, if you have it on/off. I wish the remote had some way to show the camera was on as well. I would imagine this is an issue for all cameras outside, so not a ding at all. It took good video, and the sound even wasn't half bad, tho I didn't get it for sound. Accessing the photos/video inside the camera is a pain since it is not touchscreen. But I assumed this would be the case, so no big deal. :) Using the app, I was able to access them once but have not been able to since. It was easy to just pull the card and put it in a laptop/etc. to see them and I think I will stick to that as our way of emptying and saving videos and photos from the card. I do like that the app is working well aside from accessing taken photos/videos. I don't plan to use my phone to control the camera, but it is nice as an option if I change my mind in the future. The camera's version of standby for remote use is video or single still photo. The camera has the option itself to do burst photos and can be controlled via the camera or the phone app this way. I do wish you could be in burst vs. video with the remote, but if left in burst mode, you get the one set of burst photos, then it defaults back to still photos once the video button is used. I wish it had buttons/abilities for all 3 or would stay on burst as I am terrible at taking photos and use burst to help my poor skills lol. I haven't figured out all of the mounts yet. The connection clip in points on them seem to be fairly tight, which will be hard for me to undo, but at least I won't lose the camera as easily? There is an interesting lapel/pocket clip mount that goes with the dry holder. I only point it out as I am not sure I would 100% trust that the mount and the clip won't pop apart in an MTB crash. I wish the camera was held with more contacts for the dry mount and that there was some way to put a thin safety strap on the camera attached to me at the same time in case the mount busts, which I feel like will send the camera flying. Overall, I feel like it is a great camera for an entry level user who is just learning the ropes on having an action camera. :)

I bought this one because the comparable GO Pro was about $500. This easy to operate and comes with a ton of accessories. I don’t know how water proof it is but it does appear to be of good quality and the water proof cover is solid.

Great little entry camera but the battery doesn't last very long. Maybe its the frame rate (I had 60fps @ 1080) so that might be a factor. Only lasted 25 minutes at that rate. Will try 30fps and then lower res. Dunno if that makes a difference. Will give update when I know. UPDATE: So I tried a few resolution changes. No effect, BUT when I turned off wifi, it seemed to increase the capture time and saved battery. I ran out of space which lasted to about 1:08:00 on 4K res and still had half battery. I will try to do 1080 and it should give me more record time and I expect the battery to run out. So far, I suggest DO NOT USE THE WIFI FEATURE unless you are setting it up before using. Then turn it off.

I really like this camera for the money. I have used it on several dives in the Keys. My only complaint is that the screen brightness is not great for deeper dives. Other than that, I have had zero issues with it and the diving cover has never leaked. Battery life is good and functionality is what is expected. Image quality was great for such a tiny device and much cheaper than the competitor's units.

Good price