AKASO EK7000 4K30FPS 20MP WiFi Action Camera with EIS Ultra HD 131FT Waterproof Underwater Camera Remote Control 4X Zoom Support External Microphone Black

I was looking for a cost-effective higher end camera with all the mounts available to connect to our paddle boards when boarding on some of our beautiful lakes in Idaho as well as use when climbing/hiking. Found that this camera worked beautifully - came with a variety of mounts, including the waterproof case. I added some of the surfing mounts to have it at the front of the board and easy on and off. Picture quality is great for what I needed as well as great video. I love the on/off recording wrist band (just remember to turn off auto-off - so it's always ready). After a lot of searching and the help of AI - I'm very happy with this camera, it's function and the quality. Battery length was great - I was able to get 45 minutes recording and then speed up in iMovie and make a 2 minute highlight trip around the lake. Great functionality and has a myriad of mounts to choose from when you need various others.

Absolutely love this camera, works perfect, video and picture quality are excellent. Light weight and still durable. Plus all the accessories included are amazing. Highly recommend!

I have only owned this for a few months using it a few times, so I cannot speak to its durability. This action camera comes with two rechargeable batteries and quite a few different mount setups to secure the camera on different things. There is a battery charger that allows you to charge both batteries at the same time and you will need a USB power source for the charger. The charger fully encloses the battery. The battery has a pull tab on it that allows you to remove it easier from either the camera or the charger. This camera even has a water-resistant case that might allow you to use it under water. Test it without the camera first though. I love the wrist strap that it comes with so you can remotely take photos or start and stop videos. You can leave the camera in its position and remotely activate it with this strap you wear on your wrist. You can program settings, see videos/photos on the camera using its buttons. Very intuitive and you will probably not need to read the instructions for most of the options. Of course reading the operator's manual that you need to download will make things easier to do. So many settings and abilities this camera has, I am very pleased with this relatively low priced camera. You can see the battery power level and other settings on the screen. I installed this on the handlebar of my ebike (mount included) and rode around a relatively smooth bike trail. I selected the mode so vibration gets stabilized. I left almost all of the rest of the settings at default. I installed my micro SD card and started the video when I got on the bike trail. I was pleasantly surprised at the clear video I got from this little inexpensive camera. You can either remove the storage card or hook your camera up to your computer for playback/download. I will say that the audio recorded during the ride was affected by the wind so that was not good. I will look for better options of recording audio during my rides. I will be using this camera more and tweaking it for better video outcomes. I will need to purchase some sort of body mount so I can wear this camera on my chest to take videos while in motion.

For the price, this is a great and affordable GoPro dupe. I got this for my partner 3 years ago and it has come on a few trips with us. I can confidently say that the water proof case truly is waterproof. It keeps the camera completely try! The camera went into the ocean, cenotes, lazy rivers, what have you and functioned just fine. One thing to note is that when you do have the waterproof case on, the microphone gets really muffled. Unless you're right by the camera it's hard to hear what is going on. The camera is a great size too. It's not invasive or gaudy and you can carry it without drawing too much attention to yourself. The attachments it comes with gives you a lot of flexibility for how you want to record your adventures. I really appreciated all the attachments to be honest. I was able to mount the camera on my generic tripods without issue which is great for any time you want to do some solo recording. The video quality and image quality to be completely honest is passable. Dont expect the same quality you'll get with your iPhones or anything like that BUT then again those phones costs an arm and a leg for a reason. This camera is great for the occasional/casual traveler who want to capture memories of the places they've been to. I know my partner really enjoyed and still enjoys using it.

I live next to a golf course. Sometimes really bad golfers slice the ball toward my property and even bounce the ball off my roof. I need to examine the roof for damage periodically. I could hire someone to get up there (I'm not going to climb up!) or find some way to get a camera up there. I was considering a drone with a camera but my son recommended this camera with a "Mr. Longarm" adjustable pole (I got the 8ft-24ft unit). All I needed then was an adapter to provide a 1/4-20 male thread at the top and this camera fit perfectly. Much less complexity than a drone and I'd certainly crash it in a week. The quality of the video from this Akaso EK7000 is exceptional and I can see everything up on the roof perfectly. Great solution.

Came very fast and seems to work well. Very excited to be using it! I got it because I’m taking my kids to swim with dolphins and wanted to be able to video it in and out of the water. I have not actually used it for real yet. I have been playing with it around the house to make sure I know what I’m doing, and so far I really like it. I got on tic tok and looked at reviews and this one just fit what I was looking for. I didn’t wanna spend $700 on a go pro, when this literally seems to do all of what I would want out of it anyway. I purchased this camera, a 250g memory card, and every attachment to go with this for $200!! So far I am very happy with it! Can’t wait to go and use it!!

So, I am going to say right off the bat, I paid $83 for an action camera, I was expecting an $83 action camera. Short handed, that's not what I got. Shortly after getting this camera I immediately set to taking it through its paces. Between dash mounted footage, motorcycle helmet footage, and eventual PodCams (podcast video accompaniment), I needed to get a strong feel for how well this camera handled it. I took it around my yard on the two modes I will record video (1080p60 and 4K24). Then I strapped it to my motorcycle helmet and went for a ride. I picked up a decent amount of footage. Now, I am going to briefly cover the reason I took half a star from my actual rating. I used the iSmart DV app (as the product description says to use, since the original one has been depreciated) to activate the recording for the ride, because it's mounted to my helmet, that was being worn. I expected that it would record until I brought my phone back out and stopped it from the app as well. Turns out, after my half an hour ride, it only recorded about 3 minutes of it, because at some point it decided to stop recording. This was annoying, but I can live with that, I don't really have faith in App controls, so I will just use the included remote control to do it from now on. Moving on! Once I took the footage from the various modes off the camera and transferred them to my PC, I previewed it all. Mind you my expectations were pretty low, since it's an $83 action camera, but what I watched was astonishing. The 1080p60 was the best of the two modes I used, because the framerate made it seem much more lifelike than the 24fps 4K. Either way, I definitely did not expect such video quality with this. Now that we know I like the video quality, I am going to break down the keypoints I look for in cameras, and various devices as a whole. Build Quality: Now, it's not a solid block of metal that you are confident would sustain being pitched against a concrete wall, but it's not a flimsy piece of hollow plastic either. It's lightweight without feeling super cheap. I'd say the one thing that will most certainly become an issue later in it's life is the battery door. It's just difficult to get off that you lose finesse, and must utilize focused brute force. One day that motion will break the tabs. Hopefully Akaso has some sort of minor parts store one can purchase a new battery door from, for when that time does come. Quick note, the mounts, remote, and various accessories this comes with are all well built as well. Video Quality: Crisp, clean, and pleasurable, as long as you have sufficient light. There aren't many cameras like this that do all that well in super low light, but this wasn't awful. However, note that your frame rate will drop a bit if you are in a noticeably darker room. Audio Quality: Junk. As expected. They all are. Mind you, it is there, but like every action camera I've ever used, the audio is not clear and far reaching, but muffled, because I am fairly certain they all drop them under the solid plastic casing, not exposed to the air. So the sound is muffled. That's true of all action cameras of this size, if you are looking for audio quality over video, you want the Zoom Q8, it has nowhere near the video quality of this camera, but it records studio grade audio with many interchangeable mic modules you can buy. Battery Life: Lacking. You can get a little over an hour recording 1080p60 on one charge. There are two redeeming factors here that saved it from losing more of a star. 1) The camera comes with two batteries, doubling the life. 2) The camera still records when you have the camera plugged into a charger or external battery, so if long life matters, you have options. Plus getting more batteries isn't crazy expensive anyway. User Interface and Controls: Simple, easy to understand, and feature rich. The included remote is pretty killer too. It does have the "wifi" option, and for basic operation that is cool, but my experience with it, as stated above, was not great. 5 different video modes (720p120, 1080p30, 1080p60, 2.7k30, 4K24), and 2 still image modes (single and burst), as well as a time lapse option, it's hard to ask for more really. Additional features: MicroSD card slot, up to 64GB, use class 10 or higher. A 64gb calss 10 card gets you over 6 hours of 1080p60 footage without switching cards. Included accessories: Well, the fact that it comes with ANY gives it an edge, but it comes with a solid starting base of accessories for mounting, charging and controlling. Way more than the big brand GoPro. Now that I've said that magic word (GoPro) let me end on this: I've rented a GoPro Hero5 to use on a road trip. I pulled that footage up today and compared it to the footage taken with this Akaso, two clips nearly identical light, identical settings, and this Akaso kicks it's butt with video quality. Hands down. So, for less than a quarter of the price, you get this camera that out classes the Hero5 and comes with well, a lot, whereas that Hero5 $400 pricetag just gets you the camera. No deal GoPro, Akaso, you're winning. I look forward to getting the three more I need, and pumping out great video content, care of Akaso's great camera. EDIT: The biggest plan behind this camera was to get one per microphone for my podcasts. That's when I quickly learned something irreversibly bad about the cameras as a series. I'll start off with a note that everything else I said is true, of the first camera I received. However, upon receipt of two more to round off my mic came, I realized that one of the two I received was different. Sure, the model number was the same, but there's a laundry list of things different. The "features" remain the same, but one sensor needs to be back about 6" from the other to capture the same image. It's as if one is zoomed in a bit further than the other. The software itself reacts just slightly different as well. For example, when it's plugged into power the cameras all turn on automatically, however when you long press the power, the different one doesn't shut back off, but instead goes into something of a sleep mode. But in the end, I returned all of these cameras today because of the primary flaws: They record at a mere fraction of a fraction variance of speed, add in that occasionally when the file switches to a new, it loses a frame or more. This leads right up to the complete inability to sync recordings together into one cohesive project. I can't record the same event, in 3 different angles, and make a single video out of it without losing sync with all of them by the end. So, if you are planning to use more than one of these, prepare to run into a lot of issues. Consistency in equipment is a must for production equipment. Unfortunately these just don't have it. So, if app you need is one single high quality action camera, go ahead and grab this. Me? I'll be getting a round of Zoom Q2Ns, because they make consistent equipment for professionals.

Easy to set up and use. Excellent picture quality! I was a bit concerned about how long the battery would last for my application, but I'm finding I still have almost 50% of battery power left after 1 1/2 hours continuous use. I have already recommended to a coworker.

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I love it.... Simply the best.... worth the money....

Me agrado mucho la camara y llego mucho antes de lo esperado. Sensacional para grabar mis videos epicos de youtube.

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Very good action camera for the price. Got all the things I expected except one. Still not able to connect to Akaso DV apps. as per manual. No way to update latest firmware ?