AKASO V50X Native 4K30fps WiFi Action Camera with EIS Touch Screen 4X Zoom 131 feet Waterproof Camera Support External Mic Remote Control with Helmet Accessories (Without 64GB MicroSD Card)

I was skeptical at first that this would carry the same features / quality of the bigger brand action cameras - side by side comparisons show very few differences. I must say so far I am blown away (though still in the early testing phases). Photos are magnificent, with just a few in the "blur" category that could be quickly discarded. Video appears to be stable - I've yet to do any post editing, but looks good as is. I don't use audio internal/external (or haven't yet) but I do know in case all audio functions are off - which is not surprising but worth point out. The quality of the case and just amazing amounts of attachments right out of the box was the real surprise. I do think that's probably where smaller brands have issues competing with the big boys. I do think if you're using something every day for action footage / underwater use, and trying to post frequently to a media site you may end up with quicker wear / tear - but it does what it says for my purposes. Kept the water out / a couple of drops with no terrible scuffing and dents - and again, mount it to your bike, helmet, tripod - with multiple attachments and ways to attach for each (in / out of case; front mount helmet; top mount; bike low / bike bar). I plan to really TEST it this week - putting it through the rigors and testing battery life, but first impressions are often most important - will update with battery life and any glaring concerns. I must admit at a quarter of the cost of mid-tier (offering less specs no less) / a tenth of the cost of the pro-tier (same specs)...so far, its really incredible value! If others want to stay relevant - they might want to pick up some design / cost pointers from Akaso.

I needed an action camera to take underwater shots in Hawaii and wasn't planning to spend a huge amount of money for one (eg. GoPro), so I settled on the V50X based on its solid specs. and great reviews. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with this camera, and given its versatility and the quality of pictures it can generate under harsh or atypical conditions, it will be added to my backpack for my next outdoor adventure. Pros: 1.) Clear and crisp underwater images. All I needed was a non-blurry selfie with dolphins and the V50X delivered. I was also able to take images while filming, so this feature was also a plus. 2.) I had the water proof housing on the camera most of the time even when it wasn't under water, but it didn't take long for me learn how to operate the camera using buttons as it was pretty intuitive. The touchscreen was responsive and easy to use. 3.) A lot of settings and features you can control, such as the timestamp and whole lot of features that I don't yet understand. 4.) I didn't bother taking nighttime photos with this, but where there is a lot of light, this camera performs to the max. Great for landscape photos and a good substitute for my mirrorless camera when I am too lazy to take it out. 5.) Extra housing door and extra battery helps a lot! Cons: Not much, but here are a few. 1.) I took a lot of videos with the waterproof housing on without knowing that the sound will be significantly muffled. As a result, the sound from the playback of my above-water video was hard to hear. It would have been a plus for Akaso to inform the user of the sound attenuation when operating with the waterproof case. 2.) The latching part of the housing cover is thin and may be brittle. But an extra housing cover is included in this package, which is a plus, but make sure that the the cover is fully locked in before going underwater.

I'm new to the world of action cameras, so I'm just getting my feet wet, so to speak. I tried my hand with one several years ago and I was in for a huge surprise. This camera is quite an improvement in technology. I had been looking at a couple of brands other than Akaso, and at a couple of models other than the Akaso V50 X. I'm very pleased with my choice. I should explain that my primary goal is to have videos of my grandchildren: I'm not participating in extreme sports. I also have a background in still photography. I know that there are cameras with extended feature sets or more impressive specs than the Akaso, but for the price, and for my needs, the Akaso V50x fits the bill. Here's what impressed me: Build quality for the price. Quality of the videos that it took. Great image stabilization. Excellent array of accessory items included. Spare battery included. Clearly laid out touch screen menu. Not so great: The Akaso DV app doesn't connect at all. I've used two Google Pixels (a Pixel 2 and Pixel 3XL) and Samsung S7. Also, the Akaso V50 X doesn't appear in the opening choices. Sound seems muted (I did purchase the external mic (https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07XDPMD3T?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title) which improved things significantly. Support literature is vague and not well written. Note to manufacturers: if you make the best made product in the world, but your user guide doesn't explain how and why to use a function, it becomes useless. Spend some time having a native speaker review user guides and instruction. It takes far too much searching to find and install firmware versions. A suggestion: Although I probably won't use the underwater housing much, I would like a lens cap. I thought it would be good if Akaso offered a video editing app. I know there are good ones out there, but I like end-to-end solutions, and would be willing to pay for the convenience. I understand that this camera is made to hit a price point, but it could be offered as an accessory. End-to-end solutions is what makes Apple so successful. In sum, the Akaso V50X is a camera that performs well, is well made, has a number of useful accessories, and is priced well. The app needs a serious revision, and attempting a firmware upgrade is equally bad. While the negatives don't lessen the overall impression of this camera, a couple of improvements would go a long way.

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Amazing video quality. Sound is okay but a mic should sort that out. Really easy to use and great value for money

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I have used this mostly for my bike rides and in the waterproof casing. I can say the stability is good and video quality (4k@30) is very decent. The wide angle pictures have come out great and is a very useful feature to capture scenery and the likes when your on rides. The buttons and UI are easy to use and simple. The mic although is awful, i could still hear my bikes exhaust in the videos but ofcourse not so clearly. Maybe without the case it will sound clearer though the wind blast can make it bad. I have yet to test it without case as I’m scared of water going in and rendering it useless (still monsoons in india). For the price i’d say go for it as a first action cam to test your own skills and then maybe spend on the more expensive gopros once you’ve got the hang of using an action cam.

I'm giving this 3 stars because I'm quite happy with it as all is okay but not sure why, we put in a SanDisk 64GB memory card but got some files corrupted. I used it for my travel experience and was happy with it until on the 3rd day of my trip even though the camera was working and was not even giving any errors but when viewing the playback, the files are corrupted until the end of the trip. I was so sad and pissed off because it was amazing memories I won't do again and it's just gone. It did say it reads 64GB but I'm quite not sure what happened.