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The AKASO Brave 8 Lite is a cutting-edge waterproof action camera that captures stunning 4K60 Ultra HD video and 20MP photos. With advanced stabilization technology, a dual-screen for easy self-recording, and the ability to dive up to 33ft without a case, this camera is designed for thrill-seekers and content creators alike. Its ultra-wide-angle lens and HDR capabilities ensure every shot is vibrant and immersive.
Zoom | Optical |
Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
Supported Image Format | JPG |
White Balance Settings | Auto |
File Format | MP4 |
Shooting Modes | HyperLapse/ Time Lapse/ Slow Motion |
Image Aspect Ration | 16:9/4:3 |
Video Resolution | 4K |
Video Capture Format | MP4 |
Effective Still Resolution | 20 MP |
Supported Audio Format | MP4 |
Lens Type | Fisheye |
Focus Type | Auto Focus |
Maximum Aperture | 2.8 Millimeters |
Minimum Focal Length | 28 Millimeters |
Maximum Focal Length | 28 Millimeters |
Flash Memory Bus Interface Type | UHS-I |
Flash Memory Type | Micro SDXC |
Viewing Angle | 166 Degrees |
Display Resolution Maximum | 3840x2160 Pixels Per Inch |
Screen Size | 2 Inches |
Form Factor | bar-style |
Battery Average Life | 90 minutes |
Style | action |
Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.55"D x 1.37"W x 1.77"H |
Number of Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Wireless Compability | 5 GHz Radio Frequency, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
Photo Sensor Size | 1-inch |
Has Image Stabilization | Yes |
Image stabilization | true |
Sensor Type | CMOS |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
Color | Black |
Features | Touchscreen, Waterproof, Remote Control, Time Lapse, Slow Motion |
D**L
Great and affordable action camera
The media could not be loaded. The Akaso Brave 8 Lite is a great little camera with many fun features. The image quality is great in good light and the HDR mode is very useful for anyone wanting more dynamic range for later grading.Being able to transfer the footage wirelessly is also great. I like to edit my videos on my iPhone so it’s very convenient to be able to transfer the files directly to my phone. I did notice that transferring many files simultaneously can result in the camera getting hot, so I usually transfer a few at the time instead.The mage stabilization is sufficient for walking, hiking, and riding a bike on level ground. I mostly use the camera for hiking with my dogs and I have no complaints. For someone needing a camera for more extreme sports, it might be best to compare the image stabilization against other cameras first.One of my favorite features on the Akaso Brave 8 Lite is the hyperlapse mode. It’s a lot of fun and it’s easy to get great results. I use this feature for out of town trips and it’s very easy to set the camera up for desired results.This brings me to the menu. The swipe functionality of the screen makes it very easy to get to all settings quickly. Changing from still picture to video or hyperlapse, or changing the resolution or white balance is easy and intuitive in my opinion.The camera comes with a charger, two batteries, remote and several accessories for mounting the camera in various ways. I have one of the mounts permanently attached to the dashboard of my car.My only gripe with the camera is the door to the memory card. It’s a little bit difficult to get open and you have to use both hands to unlock the latch and open it simultaneously.Overall, this is a great camera that’s priced very competitively. It comes with a lot of accessories, the video quality is great in good light, and it’s feature rich. For anyone looking for a camera in this price bracket, the Akaso Brave 8 Lite is hard to beat.
L**E
Great camera for a great price!
This really has been a good action camera. So far it produces high quality videos and has a straight forward easy to use app. While the interface on the camera may be a little clunky, it still gets the job done for half the price of a comparable gopro.Underwater and action shots have been really good. Not to mention the ability to have multiple of these cameras for the price of a single competitor's camera, it makes it a pretty good deal in my opinion.
V**L
Decent performance for occasional use.
Let's see how it performs. Starting with its design, the Brave 8 Lite is impressively compact and lightweight.Its compact size is a boon. It makes it incredibly portable and easily fits any gear or backpack, ensuring you're always ready for your next adventure.Encased in a grippy rubberized shell, it feels secure in the hand. The plastic port covers are flimsy, which is a minor drawback.Moreover, it's designed to be waterproof to 10 meters, a standard feature for action cameras in this range, ensuring it can withstand the elements during your outdoor escapades.Now, let's move on to what matters most: performance. The Brave 8 Lite features a 2.5 x 5.8 cm sensor and a 20 MP photo resolution, ideal for capturing our adventures.4K video quality is good in good lighting conditions, with vibrant colors and acceptable sharpness.However, it struggles in low-light situations, producing noticeable noise that can affect overall image quality. A standout feature is the inclusion of HDR video and Flashback mode, which allows me to capture footage even before hitting the record button, in addition to excellent features for unpredictable action scenes. It also supports several shooting modes, such as time-lapse, hyper-lapse, and slow-motion, although the latter is limited to 2.7K resolution. As for stabilization, this is where the Brave 8 Lite falls a bit short compared to its high-end counterparts. Footage stabilization is decent for casual use.Battery life is respectable, offering up to 150 minutes of recording at 1080p resolution, which is quite good for a camera at this price. However, in 4 K30 mode (16.9 kHz resolution), the battery life was 86.33 minutes. It's important to note that the battery life may vary depending on the resolution and frame rate you choose, so it's advisable to carry spare batteries for longer shoots.It's also app-compatible, providing a user-friendly interface for easier control and management of your footage, giving you more control over your content creation.Cons: The lens gets hot while the camera is on. Recording isn't continuous; it's done in 10-minute-and-40-second intervals. This means that an 86.33-minute recording is divided into nine files, and downloading them takes a while.As a beginner, I was looking for a basic action camera with decent performance for everyday and occasional photography. So yes, it's worth considering for its price, and I bought it on sale. Its compact size, good video quality, good lighting, and diverse features make it an excellent option for beginners like me or those looking to get started in the world of action cameras without a significant investment.With this, I conclude my review of the Akaso Brave 8 Lite. I give it four stars.
T**K
Best of both worlds!
This camera is awesome! Small size, lightweight and waterproof capability. Plus, so easy to use! I can take it everywhere I go without the worry of damage. This thing is super durable and with all the mounts included with the camera, you can mount this to anything. Picture quality is excellent and having the displays on the camera gives you the confidence to get the perfect shot! Grab yourself a tripod for it as well! If performance is what you are after, then this is your action camera. I was able to record hours of footage only a signal charge. Batteries are easy to swap over so you can get back to the adventure! I am almost finished editing some of the mountain bike videos we got on our vacation. I can tell you how blown away I am with the performance! Image stabilization is much better than the last action camera I used!Looking forward to filming more and more adventures as we travel thru the summer!
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