Apexcam4K Action Camera EIS Stabilization 131FT Waterproof Underwater WiFi Sport Helmet Camera (Selfie Stick, Remote Control, 2 Batteries & Accessory Kit)

It works just as it should and can work with any kind of GoPro accessory kit. You can even use your phone as a monitor to be able to see the shot. My mom even bought one for her boyfriend to use when he goes running!

I knew I was purchasing what I come to call the poor man's GoPro 🤣 #1 is battery life. You get a good hour and a half. But the thing comes with two batteries! You don't get that with your GoPro. For under 50 bucks, and all that comes with it... I like it.I got to hand it to them for the features you get for the price. It shoots in 4K, is actually waterproof & comes with a nice case with plenty of accessories. I haven't figured out half of them, but it comes a bunch of little stuff.Something cool I discovered —it says it isn't compatible with memory cards more than a 64 GB, but I was able to stick 128 GB micro in there... and it worked!The app tho... God it could use a lot of work. Very finicky. Trying to connect to your phone, it does and it doesn't at the same time, sometimes. Trying to explain it but after messing with it for 5 or 10 minutes I just ran with it. Turns out it was recording the whole time and it was connected to my phone.The watch remote was pretty easy to use, too! Switching from photo to video is easy. And heck, it's actually waterproof! Ain't for me, but dive up to 100+ feet.But the user friendliness of connecting the phone wifi to the app. And that's if you're like me & tech savvy... If you're not so technically inclined, go to YouTube. Speaking of— I haven't been able to find that many great YouTube videos out there explaining "how to" operate it, but you can get an idea. (Someone probably has posted something better by now) One I did find that helped me choose was from "Consumer Buddy" Top 3 Action Cams 2024.But overall, especially considering the price, features, FPS, ip68 waterproof 4 meters, with an extra charger that holds 2 batteries, remote and the items that come with it... Totally worth it for someone who's just getting into the action cam game.

Lightweight camera with a multitude of fixings and brackets. All robust and well designed and manufactured.Attached it to my cycle helmet (used a couple of cable ties instead of the supplied Velcro straps)Image stabilisation works wellBattery lasts well over an hourComes with two batteries anywayExtremely happy with this low cost alternative to the dearer alternatives

I primarily have used this camera casually on vacation or basic video recording. That said, I will attempt to give a general overview of my experience with this camera. The quality of the camera is pretty good, the build quality is solid and the included accessories are excellent.The user interface is fairly easy to navigate but might take a few minutes to get used to. I only say that since the buttons are limited and you might need to learn what each button does and how to save certain settings correctly etc.My favorite part about this camera is how practical and simple it is. I'm a tech nerd and I don't like to configure a lot of stuff myself. I also don't like to deal with cumbersome software that I need to download on a computer just to import videos. Luckily, this Apexcam doesn't need any of that! I first plugged in a micro SD card that supports writing speeds for 4K video recording, adjusted the resolution and frame rate settings on the camera unit itself, then was ready to start having fun. Recording was activated with a single button and works perfectly for my needs. Then I was then able to transfer MP4 videos from the micro SD to my computer very easily by just dragging the files around.The camera quality is pretty good- nothing outstanding but it works perfectly fine for my needs. The colors are a bit washed out, especially in poor lighting situations, but in sunlight it looks good. I haven't tested this camera at night but I'm pretty sure there was no night-vision mode. In addition, the camera's battery life is good. I don't use it for more than an hour usually but it holds up for my use and charges up quickly. Unfortunately it uses micro-USB charging which is not a huge deal, but is worth mentioning since it's an old standard.The accessories are a major bonus and honestly a selling point themselves. Pretty much any accessory I could never need was here and accounted for. I primarily used the simple clip and the selfie-stick accessories but there were so many more for a lot of different uses. I really liked the bike attachment and want to try it out soon. Regardless, the accessories are all great. Plastic quality is solid and pretty much anything you need will be here. My only gripe was the lack of a strap to put on my head, but I was able to work around that. The accessories also come in a card case that can double as a protective case for the camera which is a welcome addition especially if you are traveling and need to throw it into a backpack.Overall I really like this camera. While not perfect, it's a really great option for those who want to use an action camera but don't want to pay the premium for a GoPro etc. The Apexcam fulfills my needs perfectly and probably has a ton of features I haven't even explored yet. The camera is awesome and easy to use and has a very utilitarian-first design. I highly recommend this camera!

I wanted a camera I could watch live view on my phone.This camera connects to phone by Wi-Fi. That means have to disconnect phone from internet to use camera. No way to stream anything live to social media.Which also means no streaming music during activities. No sending or receiving group texts because cellular data stops working when Wi-Fi is on.Every time you turn camera on, must cycle through menu to turn Wi-Fi on to begin with.Booklet that came with came says 64GB card max. Seems kind of small if battery life is 200 minutes recording in 4K.Have yet to actually use camera because of connection issue.I will be looking for something more useful.