AKASO V50 Elite 4K60fps Touch Screen WiFi Action Camera Voice Control EIS 131 feet Waterproof Camera 8X Zoom Remote ControlGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I bought this camera for scuba diving and snorkeling and the camera has worked great. The videos are extremely clear, and stable. I was nervous about the case cracking when diving, but I did not have any issues when diving down to 60 feet. The camera is very high quality at a great price. It also comes with a ton of accessories, so it can be mounted anywhere.

I used this the first weekend I got it. I ordered it with a $32 magnetic car mount. I drove about 500 miles, mixed on-road and off-road through start parks and forests. The camera did great; I used the "watch" remote accessory to start and stop recording. Everything functioned perfectly. The videos look amazing and the image stabilization functions great!I did play with the WiFi connectivity between my phone and it, but while driving, that just wasn't realistic.The only thing I wish for with this camera, is a waterproof case that allows you to pass through a USB charge cord so I can stop worrying about the batteries dying on longer stretches (battery lasts about an hour and ten minutes). However, since it comes with dual batteries, I can always have one charging while the other is in the camera recording.

I purchased this camera to take on a three-week road trip, simply wanting something I could use to shoot the occasional video that could preferably be taken into the water. I ended up using this Akaso for so many things I hadn't even planned! Not only did I use it to take photos and video while swimming, I also made time-lapse and high-definition dash cam video of most of the trip. The long exposure still photography mode is also great for taking images at night (like the one above, a minute long exposure.) I'm sure there's still things I could do with this camera that I haven't even discovered yet.I really love that the camera came with a full set of different enclosures and mounts, some of which I still haven't even used. It's fairly simple to change the camera from a tripod mount to a dash cam to a bicycle handlebar mount, and I really enjoy having this degree of flexibility without having to buy a bunch of add-ons.My only complaints are that the touch-screen interface is a little awkward sometimes (and can't be accessed while the camera is in the waterproof case) and that the battery runs out pretty quickly when shooting video at the higher definitions and framerates. While I appreciate that this camera came with a spare battery and a charger, it still required a lot of planning to make sure I had enough power to keep taking video. More sensitivity on the touch screen and a higher capacity battery would be nice improvements.All in all, I wasn't expecting a lot from this camera given the price and was pleasantly surprised by how useful and capable it turned out to be. A great purchase if you'd like to take video without having to spend an arm and a leg.

This is my first camera of this type. I bike, kayak and off-road, so this camera will definitely come in handy. There was no way I was paying GoPro prices as I will only use the camera for personal use on a limited basis.My first impression of the camera is very positive. It has plenty of features and the image quality is very good, in bright light. The kit comes with a lot of good accessories. I already have a mini tri-pod for my webcam that I can use, but it would be nice if it came with a mini tripod. With the money saved buying this camera, there are plenty of options for accessories, including extra batteries.I purchased a 128 GB mini-SD card even though the manual lists 32 & 64 GB cards are compatible. The camera recognized it and formatted it without issue. The 128 GB card allows for about 4 hours of video at 4k30fps.The not so great - the camera is only so so in low light situations. I don't plan to use it often in those situations and I knew this before purchasing. So not a deal breaker.One issue that is a pain, on one kayaking trip where temps were in the upper 90s, the camera shutdown because it got too hot. Understandable, but the only way to get it to come back on after it cooled down was to remove the battery and miniSD card and hook up a USB cable with 5 Watts and 2 Amps power source. The camera came right on and I was able to reinstall the battery and miniSD card. Although also not a deal breaker, I need to remember to bring a portable charge that can charge at those specs in case the camera overheats again.All in all, it is a great buy. It was priced at $140, but has a $25 off coupon when I bought it. It's a really nice camera that really captures the great moments when our in nature.