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.

Great little camera for scuba! Came with 2 batteries and a water proof case. Easy to paid with my iPhone. Purchased in 2023 and still going strong

I was looking for an "action camera" to video backpacking and vacation adventures, but didn't want to spend GoPro money. After reading and watching a lot of reviews, I decided on the V50X especially since they had just supposedly "fixed the audio" in June. I assumed this meant the low audio volume many reviewers had complained about, but that wasn't fixed so I'm not sure what actually was. The latest firmware was still from Nov 2019. I did contact Akaso support about this, and they did reply most times within a day or two (they are in China) but considered my test videos showing the audio level issue "normal" and offered a full refund. To summarize, if you have either the internal or the special external mic within about 6" of your mouth there is no real problem with volume level. However the gain drops off very quickly after that and is at least 12 dB below "normal" if you have either mic at 18", which is typical distance for selfie videos. The V50X video volume was much lower than videos taken at 18" with either my Canon Powershot S120 camera or Moto G5 Plus smartphone. So far I've only gotten to use it for my big backpacking trip (European trip was canceled) and it did very well. My audio solution was to use the external mic clipped to my shoulder strap and talk louder or I held it near my mouth if I didn't have my backpack on. The provided windscreen is OK for light breezes, but I knew it wouldn't work for the windy conditions I would face so I made a much thicker one from an old sponge, which worked great even in 40+ MPH winds. The only other complaint I have is it wasn't clear that Distortion Calibration and Image Stabilization are mutually exclusive so turning one on turns the other off so I didn't notice IS was off for a little bit. The IS does work pretty well though not quite as good as my old Canon S120 camera. It sort of "jumps" slightly as the scene is moving. One other annoyance is it is easy to get smudges or prints on the unprotected lens, but I assume all action cameras are the same in that regard. 1080 video looks good. I only did one slow motion clip but used the video time lapse several times. Battery life was as advertised. I didn't use the V50X for pictures since I used my Canon S120 for that so I can't comment on that aspect. I also didn't use it in the underwater housing yet. That will occur while snorkeling this coming summer (hopefully). The touchscreen and settings were easy to use. Overall, the V50X is a very capable and feature-packed camera for the price. I'm impressed with what I got for the money. I just wish the audio gain was better though one benefit of this issue is there is less background noise.

The AKASO was simple as it gets to set up. You can use the documentation that comes with it, or just play with it, as it is quite intuitive for use. I set it up for motovlogging with both the 1080p @ 90 fps and then at 2k @30fps. The video quality is amazing! The stabilization is better than the GoPro6 black. The external microphone picks up voice very clear even when riding at 80+mph. Very little wind noise is picked up in my helmet. Everything about this action camera was better or easier to use than my 2 GoPro cameras. I am still playing with this and figuring out which configurations I like, but the quality cannot be beat, especially at the price point. You are getting FAR MORE than what you pay for with this! The manufacturer even provided an extended year of warranty for free on this camera. After the first ride with the camera, I didn't like the way it was mounted and flipped the camera upside down. It automatically flipped the view screen and recorded right-side up. I love this camera! As far as the battery...I recorded for 2hrs and 15 minutes before I received a low battery warning. So, if I get that from both batteries I cannot complain about recording for 4.5 hrs. I drilled holes in the waterproof case to run the external mic and to run constant power to the camera (kind of a battery bypass). Not waterproof any more but I don't do underwater and won't be recording in the rain. The camera came with a basic assortment of GoPro style mounting accessories and arms. I read some complaints on many features for this camera, including the external mic but I have to say that everything is absolutely perfect with this action camera! Perhaps all the bugs have been worked out. You are wasting money if you spend 4 to 5x more for a GoPro. Buy the AKASO V50X and be thrilled!

I’ve been using the AKASO V50X action camera for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance, especially considering its price point. Video and Photo Quality The 4K 30fps video quality is fantastic for capturing outdoor activities, and the colors are vibrant with a lot of detail. I also appreciate the 20MP photos, which come out sharp and clear. The image stabilization (EIS) works surprisingly well for the price—it smooths out most of the shake when I’m biking or running. Ease of Use The 2-inch touchscreen is super responsive and makes it easy to navigate through settings and review footage. The user interface is simple, so even if you’re new to action cameras, you’ll get the hang of it quickly. Plus, the camera comes with a lot of useful accessories, like mounts and a waterproof case. Battery Life The battery life is solid. Each of the two included batteries lasts about 90 minutes when recording in 4K, so I can get a good amount of footage before needing to swap or recharge. Waterproof Performance I’ve used this camera for snorkeling, and the waterproof case works perfectly. The video quality underwater was much better than I expected, and it handled the water pressure well. Connectivity The built-in Wi-Fi is convenient for transferring videos to my phone or controlling the camera through the AKASO app. It’s really handy for quick sharing. Overall Value If you’re looking for a budget-friendly alternative to more expensive action cameras like GoPro, the AKASO V50X is an excellent choice. It has all the features you need—4K video, image stabilization, waterproofing, and a bunch of accessories—for a fraction of the cost. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a quality action camera without the high price tag!

This camera as great color and video quality. Functions very easily. Comes with a waterproof case. Sound quality is crisp. The value is very affordable at 80$ compared to a 300$ dollar competitor.

I have a small YouTube channel that started 9 months ago with a Yi Lite action camera. From that statement you should be able to tell that I'm cheap and I shied away from spending many hundreds on a camera for a channel that may never go any where. After I lost days of audio on the Yi camera when it disabled the mic for some unknown reason, I knew I needed to change cameras. That's when I bought my first V50X. Yes, my first. I now have 2 V50X cameras and use both to capture multiple camera angles for my videos. Do that with Go Pro cameras and you'd go broke. I added the Akaso external mic and that's when my video quality improved to the point that my viewers made comments about the improved audio. That's a great feature of the V50X is its ability to use the external mic, although so far I've only been able to get the Akaso microphone to work. Still, most all other cameras at this price don't offer anything but their internal mics and that limits many recording situations as far as quality audio goes. The video quality on the V50X is outstanding and the image stabilization is top notch. I accidentally disabled the image stabilization feature recently and the video was difficult to watch with lot of movement. With stabilization turned on, videos are smooth and even walking can look great. I barely use my Gimbal anymore because of how buttery smooth the recordings are using the V50X. The accessory set that the V50X comes with is great especially the dual batteries, battery charger and the waterproof case. All in all, this camera is an excellent value for the low cost and I recommend it to other vloggers. UPDATE: It's now September of 2020 and I've been successfully using my 2 Akaso V50X cameras to film all of my Youtube videos. My channel has modestly grown and one of the reasons for its success is that my video & audio quality improved once I started using the Akaso cameras. The biggest part of that improvement was the external microphone that the V50X uses - Youtube viewers will tell you that the audio is more important than the video and I believe that! If you want to shoot 1080P at high frame rates (up to 90fps) or 4K video and you don't want to spend the high prices on GoPro cameras, the Akaso V50X is for you. After many months of use, I would recommend this camera to everyone!

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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Tiene buena resolución y un ángulo muy amplio, la estoy ocupando para grabar viajes en mi vehículo. Grabar durante en día con ella resulta genial, el problema son las escenas o grabaciones durante la noche, se aprecia mucho ruido o granulación en la grabación. Por todo lo demás bien.

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

Regular pois não tem boa portabilidade

Sur V50X Le port USB est MICRO et pas mini comme indiqué, donc le micro externe de la même marque ne pourra pas être branché car USB MINI , malgré la bonne carte SDxc 64GO U3 ou v30 par moment la caméra indique : " vitesse carte SD trop lente" on pense toujours enregistrer, alors que non ,même en lecture j'ai le même message ?? Quand on utilise la télécommande pour enregistrer et la camera sur le casque, on ne sait plus si on est on ou off, le micro n'est pas trop mauvais et l image aussi.je pense la renvoyer.