AKASO Brave 7 4K30FPS 20MP WiFi Action Camera with Touch Screen IPX8 33FT Waterproof Camera EIS 2.0 Zoom Support External Mic Voice Control with 2X 1350mAh Batteries Vlog Camera

Hawaii, and our camera should have been our magical box to capture all the memories we would encounter at the island. In addition, I have to mention that the sound that comes from the mics while you record is horrible, but we knew about it from YouTube This underwater camera was intended to take pictures and record recordings underwater it is IPX8 rated so you can snorkel with it, but I did not go any deeper, as I did not want to risk breaking the device. Guess what, the camera stopped working after two days. That has been one lesson I learned about not trying to save money by buying a cheaper version of the well-known brands There's a substantial market for a product that has already proven itself, such as GoPro in this It's okay to trust or not to trust this review. Just remember I said.

Laila Suarez

| Feb 11, 2021

In addition to that, there are a few pros 1 *br The price is much less than another product of similar quality The GoPro 9 is capable. In addition to image stabilization, the Brave has 4K video capability and a slow-motion feature There are a variety of features for correcting image motion, distortion, and a whole lot more For a lot less money, you can get most of the features of a camera. Secondly, read this. I find the Brave to be much less fiddly than any GoPro I've ever owned. With the Brave, all settings and control menus are displayed on the rear touch screen, so it doesn't matter what order you press the three buttons in. You will still turn on the camera / it won't start recording and you won't even notice. Simple and intuitive to use, I found it very easy A single button on the top of the camera is used for recording and taking photos, as well as for powering the camera on/off. 1.
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3. There are a number of accessories included with the camera, including a remote control, two batteries, lots of adhesive mounts and buckles, and a charging block, making it a great There are a few cons 1 *br The tiny blue LED on top of the camera makes it hard to see when the camera is on if it is mounted in such a way that it is not visible to you. The alert sounds can be set up so you can hear when the camera turns on or off, or when recording begins or ends, but since I am using it for a helmet cam, I can't see the LED, nor can I hear them since I'm wearing earplugs. Perhaps there could be an option for vibration notifications/alerts in addition to sound for the next release of AKASO? Secondly, read this. For the folks who don't read product descriptions, the camera does not come with an SD card. To AKASO's credit, they make that very clear in the product description, but I repeat this fact for those who don't. 1.
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3. While the camera is installed in the frame, it cannot be charged. Although there is a port for charging, it is covered so the camera stays waterproof without the use of 2. 3. 4. Last but not least, the camera frame is a very tight fit, and it can be difficult to get the camera in and out for charging or changing the SD card. The screen on the front of my month-old phone was broken by accident. In trying to remove the old camera from the frame, I discovered it was stuck. While it may still be usable, I can no longer use it as my helmet camera as it won't be waterproof or bugproof. Generally, I liked the Brave 7 camera for a number of reasons It does have some quirks, but I found myself willing to deal with them in exchange for saving up to $200 over the.

Kylie Ramos

| Feb 27, 2021

In a nutshell It's almost too good to be true. This is an amazing deal. With the stabilization on my mountain bike, I was able to use the camera with a chest rig and the stabilizer worked perfectly. In terms of the price, the camera is what you would expect, but it comes with plenty of mounting options. Even though the camera was in a minor wreck, it did not get damaged. The app enabled me to import the video and to edit it in iMovie and Adobe Premiere without any problems. A camera like this will be an invaluable asset to riders and reviewers.

Jianna Berry

| Nov 13, 2020

The Fifth Update on the Review The replacement AKASO Brave 7 camera I was sent is night and day different from what I got. Obviously I must have gotten a defective product. There is a huge improvement in the sound. Even without a microphone, the sound is quite faint, but this is typical of action cameras. When I installed the AKASO microphone, I heard a very clear sound (clear and interference-free even when I was running As well as the OS, it is far more stable. Instead of resetting the settings, this time there is no reset option. You can figure out how the interface works very easily. I was impressed with the quality and solidity of the camera. In addition, I like that you can connect the camera to your phone via the AKASO Go app and download the videos and pictures directly A lot of accessories are included with it, including 2 battery packs with dual chargers and nice remote controls. cannot believe the price difference between this camera and the Thank you for a great customer service experience at AKASO as well!! This review is similar to the previous review - This action camera is not as great as it seems. Here we go again with Chinese garbage. With my voice not being recorded without the external microphone from Akaso that I purchased separately, I must use another microphone. The quality of the external microphone is terrible. The sound during playback is a bit crunchy. If you want to record, you should not move around while doing so. In addition, the side piece that covers the speaker fell off during the initial testing of the product. LOL Terrible There is no way I can believe it because it feels like such a solid piece of hardware. It also seems that the camera's settings on its interface constantly turn on and The price was great, and it got some good reviews, so I was really hoping to like it. My lemon may not be as sweet as it seems. Upon my return, I will be back.

Kyle PRITCHARD

| Dec 29, 2020