V50X

Tbh I find gopros too expensive to use as a glorified dash cam. I just use cheap Chinese action cams which are perfectly adequate. My current one is an Akaso V50x I think - fraction of the price of a gopro

I've got an AKASO V50X which I use snorkeling. They go for around $100 on Amazon, including underwater case and various mounting attachments. It uses a microSD card for storage and wi-fi to transfer files and stream. I'm happy with it.

I’ve been riding for 4 years with an inexpensive Akaso V50X (https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07WZMP2P3). The video isn’t GoPro quality but it’s good enough. I mount it on my handlebars as I don’t want to risk having anything attached to my helmet that could snag on the ground if I fall. The lens is wide a

The best bang for ur buck that I've found is the Akaso V50X on Amazon.

I have 4 Akaso V50X. Bought them @ ~US $100/each (mtb, skiing/snowboarding, paragliding, scuba-diving with the kids, etc...). They used to be quite decent for the price. But the hardware was updated and the image quality is absolutely terrible now. 4k is supposed to mean "good image quality" but low

If the only place you ever will watch videos is your phone, some of these budget cams can be okay. The difference in quality is much more noticeable on a tablet, computer or tv. on any big screen it is obviously fake or low quality 4k. Many of these cameras intentionally lower the quality of their 1

Hey, I have Akaso v50x - its very budget friendly and I like it. I used it for cycling trips, snorkeling, skiing and for my needs is all I hoped for. Check it out...

Hi! I bought my V50X second-hand, and after about a month it got bricked after a reset. Since I can't RMA it, I was wondering if you still have the firmware Akaso sent you. Even if it didn't fix your camera, I'd really appreciate it if you could send me the file so I can give it a try. Thanks!

My thoughts exactly. However there are decent deals out there. I just bought a used pro version of the EK7000 for $30 on eBay from a reputable seller. The pro version has stabilization, yours doesn't. I can't wait to see how mine performs on the handle bars of my dirt bike and motorcycle What I find

If your phone is less than three years old, you likely will get a better video out of that than a sub-$150 action camera. I have a sub-$150 camera, and while it was OK for daytime travel vlogging, it was not so good for running and unsatisfactory for night or low-light video. The stabilization was j