EK7000 Pro

20K rupees is a tight budget for a decent camera. $228 in US dollars. You can look at the AKASO line of cameras. I have the EK7000 Pro, and while I would not recommend that model, the camera has been sturdy, reliable, and does a surprisingly good job for the price. You want something that does a bet

I use two Akaso EK7000 Pro cameras, one front, one rear. 18 months of 3-4 days a week use and still going strong. Had around 15 of 20 ish near misses actioned by Police on Operation Snap, although recently they seem to have dried up. I did hear a rumor that the number of clips submitted was overwhel

I have two Akaso EK7000 Pros mounted to the bicycle, one for front and one for rear. You can buy them from Amazon for around the £75 mark usually. For being cheap the quality is pretty good, you get 4K 30fps and decent enough image stabilisation and 90-120 mins run time. The best thing is the batter

Disclaimer - I am not a Brave 7 owner, but I am an Akaso EK7000 Pro owner. Now that's out of the way, I like the Akasos in general. Mine is sturdy and reliable. I looked at the Brave 7 specs and I'd be a bit reluctant to take it snorkeling without a waterproof case. Akaso sells the Brave 7 with a "D