V50X

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

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.

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...

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

Cheap Chinese action cameras basically lie to you. I had the same exact thing with an akaso v50x. Yes, the file is encoded at 4k resolution, but the sensor is not capturing true 4k like you would get on something like a DJI, GoPro, Insta360 etc.

Maybe try the Akaso 360. Just be aware that Akaso is a significant drop in image and sound quality compared to the latest models from GoPro, DJI, Insta360, etc. Akaso EK7000 is a real budget camera. Another option might be the Akaso V50X. They might be adequate for some uses, but the sound is quite

eu am akaso v50x și sunt destul de mulțumit de ea. video 4k,stabilizator,baterii care ma țin cam 2h fiecare. decent zic pt preț.

For anyone searching and finding this thread, as of early 2025 Akaso is now recommending a “Class 10 or UHS-I rating” card with a “capacity up to 256GB.” https://support.akasotech.com/hc/en-us/articles/7218300356889-What-are-the-SD-card-requirements-for-the-V50X FWIW, I’ve been using a 128GB Samsung

I use an inexpensive Akaso V50X as a dashcam, mounted on my handlebars. The 4K video isn’t GoPro quality but it’s plenty good for dashcam purposes. It comes with 2 batteries, buy extras as each one lasts 60+ minutes at 4K, or you can power it from an external battery.