AKASO Brave 7 LE 4K30FPS 20MP WiFi Action Camera with Touch Screen EIS 2.0 Zoom Remote Control 131 Feet Underwater Camera with 2X 1350mAh Batteries Support External Microphone Vlog Camera

I bought this camera just in time for a vacation on a cruise to the Bahamas. The camera arrived in a factory packed in perfect condition, both of the batteries were already charged enough for me to test the camera. It worked perfect and it came with a lot of extra items. The video quality is great. I used it for snorkeling, for biking and just relaxing at the beach and I have to say it’s great. The batteries lasted a long time. The waterproof case is great not even a drop off water leak inside even though the camera is waterproof I didn’t try it without the waterproof case. I recommend very good camera and good quality. You won’t regret buying it.

I've been pleasantly surprised by the AKASO Brave 7 LE. For the price, it offers features that are hard to find in other budget action cameras. The video quality is sharp in daylight, and the electronic image stabilization does a good job for walking, biking, and casual outdoor activities.The dual screens are very useful, especially the front display for selfies or vlogging. Battery life is decent, and the package includes plenty of accessories, so you can start using it right away.It's not on the same level as a high-end GoPro when it comes to low-light performance or overall image quality, but considering the cost, it's an excellent value. If you're looking for an affordable action camera for travel, snorkeling, hiking, or family vacations, I highly recommend it.Pros:Excellent value for the moneyGood image stabilizationDual front and rear screensLots of included accessoriesEasy to useCons:Low-light video could be betterAudio quality is average without an external microphoneOverall, this is a fantastic choice for anyone who wants a capable action camera without spending hundreds of dollars.

I bought this to film my GERMAN SHEPHERD of 100 lbs while he works at the Boss Dog of my rage room. Social media accounts are 1st person in his words. I wanted to really give POV so I bought this. I did have to order an extension arm up get it up over this big head and ears. I'm waiting on the harness and arm still. So no actual proof of how it performed yet... I can only tell you about the box opening and set up, along with trial videos. I'll update when I've got more to say!4/12/261: Buttons are very hard to push.2: It just cut off on its own.3: You can't hear sound from camera on playback.4: It's very clear and stabilization is good (from my pretending to be a GSD walking)5: Set up is simple.6: Can't figure out how to use dual screen.7: I'm super stoked about this little thing!!UPDATE-4/19/261: I've returned the camera before I ever received extension arm. Got the harness. Paid for the best kind. NO GO FOR A GERMAN SHEPHERD! Kept losing it's firm mount, even with using the turning tool to ensure a tight connection) and EVERY time I would test it for a couple minutes... Then try to playback... It would say sd card is full (I paid 80 bucks on the exact same best card it said i needed) and then it would say that I needed to format it, AGAIN. Then that would fail. EVERY TIME. So I thought maybe corrupt card. Tried a 2nd one, downloaded an app that deep detects fake sd cards. It passed. It was the camera. PLUS, there's no night vision so a rage room with lights off and colorful strobes and black lights as the setting made the screen black every second I was watching live on the mobile app (which by the way, uses a very ancient, annoying and unreliable experience) and I couldn't make anything out what so ever. LASTLY, the dual lens gimmick they say to make you feel like it's gonna be fancy, is a joke. Dual means 2. You can only use 1 or the other. Not both at at the same time. I found no settings for customizing filming beyond basic quality and FPS choices.All in all... Don't waste your time. Invest a little more money on the real deal. I've had the OG cameras twice and never was disappointed with them. Until I lost them or run over them. Lol Then I was just disappointed in myself! 😎

I’m actually really happy with this purchase. The first thing that impressed me was how much came in the box for the price. I was expecting to have to turn around and buy a bunch of extra accessories, but they give you pretty much everything you need to get started.The camera itself does the job well, and I didn’t have to break the bank to get a solid action camera. I wasn’t looking to spend GoPro money, so for what I paid and everything that was included, I feel like I got a great deal.Definitely one of those purchases where I feel like I got my money’s worth. Best bang for the buck in my opinion. 💯

Great camera for the price! The video quality is surprisingly good, it’s easy to set up, and the battery life has been solid. I use it outdoors and it’s been reliable every time. The accessories included are a nice bonus, and overall it offers excellent value. I’d definitely recommend the EK7000 to anyone looking for an affordable action camera.

I took this camera scuba diving in Panama City Beach, FL. It worked as well at depths of 85ft as it did on dry land. Great photos and good video for the money. If you want a GoPro but don’t want to spend the GoPro money, this is the camera to buy.

Akaso Brave 7LEAs a professional architect, I have always needed site and existing condition information in developing projects. Over the years I have used SLR cameras and cell phone cameras and having to carry numerous measurement and drawing tools to get existing information. INow Ican use LiDAR scans and digital measurement tools to get accurate data, but the most important information is the subtle visuals that I can’t go back to double check on a unique item or condition. Photographs always seem to not be exactly pointed in the right direction, or didn’t get a specific issue cause of concept changes. Video provides a more detailed view of what is there, and can capture items that weren’t thought of as important during a on-site survey.In researching all the video cameras available, it was apparent that all cameras do not all have the features I wanted. The Brave 7 LE allowed me to get to a video camera that had the features I wanted at a fantastic price point,and with excellent quality output and ease of use,but even more appealing was the fantastic array of accessories available that allow me to use the camera the way I want. I have a monopole mount that allows steady movement and uniform height viewpoints, a small handheld tripod to allow setup on a surface and record client discussions and important design decisions.Saving the video files in the project directory allows effortlessly recall of forgotten content.The size and light weight makes data gathering easier and more accurate. The ability of the camera to update in connection with my iPhone app was an unexpected bonus. Some of the features that I was less than pleased with have been added and altered via online updates, great feature, and makes me feel this was a fabulous choice.My use so far has been beyond my initial goal. My daughter wants me to record important moments in my “life untold family history” . As II am not a great writer, I have decided to do a personal vlog on the camera to relate family moments that are long past. I think this is going to be a great way to address this task.

I really wanted to like this camera. I mean come on. $140 for a 4K camera with great battery life and many competitive features. I use my action cams mostly for recording longer motocross races. So I need decent resolution and long battery life. I don’t really care that much about image stabilization since I think it makes a very rough track and riding experience look like you’re skiing thru fresh powder. Just my opinion.The camera feels well built and the buttons work reasonably well. They all take a hard press and it’s a little hard to tell if you’ve actuated them correctly. The touchscreen is not up to current GoPro/DJI standards but is plenty usable. These are issues I easily look past considering the price point.The huge assortment of extra accessories is really nice to have and the 2 batteries plus separate charger is how every manufacturer should do it. The remote works quite good although I didn’t use it for what I was doing since battery life was more than adequate and I could just start recording at my truck, ride to the start line, do the race, and have plenty of battery life.The battery life seems very good. The races I run are around 60 min long by the time I”m finished. The battery was only about half used by then. Way better than my Hero4 Black cams.I’ve used GP Hero 4 (my personal cams), Hero 5/6/7, and DJI Osmo Action 2. The DJI Osmo is by far the best camera of them all in terms of functionality and ease of use. Also a great battery. Unfortunately for me I like a really wide angle for the races. The DJI is not wide enough. I really like GoPro’s Superview.That’s probably the biggest reason I won’t be keeping the Asako cam. Even on the widest setting (both at 1080 & 2.7K) it is much narrower than I want. Pretty much a deal killer for me.Secondly the quality of the footage (resolution and clarity) just seems lower than even my nearly 10 old Hero4 Blacks at the same resolution. I’m no video expert and it’s hard to put my finger on it but the footage just looks softer, like it’s slightly out of focus. I only shot in 1080 and 2.7K but comparing it under the same kind of shooting conditions just doesn’t give a good result.I recorded footage with the image stabilization both on and off. I think with it on it pulled the FOV in even tighter and it seemed to give it kind of a swimmy look. With it off it was better but then it also seemed more bouncy than my typical GP footage. But that’s hard to quantify.Last little nitpicks. The full enclosure case works fine but is pretty bulky. A skeleton style case would be a nice option that I would gladly pay extra for, just to get the cam closer to my helmet.Lastly the camera exports the video files in MOV format (GoPro exports MP4s). I didn’t even realize this until my edit software OpenShot had issues importing MOV files where it cuts off the last bit of each file. Not the fault of the Asako cam but it seems from reading around that maybe MOV files are a little more difficult to deal with. Anyhow that was an issue as well. I would have had to buy an MOV to MP4 converter software since the free versions handle only 1-2 GB files which are much smaller than what these cams export. I didn’t see a place to change the export format but maybe I missed it.The Asako app is nothing to write home about but it does serve the basic function of getting the camera aimed and you can do rudimentary review of your footage. Again, just fine at this price point.So I sent this Asako action cam back for a refund. But for me; if they made a real “superview” wide angle and got the quality of the footage sharper I would buy this action cam again immediately. New GoPros for $400+ with all of their own crazy faults that they seem to cycle thru as they release new versions is just a ridiculous proposition.Thanks Asako for making this budget contender! Just a few improvements and I’ll be 1st in line to buy again.

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Ease of use for the kids to get into videos/photos. but wifi connection to the app on the phone is rather finicky. otherwise shots are good and quality is decent. kids are enjoying the use of it.

Excelente camara tipo go pro a un súper precio

A câmera aparenta ser de excelente qualidade. Tivemos problema com o número de rastreio que foi enviado inicialmente, mas a empresa se disponibilizou em ajudar e enviou prontamente os dados corretos

Es una muy exelente camara, super recomendada😁👍