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AKASO V50 X Action Camera, Native 4K Wifi Underwater 40M EIS Anti-Shake Cam with Touch Screen, Remote Control, Waterproof Case and Mounting Accessories Kit

Original price was: £109.99.Current price is: £79.99.

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Native 4K Resolution & Clear Footage – The AKASO V50 X action camera is an upgraded version of the AKASO V50 series and features improved video resolution capabilities. With 4K 30fps, 2.7K 30fps, and 1080P 60fps video resolutions, you can capture high-quality footage and record the beauty of life with stunning clarity.
Intuitive Touch Screen – This action camera has an intuitive touch screen that simplifies the process of capturing great shots. The touch screen is user-friendly and easy to navigate, making it simple for users to jump right in and start taking photos and videos.
Electronic Image Stabilization – AKASO V50 X action camera is equipped with electronic image stabilization (EIS) which allows for steady and smooth video recording. This feature compensates for any camera movement or shaking, ensuring that footage remains steady and smooth even when shooting in challenging environments or while engaged in dynamic activities like riding, skiing, or snorkeling.
Long Battery Life – The action cam comes with 2 rechargeable 1350mAh batteries which have enough power to support video recording for up to 180 minutes, making it possible to capture extended footage without worrying about running out of power.
More Cares – Please use the 100MB/s (U3) Micro SD Card since low speed card can’t meet this action camera. Please feel free to contact us if you meet any product problem.

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Customers find this action camera to be an excellent value for money, with good build quality that’s designed to withstand rigorous testing. The camera is simple to use, with an easy-to-navigate menu, and comes with plenty of accessories including loads of mounting options. Customers praise the video and picture quality, describing it as crystal clear with great underwater performance, and one customer notes its impressive 4K 30fps capabilities.

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  1. PaulB

    Excellent action camera for a great price.
    I thought long and hard about getting a more up-to-date action camera. I started by looking at the current GoPro range but for the small amount of use it would get they are simply too expensive. I then scoured the internet for reviews of cameras and the Akaso V50X came out well from most of them. I am aware there are some criticisms of sound quality but I’m not seeing it with the one I have. The camera arrives with a large selection of accessories and usefully, two batteries. Simple to operate once you get the hang of the menus and it performs very well. I’ve got a much cheaper action camera and the underwater footage is awful but this was excellent. Nice and clear with good colours. It’s early days but so far I would recommend it as a mid-range GoPro alternative.

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  2. Mr. Anthony Quinn

    Impressive & punches above it’s price.
    I have been using an old G*Pr* (model 3) on my bike for ages and was about to upgrade to the recent model (£400-£500).One of the reasons I had hesitated is that the Gpr doesn’t date stamp recordings, or offer the kind of ‘loop recording’ where new recordings overwrite the oldest on the memory card once it fills up. More like a dashcam.The Akazo has these features & more. Image quality is great for me, stabilisation too.It ships with a charger and TWO batteries and more mounts, clamps and bits/bats than I would ever need.Once registered they send you a choice of freebie so I got a second case and now have a mount & case on the handlebars of each of my 2 bikes and just slot the camera in to the one I choose to ride.I have been really impressed with this camera, and saved £££’s.Cons?The only thing which I could mention is that copying movies off the camera to phone via the wifi takes a while – they are big files, but as an example a 3 min movie takes 3 min to copy.So I tend to take out the card & put into the card reader on my computer.

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  3. Christopher

    Brave 7 LE replacement: Much better than v50x
    OK, so this is an updated review after the first v50x unit I was sent was clearly defective; image quality was just shocking. Hats off to Akaso though; after leaving a fairly negative review of it, I was contacted by a very polite customer service agent who offered to replace it with the brave 7 model. After confirming shipping details, a replacement unit arrived next day in the post. So Akaso get 5 stars for customer service.I can happily confirm that the Brave 7 produces footage of much higher quality and is pretty decent for the price point. It’s still not perfect: the camera applies quite aggressive smoothing to the footage which can result in loss of detail when filming up close, but if you plan to use it as intended as an action cam then it’s more than good enough. The contrast and exposure are good and the picture is fairly sharp, although it does lose a bit of sharpness towards the edges of the frame. The wireless remote works up to about 2m, so would perhaps be useful if you had the camera strapped to a helmet or similar. For longer range remote control, the WiFi worked for me up to about 5m. Build quality is good. The rubbery plastic casing looks like it’ll take a few knocks and the ports and covers all have rubber gaskets. Buttons and touch screen are responsive and easy to use. Overall, it’s a decent budget camera. If I were to compare it to a gopro (not really fair considering the price difference), I’d say if the gopro scored a 10 out of 10, this would be a 7.5.

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  4. L.D. LARGE

    A perfect Action Camera at an unbeatable price…why pay more?
    I bought this action camera to replace a Sony action camera and the performance of this Akaso V50X exceeds it in every way. I have worked in the imaging sector for 35 years, so excellent image quality, effective image stabilisation and good low light performance are of paramount importance to me, especially when capturing video footage recorded at speed from a bicycle over rough road surfaces.I only use an action camera for recording my cycle journeys and I wanted to leave this review for other cycle enthusiasts out there who are thinking of purchasing the camera for the same purposes, whilst also providing some imaging experience based on the camera for other potential buyers. I have updated the firmware in the camera from a link kindly provided by Akaso who responded to my email immediately, so I now have both the ‘EIS and Giro’ modes available, in addition to the external microphone option.I recently did a 63 mile, 4 ½ hour bike ride with the camera and it performed flawlessly. I recorded my ride in 1080P 30 fps mode with Giro and EIS turned on and the resulting video footage was outstanding. This resolution and frame rate is perfect for the purposes I use it, and I was amazed to get 1 hour and 55 minutes recording time from each battery. The brightness, contrast, colour, hue and saturation were naturally true to the environment and the image stabilisation was unbelievable. I have the camera mounted to my bike handlebars, which is always a problematic area when trying to capture stable video. With this footage there was no ‘Jello’ effect whatsoever, irrespective of the terrain. I have attached a couple of images to show the mount I made for the camera from a couple of cheap handlebar brackets and a bit of aluminium sprayed up to match the bike, whilst using the tripod mount that came with the kit. I have not uploaded any sample footage as I cannot see the point as it will inevitably be compressed in some way. Furthermore, every viewing monitor is different.I am particularly delighted how the ISO (light sensitivity of the CCD) can be altered to suit my rides in low light conditions. Furthermore, the resolution of the CCD (12 Megapixels) is just right to support 4K video whilst retaining only the necessary required pixels to suit low light recording. Because these pixels are larger than the pixels on a camera with a higher resolution, they are naturally better at resolving light as the surface area is larger. All too often, manufacturers sell their products boasting a high ‘Megapixel’ resolution, which is great in ideal shooting conditions with an abundance of available light, but in low light conditions cannot be achieved without additional lighting. This camera maintains a perfect balance in providing only the necessary pixels required for 4K footage, whilst maintaining good low light performance. In testing, this theory worked well and the camera produced very acceptable results in these conditions with EIS and Giro turned off. It is also worth mentioning that I commute in total darkness on country roads with only two high powered bike lights for illumination.I have not tested footage recorded in every mode, but 4K footage is astonishing when played back on my Samsung 4K TV. I have also not tested the camera function, as I will use a camera if I need to take photographs.The case works really well with the camera and the footage suffered no lens flare when riding into the sun or any loss of image quality. I was also able to operate all functions from the external buttons. Although I recorded in the 170 degree angle option, the distortion was kept to a minimum, and certainly better than my previous Sony camera. In this mode, depth of field is fantastic with virtually no part of the image being out of focus.There is a massive array of photo and video recording options available on the camera and it comes supplied with loads of accessories and mounts. I also like how the shooting modes can be altered to suit the environment being recorded, in addition to the usual auto mode. The audio quality is perfectly acceptable when out of the case, but it suffers when inside it. This is common sense to me as the microphones are covered up when inside the case?I can highly recommend this camera for anyone who needs to capture video in sporting type environments as the image stabilisation has to be seen to be believed. Paired with fantastic image quality and good low light performance, I cannot see why anyone would need to pay any more. As an added bonus, I have also registered my product with Akaso online, who are currently offering an additional 1 year warranty!Well done Akaso.. what a brilliant little action camera this is!

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  5. Christian

    Mi serviva una action cam “sacrificabile” (cioè che nel caso di cadute o furti non ci devo rimettere una follia), e che facesse dei video decenti.Il prodotto è buono, in rapporto ai 102 euro pagati, ma bisogna perderci un po’ di tempo nei settaggi.VIDEOLa cam da il meglio di se in 4k/30fps (anche se dubito siano reali, ma producono video perlomeno nitidi), con attivata la funzione di Stabilizzatore ma DISATTIVATA la funzione di Giroscopio, altrimenti detta Calibrazione della distorsione. Se viene attivata tale funzione (Gyroscope nelle impostazioni video, oppure Stabilizzazione ecc.. nelle impostazioni generali) la cam tenta di ridurre l’effetto fish eye e di mantenere l’inquadratura orizzontale, ma non avendo un processore performante, nel fare ciò genera un video a scatti.Le altre impostazioni le ho lasciate automatiche, e devo dire che la regolazione ISO funziona bene ma ci vuole circa mezzo secondo prima che la macchina di adegui alle variazioni di luminosità.La sensibilità è accettabile fino ai 500 lumen (stanza di 30 mq illuminata da lampada ad incandescenza da 60 watt), al di sotto dei quali non si può pretendere che la una cam di questo prezzo faccia dei video guardabili.AUDIOL’altro compromesso a cui adeguarsi è la scelta tra registrare l’audio o avere la macchina impermeabile (e resistente agli urti). Se si sceglie di usare la cam fuori dalla custodia impermeabile, come nel mio caso, bisogna sapere che al primo urto (caduta dalle mani da 1 mt di altezza sul pavimento) la macchina è da buttare (in un solo urto si è aperta in due, e si è irrimediabilmente scheggiato l’obiettivo). Se invece la si vuole fare durare un po’, si può scegliere (come stavo facendo io prima che cadesse) di forare la custodia per permettere la registrazione dell’audio, ma addio impermeabilità. Altra cosa: se volete un audio decente (non HD ma nemmeno effetto “dentro una pentola”) con la custodia montata, bisogna per forza forare quest’ultima in corrispondenza dell’attacco usb e acquistare il microfono esterno (attivando tale opzione).Fatti i dovuti compromessi, ricordo che la cam ha una formattazione tipo FAT, per cui nei famosi 4k/30 fps registra video della lunghezza massima di 15 minuti. Quindi una ripresa di 40 minuti (durata della batteria) genera 3 video.Il touch screen è ottimamente responsivo, ma tanto nella custodia è inutile :)Non ho testato la connessione wifi con l’app del telefono perchè non è di mio interesse.Il telecomando funziona, ma con un raggio d’azione molto limitato (max 5 metri).La dotazione di accessori è ampia e copre quasi tutte le esigenze di aggancio (quasi vuol dire che se dovete attaccare la cam ad una bici che davanti ha il marsupio, l’accessorio è troppo basso, e la prolunga viene fornita in altri kit di accessori a pagamento).Non ho testato l’effettiva resistenza alla pressione dell’acqua della custodia, ma posso dire che dopo avere usato una sua concorrente al mare, tutte le parti di metallo (cardini e molle dei tasti) arrugginiscono con una velocità inversamente proporzionale al numero di lavaggi in acqua demineralizzata ;)Quindi mi accingo a comprare la seconda, perché appunto la prima l’ho già involontariamente sacrificata, e intanto continuo a usare la prima per gli esperimenti di modifica della custodia.

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  6. Aleksandr Morozov

    War mit dieser Camera auf Bali und habe mehrere Stunden Videos gemacht, auch Unterwasser. Top Ergebnis.

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  7. AK77

    Wat een gaaf ding! Helemaal goed.

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  8. Sara

    Achetée comme cadeau, et cela a plu. La personne à qui je l’ai achetée m’a envoyé une vidéo après avoir filmé une sortie en vélo, la qualité était correcte , maintenant je lui avais offert cette caméra pour qu’il puisse également filmer sous l’eau lors de ses plongées , je n’ai pas encore eu de retour à ce sujet.

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  9. marie dubois

    Reçu rapidement , parait simple à utiliser

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    AKASO V50 X Action Camera, Native 4K Wifi Underwater 40M EIS Anti-Shake Cam with Touch Screen, Remote Control, Waterproof Case and Mounting Accessories Kit
    AKASO V50 X Action Camera, Native 4K Wifi Underwater 40M EIS Anti-Shake Cam with Touch Screen, Remote Control, Waterproof Case and Mounting Accessories Kit

    Original price was: £109.99.Current price is: £79.99.

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