Used this product for a bike ride, the video quality was awesome, the voice recording was also good. the camera captures a wide angle. They are also different resolution which i presume its for the battery life, i used 4K and just used one full battery, cant remember how long it was but done the job. it also has a remote which i thought was good. there are other settings like slow motion and wifi to connect to my phone, which i can wait to use. Have used it much but so far i am impressed. i think it competes with the GOPros so far.

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I'm a bit torn on this cam.Pros:+ it is nicely small and stand-alone, so easy to set somewhere and record.+ it video doesn't suck (not awesome either) .+ pulling out the micro SD card, I can load and view videos in Win10 without problem.+ battery lasted about 40 minutes on the initial charge, but after leaving it on the charger overnight, no problems running for just over an hour on the battery.Cons:- I bought it specifically because it seemed from the description I could narrow the degree of view. I believe that is not possible. Every "cam" I buy seems to have a very wide field of view, I want a smaller frame for close-ups and interviews ... without the cam having to be like a foot from the subject.- The "XDV" app is crap. Doesn't really want to connect and when it did, it lost connection and then I wasn't able to do anything again. I've got some experience with other WiFi cams and they're not this bad.I'll update if there's something more to contribute. Like I said, it's not a waste of money, I just have to figure out how to fit this particular piece of technology into my life.

I already have an Akaso Brave 4 action camera (the only action camera I have owned) and will be comparing the V50X to it. I mainly use these action cameras for swimming at the beach/swimming pool with the kids and surfing but have occasionally used it outdoors while playing with my kids and few times indoors during family gatherings. Here are some of my Pros and Cons to the V50X compared to the Brave 4:Pros: First off, to get an action camera with touch screen and 4K capability for a $100 is an exceptional deal. It also came with a lot of different mounts and two batteries. This would save you some money and give you more options to use the camera. The image stabilization for the video in 4K seems to be better than the Brave 4 and from other reviewers just as good or better than a GoPro. Video at night or in low light also seems to be very good. Touch screen works well, responsive, and the functions are easy to navigate both using the touch screen and buttons. Build quality seems more sturdier than the Brave 4. Still photos are of good quality both during the day and at night/low light.Cons: The built in microphone in the V50X does not work well. Audio sounds muffled and very difficult to understand people talking unless you are the one holding the camera. I am hoping the Akaso will come out with a fix through firmware to improve the microphone audio recording. This may be a deal breaker for you if you want to have better audio quality in your videos. For me it is not that much of an issue because I use it with the waterproof case, which already lowers the audio quality because it is sealed shut. However, if it had decent audio recording then it would give me more chances to use the camera without the waterproof case.Summing up, the V50X is a really good action camera for the price point of $100. However, the audio quality is pretty poor and could be a deal breaker if you want the audio to be of decent quality. If you plan to edit your videos with music then this would not be an issue.