I have used the most basic Akaso camera, an EK 7000 for years to record home inspections. It's easy to learn and tough. I recently upgraded to the Brave Ultra HD, which has more features. It's just as tough, a bit more difficult to learn due to many more features. What I like most is the choice of lense width. I like to shoot with no wide angle distortion, which this camera does well. I have made several outdoor pics and videos as well, and the many features provides options unexpected in this price range. I also own a GoPro 8 black, which has its merits, mainly waterproof, but generally no better performance than my Akasos. Yes my EK7000 is still plugging away. I lost its battery door somewhere, but the battery stays in pretty well without it. The Brave Ultra HD has good-quality, many features and takes excellent pics and vids. Akaso cameras are well-made and durable, and from my experience, easier to learn than GoPro.

I actually bought 2 of these for Video teaching purposes. Very easy to use and setup!

Inexpensive, clear sound and surprisingly more bass then I expected. Good aftermarket speakers to match my aftermarket Pioneer radio.

My son 6 years old got this as a gift from Sunday schoolHe like it very muchDurable & easy to usePictures quality is so good & it works by screen touch

I bought this for a friend who is a coffee drinker. She loved it