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.

Purchased for my 9 year old grandson. He loves it. Easy to use. Just have extra batteries around if you have a shutter bug.

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

So I have this Old DELL LCD 19 inch monitor. Ya know, that big black square from the old days that used to be the awesome monitor in the Windows XP era. And I wanted to hook it up to my current rig for retro games like the OG Half-Life and Quake 2, and it works perfectly. It plugged right in and works just fine. Would Recommend.

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 This tripod adapter is easy to use and routes 360 degrees making taking pictures so easy fits any tripod

Great for connecting an older monitor to a newer office PC. Works as designed and described.

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