This appears to be a nice, functional action camera. I bought it to use it instead of an expensive Go Pro for kayaking. I will update this with more details after I have had a chance to use it on my first trip.

Quality product. Fit perfectly and worked very well.

Good Tripod for recording videos.Very convenient sturdy and easy to use.Very cheap and great value for the money.

En la pantalla no se diferencia mucho la calidad pero después lo ves el portátil o móvil y la fotos y vídeos tienen una gran calidad , para un precio muy competitivo ofrece muchas características y buenos resultados, complementado con bastantes accesorios y el mando inalámbrico va muy bien. Estoy muy feliz con ella. Único inconveniente que si hay luz de espada se ve a la persona muy oscura y no se le diferencia y en pacios cerrados con poca luz no se ve mucho. Si me mandaron un tiempo después los regalos cuando puse la reseña y les mandé el enlace.

I'm an owner of two previous models, GoPros, and I have to say that this is right up there with them. I bought the Akaso V50 Elite as an additional camera to my collection. I was honestly skeptical at first, but all of my concerns were gone as soon as I started to use this camera. So far, I've used it on my bike to record my trail run along with weekends of us on the boat cruising around the lake. I'm using a 256GB microSD card without any problems. The image quality and stabilization look and works great! Not to mention that this comes with two batteries, a battery charger, a remote control, and multiple mounting options. I highly recommend this camera to anyone looking for something equivalent to a GoPro at a fraction of the cost.

I bought this camera (the less expensive M1 camera) a few weeks ago and am shocked at how difficult it is to use. The "User Manual" is terrible and setting it up is NOT easy. The tiny screen is almost unusable. And, because it requires a magnifying glass to even read the text on it, setup is very frustrating and viewing any photos on it kind of pointless. Setup was further complicated by a small piece of plastic at the left end of the On/Off/Setup switch (from when that piece came out of the mold). It kept me from being able to switch to Live Mode until I cut that excess plastic off.They include a cheap strap which broke the first time I tried to use it. They also include a short cable (apparently to plug into a computer?) but absolutely no instructions on how to do that in the User Manual. I finally just removed the SD card and viewed the files on my computer. I couldn't find any YouTube videos reviewing this particular camera.I understand this is a cheap product but I've spent WAY TOO MIUCH time getting any value out of it so far.**********While most of my criticisms still apply, I went back through the User Manual and did find several things I missed or didn't read. First, there is a discussion of how to connect the camera to my computer via the USB cable in the manual. Second, there is a post-sales support email address in the manual. I emailed it and got an immediate response promising help. Will update this when I've received it.******** Updated 1/16/2023 ********I have updated my rating to five stars primarily due to the incredible support I received from post-sales support person, Kim. Kim replaced the M1 camera with the other (slightly more expensive and upgraded option on Amazon), the T1A camera. The replacement is a FAR better choice and an excellent value. The screen is larger, the controls easier to use, photo quality and motion detection are significantly better. It does require a different SD card (microSD vs. SD) but that shouldn't be an issue. The manual still needs editing by a fluent tech writer, but overall, this was a good value for the money.

The camera is very easy to set up. The viewing window on the camera makes it so much easier to see what you are going to take a picture of. Leaps and bounds better than cameras with no viewing window.