Wonderful kit that every godox V1/ AD200 user should posses in order to get the most out of their flash/speed light with all amazing effects. Highly recommend!

I am a long-time user of V3, so when I needed another IR remote in a far corner of my place, the v4 was a no-brainer.Backup v3 ... unplug ... plug and adopt v4 ... restore devices. Worked perfectly.I wish there was better "Alexa" integration, but there are always workarounds.

Just took the Akaso V50 pro snorkeling in Cozumel. Footage came out amazing!!!

Bought it for my 1st grade nephew. He likes it and its held up so far.

Serviced my V8 Holden today and swear by these filters. 11000 Kim’s and the oil still comes out golden colour

Funciona tanto con 110v y 240v, tenía dudas sobre esto, pero gratamente pude comprobar que funciona con ambas tensiones.

As my first action camera, I originally started my journey with an Amazon gift card that I plopped on a AKASO EK7000 Pro that I had to return after testing it out for an hour because it left me wanting more the 4k/25fps and 16MP camera, so I was back to the drawing board searching and I decided for this AKASO V50 Elite camera.When I received the V50 Elite, I opened the packaging that was beautifully blister sealed and I took the V50 Elite out of the waterproof case and I went to grab a phillips head screwdriver to unscrew the case from the mount because it is tightened insanely hard. Upon examining the V50 Elite itself, I was very impressed with the fit and finish. I love that it has a hinged battery door opening because the EK7000 did not. The overall fit and finish of the V50 Elite is pure solid and superbly excellent with a rubberized texture with no cheap plastics, which makes gripping by hand very assuring. The accessories are plentiful and excellent as well, and works really nicely. The BEST part of this V50 Elite is it comes with 2 batteries and a wireless voice control remote! This wireless remote is fantastic and CONVENIENT because I can set it and speak to the remote and it will start/stop videos or take photos.After inserting a SanDisk 32GB Extreme uSD Card, I headed out to take some test footage and I was completed enthralled with the AMAZING footage at 4K at 30fps and at 60fps, and WITH the 20MP camera because the quality for me was absolutely stunning. The following day, I took it out on a bicycle ride and I could not be happier with 4k/30 fps with the electronic stabilization and the wind cancellation that worked really nicely. The pictures and the videos were just perfection to me! Going from 4k/25fps to 4k/30fps is slightly noticeable, but at 4k/60fps is when the details of the videos are stellar and the same goes with the 20MP pictures!This V50 Elite is the best purchase that I have made and I am looking forward to plenty of use from it especially with 4k at 60 fps video capture and the 20MP pictures is just too awesome to not take advantage of! I'm an Akaso fan for life!

I'm very familiar with off camera flash and specifically godox. I've had my godox speedlites (v860ii's) for a couple of years and I love them. What I don't like is the menu for them, specifically at weddings.I know I know, natural light photographers are thinking "but Steve I dont use flash its not my style!" While that's great, but for me personally, I want a nice looking image without going up to ISO 6400-12800 in a reception venue. I routinely use 2 lights off camera during reception time, and the menu for controlling lights off camera with the v860ii is really a pain. I feel like i gotta hit the same button 6 times to get to the same menu. The next time i have to hit it 3 times.I couldn't justify spending $230 on a speedlite until I tried the godox v860iii. I know the roundhead v1 is more expensive. I couldn't justify that either. I also wasn't a fan of the roundhead. So the v860iii takes what's great about the v1 and puts it into a v860ii body.-Much better interface-Modeling light-TTL function for newer cameras(if that appeals to you-USB C chargingIn closing, I'd like to say I'll be replacing all of my lights with godox v860iii's simply because of the interface when used at weddings.Hope this helps someone! Here's some sample images I've taken with the v860ii. The actual light pattern is no different than the v860ii, it's just a much more complete solution.