I own both the Akaso V50 and the Akaso V50x. I really love the V50x. The V50 was pretty good, got some nice shots and videos with it, but it lacked a touch screen. The V50x has a touch screen as well as some other great features, such as the ability to change the angle of the lens, and it has better motion stability when taking videos than the V50. I've been using it on the road to record my dj and live band sets, and so far i'm very happy with the results. With the built in Wifi it's easy to transfer pics or videos for editing. The only thing I didn't care for was the battery situation. The company does send you 2 batteries which is nice, but you have to charge them before you can use the camera. It would be nice to be able to use the camera right out of the box without waiting. Overall a great camera for the price.

I’ve bought a heap of wide-angle lens attachments for my iPhones over the years, so I feel I am extremely qualified to review and compare the Xenvo lens I just bought with others. I was very skeptical initially, as every single wide angle lens attachment I have bought in the past has produced photos of poor quality; I.e. huge amount of vignetting and no sharpness at all. The Xenvo is the highest quality lens I have ever used. I am absolutely thrilled with it. My photos are not only SIGNIFICANTLY wider, but they don’t end up with a bulbous distorted result as inferior attachments do, nor is there any vignetting. The quality of the photos is seriously as good as they are without the lens - you can zoom all the way in and see the complete and total sharpness. I just tried the macro lens for the first time today and I feel the same way about it - the quality is so fine, it’s like looking something under a medical-grade microscope!! It’s seriously great value - I would have happily paid double the price considering the quality of it. It comes with a very conveniently sized carry case (hard-sided to protect it) which is a perfect size. It also comes with a little LED light attachment for the purpose of a “constant light” rather than using a flash which can drown out the background of an image when photographing a subject at a closer distance. The light is really good and has 3 brightness settings, however, I don’t think I’ll personally get much use of it as I bought the lens kit specifically for the wide angle. I ended up buying 2 more of these (one for a gift and one for a spare in the event I lose my main one). I highly recommend this product - you will NOT be disappointed!!!

I can't seem to fathom how someone - not getting a feature that not advertised in the first place- mitigates, in their own mind, leaving a 3 star rating. For $2000, you get a camera with fantastic ibis, fantastic low light, and 6k external recording. This camera is not a Sony A7sIII, if you want that autofocus - you'll have to fork over an extra 1500 dollars for the body alone and another 1500 for a lens that can actually utilize it. Not only will you be out an extra 3000 for your pipe dream of being a famous youtube vlogger, but you now lose the superior ibis that this Panasonic S5 offers.For 2000 dollars, you really can't beat this image in regards to noise floor and dynamic range. It actually edges out my Blackmagic Pocket 6K in both of those categories while giving me ibis (fantastic at that), though I may prefer the color out of my P6K 3% or some ridiculously low threshold like that.It's perfect for me, no it is not the perfect camera... if you want the perfect camera, you'll have to spend 6,000 on the C70 and that's not even full frame.

Really loved this product. It stays on the lens cap and does the job. Glad I bought these! If anytime in the future I need more, I will definitely buy some of these things!

I have mixed feelings about the 9000. It costs a few bucks more than some of the others and it has a glass lens, so I expected more of a quality picture than I got. However, it is a web cam and not a digital camera, and it costs less than $100 so I was just expecting too much. After re-evaluating the purchase, I see now that it is a hell of a web cam for the price. The edges of the 970 x 720 mode pictures are blurry but the majority of the frame is tolerable. The autofocus feature does a great job. I grabbed the camera and held it 2 inches from my face and it focused right in. It adjusts for light conditions with ease. The motion detection software is great. You can adjust it with precision so that the wind blowing will not start a video, but a dog coming in the picture will. I've posted a couple of pictures that show the weakness and the strengths at [...] I'll give it a 5 as I've come to see it as a web cam and not a digital camera.

EDIT AFTER USING IT FOR 6 MONTHS: I tried a mic adapter which finally got the mic to work. Upped my rating to 4 stars, accordingly. Can't give this camera 5 stars because it's troublesome connecting with the GoPro app. Requires re-discovering through BT, which is annoying and often also requires taking the camera out of the case in order to fix the connection settings. Still loving the lens settings and the video quality.ORIGINAL REVIEW: Got the Hero5 for a present. Love the video quality. Hate, hate, hate, the inability to connect an external microphone and get it to work. Deep internet and youtube searches have only revealed that this is a well-known problem with the camera software that GoPro won't acknowledge or fix. My workaround has been to pay for an iPhone app that collects audio and syncs it with the Gopro video via bluetooth. Seriously, this is very cumbersome especially for recording while on a mountain bike etc. I don't give it less stars because the camera is a great video image recorder.

I put this in our living room on our TV that's hanging on the wall. I expected that the entire living room would be fit in the video. But it doesn't. And now I can't figure out what the mm equivalent this camera is to a regular camera. For all I know it could be a 75mm zoom lens equivalent. So now when I stand up my head is cut off. We use it for Skype. But it's my mistake, since I thought wide-screen meant wide-angle. But it's the B910 model that is wide-angle.But think about it, I spent like 10 minutes choosing a camera. (Again my fault.) But why say wide-screen since it just means HD. Which is silly, why say it twice? Oh, it's a 1080p camera with full HD, and btw, it's wide-screen. So silly.The image quality, sound, etc. is great, everything I would expect from Logitech. Except the product description person should be smacked on the head. jk.

My son is four, we were going on a trip so I thought it would be cool to get him a camera to take his own photos with since it seemed like something he was interested in. So keep in mind his age as you read. Setting up and charging is easy. There are several modes to this camera which is cool but a tad confusing for my son to figure out on his own. It has a photo mode, a video/audio mode and some old school games (super fun for 90’s baby mom) once it’s on photo mode he can snap away it was very easy to stand and shoot. The lens flips up so that he can take selfies and use the screen to do so. This camera has been dropped a few times and besides some scratches it’s not damaged. The memory card hold enough photos for a 4 year old, if you were giving to an older kid they might want an upgrade. I this this is a great little kid camera, not for a middle school or older elementary school child.