My review probably doesn’t mean much because I have no clue what it’s supposed to do all I know is that we took pictures and videos and it worked like I expected it to.

Hi All!I haven't any smartwatches but when Tichwatch presented Pro 3 I made a decision to buy it. I placed my order Sep 25 and have got it through 4(!) calendar days!For now, I think TicWatch Pro 3 is the best smartwatch on WearOS! Positive:1. working speed - no freezes2. connectivity - everything is here (eSIM not interested)3. battery - I have more than 3 workdays and I hope when TicWatch will release OTA update to Bluetooth 5 working time will increase.I of course I hope TicWatch don't stop and will release new features and updates!

I purchased this camera so that I can video while I am riding my bicycle and capture the wildlife around me without having to stop and take my phone out. The videos I watched prior to purchase made it seem like the stabilization worked pretty well; however I found that it only works in 1080p. (The manual that came with the package also states the same.) I found that when I try to use the 2K or 4K, I lose the wifi connection a lot as well. This doesn't happen in the 1080p. My battery life is better than expected. I have found one battery is lasting me an hour or more. I have also found it is better to make small videos than large ones, if wanting to transfer from the camera to my phone using the wifi. Anything more than 10min often loses connection.

You Cant beat the price and function of this Camera. it does what is supposed to do.My first action Cam and im happy about it.use it to record my soccer plays and cycling.i gave Battery life 4 stars. full charged last about an hour.but theres two so win win.

My son wanted a Gopro to film his snowboard descents as well as his motocross rides. But a Gopro is very expensive ... When I saw this low price for this APEXCAM camera, I thought to myself that it is really not expensive for a Christmas present for my son. ($ 70 with free shipping ... Wow !!!) it's definitely worth a try. Very satisfied with the price, the very fast delivery time. wow !!! the mlaman is very happy. It just remains to try it ....It was thanks to the positive reviews ans videos that made me decide to but this APEXCAM.

This is my first action camera. One of the main reason I purchased this little camera is that has so many excellent features. The picture quality is superb up to 20mp. It has the option of narrow/medium/wide angle selections. Comes with remote control, 2 batteries and charger and lots of other accessories. Also has a 1 year warranty, and when you register it gives you an extra year warranty for a total of 2 year warranty. It comes with a waterproof case for up to 131 ft. Also another think I love is that it connects with it's own wifi to my Cell phone.Great little camera for the price. I'm so glad I didn't spend a fortune on a GoPro. You won't be disappointed with this Akaso V50 Elite.

This little camera is a real trooper! I strapped it to the front of my motorcycle helmet and we were off!I've never used a GoPro, but for the quality of the videos that it was able to produce, both during the day and at night, I can't say I regret not trying the GP out.I highly recommend this camera. I'm probably going to pick up some more batteries for it, though. The battery life is about 90 minutes from a full charge. The included remote helps to extend that, but I'd still want the extra capacity on-hand.For those who are wondering, the camera saves videos every few minutes, so that you don't lose your footage if the battery were to die. I just throw them into a video editor and combine them into a single video. No breaks or stutters. Nice, following video.

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 After many hours of youtube reviews my choices were down to the SJCAM SJ5000X, it's newer sibling the SJ6 Legend, and this guy. The main reasons these were my finalists were a) they all had image stabilization, and b) they all had good picture quality. I was particularly interested in how they would do underwater since I'm planning a snorkeling trip in the spring. 4k resolution and the high end specs were not as important to me since I'd mainly be watching the results on my 1080p TV. All of these cameras seemed to have great pictures for the price.What ultimately tipped the balance in favor of the YI 4k II was a number of factors:- Touchscreen: I'm sure I could have gotten used to the menu buttons on the SJ5000X but the YI's interface looked great. Yes, there's even a waterproof case that supports the touchscreen. I'm anxious to try it but even if it's not great the main button will work for record/pause and power.- External microphone support. I can't say that I'm for sure going to use this feature but it's nice to know it's there if I need it.- Battery life. The YI 4k II sports a 1400maH battery, to which I added two more and a multi-port charger. This should give me plenty of recording time.Out of the box this thing is fantastic. I couldn't be more pleased. The camera comes on almost instantaneously. The touch menu is laid out well and the screen is responsive. There are tons of options for different recording modes and camera settings, many of which, as an amateur, I will probably not access. Still, it's good to have them. The picture quality is tremendous in the mixed light of my kitchen with the low sun shooting through the windows. The sound from the internal mic is better than I expected. A quick trip in the car showed that most of the road noise and my noisy van was filtered out. I paired it with a 64gb sd card and will probably pick up a spare before my trip. 128gb is supported but I wasn't willing to spend the money. The smart phone app seems pretty good although I had a touch of trouble getting the wifi to connect some of the time. Once it's up though you can watch the live video or review the saved clips.All in all I would heartily recommend this to anyone wanting an action camera. I'm so glad I spent a little more than the others for this one.