AKASO - AKASO EK7000 Pro

Hey mate I used ASAKO, just the 7000 with the touch screen. I have it in the waterproof case for diving and kayaking. Can't fault it tbh, you can remote control it too which is handy for when you have your hands full. Got it on a boxing day sale myself too. There's a pack with a ton of attachments and stuff that might be useful too like harness and float ect that was cheap too. Might be useful for you.

I got one of these, paid £35 second hand. The battery life is about 2h and the footage is good. However, it's annoying to me that there is a fault where it needs to have the battery removed to start charging, and it's also way too quiet when turning on or off, so I have to visually inspect the camera to check it's filming. I have posted about my search for a better camera, I haven't bought a new one yet.

Another vote for AKASO. For $43 I got a camera that does everything My old GoPro would do. All you have to do is buy a memory card and you are good to go.

Yes, for my purposes. Same waterproof, same ease of navigation, same zoom function, same image stabilization, the box also comes with a very good assortment of attachments. One of the things it does better than my GoPro is transfer images directly to my phone… Very seamless. I have the 7000 model. https://a.co/d/00Xg1DgK

Hey, to answer your question though, I think the Akaso EK7000 Pro is a great budget option. I think it's around $100. If you want to, you can look up my YouTube channel, same name as my username here, my most viewed video was using that camera. It doesn't have many bells and whistles, but has good battery life and footage just looks great underwater. Hope that helps!

Cheaper option - AKASO EK7000 pro. Can record in 60fps/1080p. Cost about £70 from amazon. Lasts about an hour of recording time. Easy to charge/switch batteries. Comes with all attachments whether it’s handlebars or helmet etc.

I have the Akaso EK 7000 Pro. I upgraded from the non pro variant and it is much better. I get real 1080p/60fps and the lens gives a wider viewing angle. I’m using the packaging stand that came in the box with the waterproof case and I’m simply putting it on ice in the middle of the net. Just don’t leave it in the net during warmups [Here’s a preview.](https://youtu.be/7vDknWwXSeA?si=bRGvfMfj_duA4v-k)

I use two Akaso EK7000 Pro cameras, one front, one rear. 18 months of 3-4 days a week use and still going strong. Had around 15 of 20 ish near misses actioned by Police on Operation Snap, although recently they seem to have dried up. I did hear a rumor that the number of clips submitted was overwhelming Police resources. The only problem with the Akaso is that it loses the date/time if you take the battery out for more than a nanosecond, which is a PITA for battery swaps. But you can charge them with the battery in the camera.

The Akaso 7000 is good. Bought it for Maui snorkeling last May and I’ll bring it back this May as well.

I bought an AKASO thinking it’d be good as a cheaper alternative to a GoPro. I haven’t found an app like TrackAddict, etc. that pairs with it, so I’m forced to record and sync video and data manually by bringing both files into RaceRender separately. I would’ve gotten a GoPro had I known this beforehand which would make video/data syncing sooo much easier.

I record data via TrackAddict. What data are you talking about? My AKASO doesn’t connect to TrackAddict so I need to start data via TrackAddict first, then start video on my AKASO separately

Depends on why you want it. For vlogging, the ace pro is a great camera. If you want it as a dashcam, I personally wouldn't want an expensive camera on my helmet all the time, so I use a cheap Akaso for that and switch to the insta when I actually care about my footage.