AKASO EK7000 4K30FPS 20MP WiFi Action Camera with EIS Ultra HD 131FT Waterproof Underwater Camera Remote Control 4X Zoom Support External Microphone Blue
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Color: Blue
Features
- 4K Ultra HD action camera: Professional 4K30Fps & 2.7K30Fps video with 20MP photos at up to 30 frames per second for incredible photos, which is 4 times the resolution of traditional HD cameras.
- Smooth Stabilization: Built-in Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) delivers steady and smooth videos. It can enable excellent footage even you or the object is in fast-moving.
- 131ft waterproof camera with case: AKASO EK7000 is designed to withstand extreme environments, together with durable waterproof case. With the accessories, transform it for indoor and outdoor activities.
- Wireless wrist remote control sports camera: With a wrist 2.4G remote, you can capture the world in an all-new way. Controlling the camera, framing shots or recording video is convenient. (THE REMOTE IS NOT WATERPROOF)
- Built-in Wi-Fi, edit & share your action in minutes: Just download App(AKASO GO) on your phone or tablet and connect with this action camera. Wi-Fi signal ranges up to 10 meters.
Description
With AKASO EK7000 action camera you can recall your adventure with sharp and clear video quality. Our best action camera ever - capture stunning photos from places. 170° wide angle lens enables you to capture more expansive field view. Take multiple photos that you have a range of photos to choose from when capturing a moving subject. Capture a wider variety of shots with greater flexibility in photo mode. This underwater camera comes with a waterproof case which allows you to dive up to 131FT/40M. With AKASO external mic (Not included), the camera captures sound with crisp details. You can easily control EK7000 to take photos or videos with the remote. Remote is not waterproof. You can connect the camera to your phone. AKASO GO App helps to edit and offload your contents. With the integrated Electronic Image Stabilization, your AKASO EK7000 action camera can deliver spectacularly smooth and steady videos. This camera does not have HDR or night vision function. Video will not good if customer record video in low light condition. Create captivating time-lapse videos. Condense hours or even days into mesmerizing moments, revealing a unique perspective on the passing of time. Time lapse videos are captured without audio. Does it come with a microSD card? No, microSD card is not inclued. My camera cannot turn on. Please fully charge the battery, press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to turn it on. What type of sd card does this require? This camera requires U3 instead of C10 mircoSD card (not included). Please format the card in the camera before using this action camera. Does it come with an external mic? No, it does not come with an external mic. You need to purchase an AKASO external mic separately. Video has no audio. Time lapse videos are captured without audio. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Brand: AKASO
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Video Capture Resolution: 4K
Maximum Focal Length: 2.7 Millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Video Capture Format: HD, 4K
Supported Audio Format: AAC, MP3, PCM, FLAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
Screen Size: 2 Inches
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Sensor Type: CMOS
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Color: Blue
Features: Anti-Shake
Photo Sensor Size: 1/3-inch
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Has Image Stabilization: Yes
Image stabilization: EIS
Form Factor: Handheld
Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Wireless Compability: 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency
Style Name: Action/Sports
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 0.95"D x 2.3"W x 1.6"H
Number of Batteries: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Operating System: Proprietary Firmware
Maximum Focal Length: 2.7 Millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f
Minimum Focal Length: 1 Millimeters
Lens Type: Macro
Focus Type: Manual Focus
Screen Size: 2 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum: 76,800
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Flash Memory Installed Size: 32
Flash Memory Speed Class: 10
Flash Memory UHS Speed Class: 1
Flash Memory Video Speed Class: V60
Flash Memory Bus Interface Type: SD
Compatible Devices: Wi-Fi enabled devices running the AKASO GO app
Brand: AKASO
Model Number: EK7000
Camcorder Type: Action Camera
Model Name: EK7000
Built-In Media: AKASO Action Camera; Remote; 1050mAh Battery (2); Waterproof Case; Bicycle Stand; Mount (7); Clip (2); Helmet Mount; Bandage; Tether (5); Protective Backdoor; USB Cable; Charger; Lens Cloth; Manual
Are Batteries Included: Yes
Manufacturer: AKASO
UPC: 819847018198
Item Type Name: Akaso ek7000 4k wifi sports action camera ultra hd waterproof dv camcorder 12m 170 degree wide angle lcd screen/remote blue.
Warranty Description: kkkk
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Video Resolution: 4K
Video Capture Format: HD, 4K
Effective Still Resolution: 1 MP
Shooting Modes: Manual, Sports, Underwater
Image Aspect Ratio: 169
Supported Image Format: JPEG
White Balance Settings: Underwater
File Format: JPEG
Exposure Control Type: Manual
Effective Video Resolution: 3840 Pixels
Supported Audio Format: AAC, MP3, PCM, FLAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
Number of Speakers: 1
Optical Zoom: 1 x
Digital Zoom: 16 x
Zoom: fixed
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They all are. Mind you, it is there, but like every action camera I've ever used, the audio is not clear and far reaching, but muffled, because I am fairly certain they all drop them under the solid plastic casing, not exposed to the air. So the sound is muffled. That's true of all action cameras of this size, if you are looking for audio quality over video, you want the Zoom Q8, it has nowhere near the video quality of this camera, but it records studio grade audio with many interchangeable mic modules you can buy. Battery Life: Lacking. You can get a little over an hour recording 1080p60 on one charge. There are two redeeming factors here that saved it from losing more of a star. 1) The camera comes with two batteries, doubling the life. 2) The camera still records when you have the camera plugged into a charger or external battery, so if long life matters, you have options. Plus getting more batteries isn't crazy expensive anyway. User Interface and Controls: Simple, easy to understand, and feature rich. The included remote is pretty killer too. It does have the "wifi" option, and for basic operation that is cool, but my experience with it, as stated above, was not great. 5 different video modes (720p120, 1080p30, 1080p60, 2.7k30, 4K24), and 2 still image modes (single and burst), as well as a time lapse option, it's hard to ask for more really. Additional features: MicroSD card slot, up to 64GB, use class 10 or higher. A 64gb calss 10 card gets you over 6 hours of 1080p60 footage without switching cards. Included accessories: Well, the fact that it comes with ANY gives it an edge, but it comes with a solid starting base of accessories for mounting, charging and controlling. Way more than the big brand GoPro. Now that I've said that magic word (GoPro) let me end on this: I've rented a GoPro Hero5 to use on a road trip. 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Sure, the model number was the same, but there's a laundry list of things different. The "features" remain the same, but one sensor needs to be back about 6" from the other to capture the same image. It's as if one is zoomed in a bit further than the other. The software itself reacts just slightly different as well. For example, when it's plugged into power the cameras all turn on automatically, however when you long press the power, the different one doesn't shut back off, but instead goes into something of a sleep mode. But in the end, I returned all of these cameras today because of the primary flaws: They record at a mere fraction of a fraction variance of speed, add in that occasionally when the file switches to a new, it loses a frame or more. This leads right up to the complete inability to sync recordings together into one cohesive project. I can't record the same event, in 3 different angles, and make a single video out of it without losing sync with all of them by the end. 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