Sport Action Camera 4K Ultra HD 30fps WiFi Waterproof Cam DV Camcorder Sony Sensor 16MP 170 Degree Wide Angle 2 inch LCD Screen (Silver)

For $40 on sale, I couldn't have gotten a better camera. The video quality is good, the accessories are good, and the performance is what I need. Even though I don't plan on using the 4K resolution often, the 1080p resolution is fantastic. The prospect of UHD video is enticing. For the price, you can't go wrong, but apparently this may be hit or miss based on the other reviews I've read.The only BAD thing about my specific package was the charger: they sent me one with a EURO plug. Not a big deal since it charges off of a Micro-USB at 5V. Nearly everyone has a spare brick laying around. The lens distortion is correctable if you use the right software (I use Shotcut with frei0r plugins), so that shouldn't prevent someone from using it as a camera for vlogs or amateur films.If I had to buy it again, I wouldn't hesitate, but I don't think I'll have to any time soon. The thing probably won't break.

Compare to $200+ GoPro, I think this one is better for me. It does its job very well, the quality of the pics and videos are pretty good, easy to operate and come with a lot of accessories. I also tried it under water, looks good, can’t wait to use it for my next Florida trip!

Camera works great under water and that is what I wanted. having trouble connecting to the app/camera but assume I will figure it out. User manual not the best, but for the huge savings vs. a go-pro I am a big fan.

it does 4k at 30fps, although it seems a little slower. Media Player classic shows 2160p resolution as does VLC. The bittrate hovers between 23Mbps and 33Mbps. In low lighting, it's not really sharp for 4k. In better lighting, it's nicer. This camera has a lot of features like 120fps at 720p, 1080p at 60fps, but I also have a higher end camera (7 years old actually) and it can get 50Mbps bittrate. I'd say if you're looking for a nice camera to seriously get some nice shots, first try an entry level like a point-and-shoot or a mirrorless camera. if you're just playing around, this will do. Some of the video turned out a lot grainier even with lots of daytime lighting, but for 4k you have to have a large monitor that can actually show the resolution- it is better than *some* 1080p videos, but not as good as some of the sample 4k footage i've seen in native (.mov) and compressed mp4/webm on the web (of course those cameras start around $700). The bitrate is key- A camera can be creative with finer resolution and poorer colors/smoothness, but it's no match for $250 or even $100 cameras from certain brands with higher quality parts and features like optical zoom for both photos and video.

Pros:+The camera itself is functional, and the quality is good on the offered recording modes (See the CONS section for more on this)+Lots of attachments, pretty much everything you would ever need.+ comes with an extra batteryCons:- the waterproof case is insanely hard to remove. It took two adults working together to get the very sticky latch to stay back, while the other pried the clasp up until finally the spring popped it open.- included instruction booklet is worthless.- I bought this for the 120 fps option, I planned on using it at school where I teach to collect data in science class. This camera DOES NOT have a 120 fps option. It says so here on amazon, it says it on the product's box, but the camera itself does not go beyond 90 fps, in any setting. Not sure if I'm returning it or not yet, there's a pretty huge difference between 90 and 120 fps for slo mo.

Have a couple other 1080 action cams that I've been really impressed with. This one however leaves a lot to be desired. The recording audio is terrible and muffled unlike my other cameras. This one sounds like my others when they're in their waterproof case.This one also doesn't shoot true HD. 720 on my phone does better than the 1080 and way better than the 4K on this camera. It's like recording in 480 and sending it through software to make it "1080HD". No hard edges or clear images.It is however easy to use and has a fair amount of adjustments for a cheap camera. I'll be buying a couple more of the $30 - 1080 cameras that I already have, this will become a B-Roll camera unfortunately.I would not recommend for anyone wanting to use this for more than a kids birthday or something.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.    Hello world, Hi, just wanted to give you my honest opinion as to this camera.1) First, my wife purchased this camera for her father. 2) I can honesty say I was quite surprised at 50.00 just how close it resembled and operated just like my $300.00 GoPro. I don't see any substantial differences so far, other than the HOMKM 4K sport action camera comes already with every attachment I think you could possibly need for your camera. As the GoPro comes with the basics and you need to purchase other attachments. 3) And the fact that its 4K, mine 3K, the fact that it holds up to 64K memory, separately purchased, and , again,50.00 makes this product an extreme value in my eyes. I will be sending some of my family this product for Christmas. Try one, I think this is a great value.

Fantastic camera for the price! No interest in spending $300 + for the name brand version.