AKASO Brave 6 Plus Native 4K30FPS 20MP WiFi Action Camera with Touch Screen EIS 4X Zoom Voice Control Remote Control 131 Feet Underwater Camera with 2X 1350mAh Batteries and Helmet Accessories Kit

Things I have used this camera for: 1. Ride cam for long bike rides 2. Overhead cam for online teaching (streaming) 3. Wide-angle streaming for online art modeling So far I have been exceptionally pleased with the Brave 6 Plus camera! As a ride-cam for long bike rides the battery life is excellent and the image stabilization definitely make the video more watchable! I did have to jury-rig a mount for the bike, as the included handlebar mount was too small in diameter to fit on my bike, and I noticed that as the ride wore on, the camera mount kept angling itself toward the ground. The camera also came in very handy while I was teaching an only prop-making demo and needed an overhead camera to show what my hands were doing. The streaming video quality of this camera is on par with the action quality, though it would help if the included USB cable was longer. The Brave 6 Plus comes with two batteries, which means you can always have one on hand, and you can either charge them with the charging station, or by plugging in the camera to a power source (also handy if you've used one of the included zip-ties to anchor the camera in the open-fronted mount and you don't want to cut the tie!). There are also a wide variety of mounts included in this package, though I'll be honest--I'm not sure how some of them are supposed to work! Overall, I am super-pleased with this purchase. While the accessories might leave something to be desired, the camera itself is an *excellent* value, and that's what I was spending my money on! If you're looking for a solid alternative to a more expensive action camera, I highly recommend it!

If you’re looking for an action camera, do yourself a favor and take a look at the Akaso Brave 6 Plus. Sure, it’s not a GoPro Hero 8 that gives you super smooth image stabilization (which to me is really important for an action camera) but consider the following: (1) It’s only about 1/3 the price of the Hero 8. (2) It comes with 2 batteries and a dual battery charger. (3) It comes with a waterproof case and so many useful mounts that depending on what you’re using the camera for, you might not need to buy additional accessories. Although the image stabilization on this camera is not as smooth as the Hero 8 (at least from the Hero 8 videos I’ve seen on YouTube), it is still very good and definitely much better than a lot of other cameras in this price range. Videos taken while out on my walks and bike rides have produced very stable images with extremely clear pictures, especially at 4K 30fps. In addition, their customer support is excellent and have provided quick responses to any questions I’ve had. Some reviewers have commented that they dislike the fact that email responses are sent late in the evening but I definitely prefer a response that same night than a lot of other support teams that take days or even weeks to respond. Based on my personal experience, I would highly recommend the Akaso Brave 6 Plus as it is an excellent action camera that is reasonably priced. As a bonus, the company also provides great customer support!

This is our first action camera, therefore we were looking for an all-rounder camera with acceptable price. After reading dozens of reviews we have decided to purchase this one due to the good price, the large amount of accessories and due to the double battery that is given by default. So far the camera is fulfilling our expectations and producing great quality videos for our need. Mainly we are using it for creating time-lapse videos, when travelling somewhere by car, or on a lake attached to the windshield of a motorboat. Overall it is an easy-to-use camera, the touch screen is intuitive and the video quality is hitting our expectation. (Again, we are not using it for professional filming, just for fun 😊) On the negative side, the plastic case of the camera feels fragile (even though it might not break in case of accident), we always handle it with extra care when the additional shell is not present. Also the Akaso Go application was not working properly: it took several attempt to connect to the app, and when it has been connected then there was an annoying 2-3 sec latency between the camera and the captured image on the phone. (This seems to be independent from the phone, because we have tried with both Android and Apple phones.) It is a good entry level camera for us to try out and make fun videos about our adventures. I recommend this Akaso camera to others who are looking for a good price/value device!

I purchased this camera to document intermittent tech problems in my new vehicle. I'd take it to the dealer and they'd return it stating "no problems found" because they couldn't reproduce them. This worked out great, even though my vehicle still isn't fixed yet, but that's a dealer problem. At least I was able to prove I'm not crazy or making things up. This camera comes with many mounting attachments and it wasn't too difficult finding one that worked to secure it to my passenger side headrest. The image stabilization feature works well; the video/picture quality is great and there are lots of available settings. This is a durable little camera that's much cheaper (and probably just as good) as the well known, name brand alternative and will most likely suit your needs and come with everything you'll need, except the memory card. Also, it states in the instructions that the camera won't pick up sound when it's in the clear protective case that can be used under water, etc., but I found it did. Not great, but if what you're recording is loud enough (such as the music from my car stereo), it will. Just turn up the volume on the device you play the video on and it should suffice. I even accidentally hit the clear plastic protective case while it was opened, snapping off the back of it. I thought I'd broken a plastic part and would probably have to order another case. Then I realized it wasn't the plastic that broke. With a little patience (because of my large fingers) I was able to snap it back on. I'd definitely recommend this camera to anyone!

For the prize that you paid, I am very much very well satisfied. I bought this prior to my cruise because we were gonna be in the beach and gonna do some snorkeling so I bought this so I can take videos of our under the sea adventure and it held on really good still working. This is my first time to to get me a device like this. It’s been a few months since I got this and it’s still working it’s really nice. I had a computer also when I was doing something and I needed a video camera and I don’t have a camera installed on my computer so I remember that you could actually use this one too, and it’s been so great and it just plug-in play and you will have an instant camera for your computer. .

I bought this camera for my boyfriend's birthday about a month ago. I searched for a long time and debated on getting a cheaper camera vs a go pro and if this would really work well under water. But we have both enjoyed using the AKASO Brave 6 Plus Native, especially for water sports and to swim with under water. The buttons and settings take a little while to get used to, especially when using the case under water since you have to open the case to change from photo to video in the settings or view any footage that's been taken. The app seems to work well and hook up to the camera nicely so far. The video quality comes out well under water and above water. Sometimes the video only records some of the sound and it can have issues with that, however the sound does seem to be clear and loud, works fine for basic purposes. The batteries work well, however there have been a couple times where the battery shows that it is still half full when the camera is turned on and then it goes right to low battery after a couple minutes and dies pretty fast once it is showing low battery. The attachments don't have the best directions explaining how to use them or put them together. So it is kind of difficult to figure out them out and what to do with them. Some of them don't look like they're made with the best quality. None seem to be the best option to use for swimming underwater or diving. I thought the stop watch would be nice to have, but since it is not waterproof, we have not used it yet. We haven’t had any problems getting the app to work as long as it’s connected to WiFi, but when we try and edit a video in the app the words are in Chinese and we can’t figure out how to get it in English. Also the app runs real slow while trying to edit a video. Overall I am pleased with the camera and would buy it again!

The motivating consideration I had in getting a camera like this was value. It has everything a budding cyclist who wanted to record their ride would need. It has a waterproof case for rain, a helmet mount, image stabilization, multiple recording functions, and remote control accessibility while riding. The screen on the rear shows a clear preview of what you’re going to record as well functioning as a fast and responsive touch screen. However once it is inside its waterproof case, touchscreen functionality disappears as would be expected. Thankfully the functions can still be navigated through via the hardware buttons. The tactical feedback of the buttons with the case on is just ok. It can sometimes require a good push to register and is a bit squishy. But it has other methods of navigation such as voice control and the app. With voice control, one could hook up an external mic and route it through a helmet to order the camera to do something in the middle of a ride without having to stop. I haven't delved too much into this yet but I like that that it has this option. Video quality is on-par with the price point of the camera. It records well in HD and 4K at 30 FPS but the quality starts suffering at higher framerates. I don't expect to be recording any action sequences as I just want to record my normal rides so this doesn't bother me. The image stabilization does its job and noticeably smoothed out the video when I compared footage of the same ride taken without it. I would expect that this wouldn't be the best camera for dedicated action enthusiasts but it suits a recreationalist like me very adequately More people might go for the best and get something like a Go Pro and you'll get what you pay for from that. When I get better and start getting deeper into this it would be a natural upgrade down the line. But for the price you pay for this, which is half the Go Pro (and more with coupons or discounts that get offered from time to time), I feel I have gotten more than I needed for my expectations to last me a good while.

The Akaso Brave 6 Plus is a great little action camera. The electronic image stabilization (EIS) is fantastic and really made a difference for me in my videos. The image quality is quite good as well. The 4K30 definitely adds some much needed quality that lacks in many action cameras. It's crisp, and the color palette is actually very impressive. Many reviews have talked about a pink or purple tint but I have yet to experience that. The look of the Brave 6 Plus is pretty cool although it does lack the higher quality of the overall casing that you would find in a GoPro. A little front timer/battery screen would have been nice while filming. The touch screen on the back is very responsive and easy to use, with a plethora of camera quality customization options to choose from. The recording audio itself may be the cameras weakest point as it is very quiet and "tinny" sounding, especially when using the waterproof case. Speaking of waterproof, I was able to get some great footage underwater while releasing a large Muskie I had just caught (I'm an avid fisherman). An external mic can be purchased from Akaso to help with the voice audio but unfortunately it cannot be used with the waterproof case which is a true bummer for me. Now the packaging which has recently changed was all very nice and it comes with an excellent variety of mounting gear accessories. Really the only thing you may need separately is a chest mount and tripod. The app from which you can review your footage, transfer data or control the camera with your phone really need some work. Transferring files to another device wirelessly is quite slow and I have yet to get it to transfer on my PC. Hopefully an update to the app will come soon and fix those issues. Akaso customer service was also excellent and if you have any issues they will address them promptly. Over all the Akaso Brave 6 Plus is a great little action camera that looks cool, is easy to use and is fairly light on your wallet.

Well packed and quick delivery! I've been on the fence for both the brave 7 LE and the brave 6 plus, so glad I got the 6 plus instead! The colours and the video quality is great! No regrets!

Too good use when in travelling, it is light, handy and with high quality. Enjoying taking videos and pictures