KOGAN ACTION CAMERA 4K REVIEW PRO

The attachments, however, are a different story. After a fairly standard start-up sequence (language, date, time zone, etc.) and inserting the micro SD card, we were ready to take photos and record video.ДЄttachments: Lots of options, but no guidance The initial setup process is very simple. Lifewire / Scott Gercken Setup Process: Simple and straightforward The camera clips into the frame, and the frame has a tripod post on top and underneath which can connect with various mounts and clips. The black camera mount is a rectangle just larger than the actual camera itself. The door on the back closes with the clasp and has a white rubbery seal to make the case waterproof. The waterproof camera case is made out of clear plastic with a black clasp on the top with silver buttons that push down on the actual cameraвЂ™s buttons. The two most important are the plain camera mount and the waterproof case.

KOGAN ACTION CAMERA 4K REVIEW PRO

The AKASO EK7000 Pro comes with a bunch of mounts, straps, and ties so you can attach it to various items. The camera is, of course, just half of what you need to take great action photos and videos. An issue surfaced after protracted use where the micro-USB got really hot, not enough to burn but enough to be uncomfortable. The Li-Ion battery goes in the slot on the bottom. The 2вЂќ touch screen takes up almost all of the back. On the left, a micro USB port, mini-HDMI port, and micro-SD slot. There is an up button and a down button on the right side. The front is split in two sections, matte black plastic under the lens and lined black plastic by the power/mode button. About a quarter of the front face is the lens, punctuated with a red circle around its edge.

ItвЂ™s very small, 2.25вЂќ wide, 1.5вЂќ tall, and 1вЂќ deep.

The AKASO EK7000 Pro 4K Action Camera looks just like youвЂ™d expect an action camera to look. Lifewire / Scott Gercken Design: Looks like a GoPro clone

Kogan action camera 4k review