Yep, the AKASO EK7000 is waterproof. The manufacturer says it comes with a waterproof case that lets you dive with it down to about 100 feet (or 30 meters). So, it's pretty handy for swimming, snorkeling, diving, or just filming in the rain.

From what we've found, this camera isn't just about handling water—it also packs solid performance and versatility. It's a popular pick for delivering lots of features without breaking the bank. The case gives you peace of mind, letting you use it in wet or humid environments without stressing about damage.

If you're into capturing high-res videos, especially underwater, it'll do the job. Our research shows folks are happy with the quality of the videos and photos it snaps, even in less-than-ideal conditions.

Just remember, if you take it out to sea (or pool), make sure the waterproof case is sealed up right before you dunk it. Stick to the manufacturer's guidelines to avoid water sneaking in and messing things up.

All in all, whether you're an adventure junkie or just need a solid waterproof camera, the EK7000 might be worth a look. It seems to hold up well and keeps delivering great footage, according to what we've come across.

The video quality of the AKASO EK7000 is pretty solid, especially when you consider how affordable it is. It can shoot 4K video at 30 frames per second and has a 20MP photo resolution, which is not bad for various activities—whether you're diving or hiking.

The manufacturer describes it as having four times the resolution of traditional HD cameras, so it's designed to deliver clearer images and videos.

Now, if we compare it to GoPro cameras, which are sort of the go-to standard for action cameras, the AKASO EK7000 does surprisingly well for its price. According to our research, some folks have compared its video quality positively to GoPro's, noting that it performs particularly well with fast-moving shots, like motocross.

Others have mentioned that it's great for travel vlogs, pointing out that the colors and sharpness are quite nice.

But, and this is kind of important, like other cameras in this price range, its quality can dip a bit in poor lighting. The electronic image stabilization helps smooth out shakiness, which is great for action stuff, although it might not be as advanced as the stabilization in more expensive GoPro models.

There's also a 4X digital zoom, which lets you get a bit creative with framing, but just be aware that zooming in too much might make things a little less sharp.

So, if you're working with a budget and need a camera that can handle 4K video, the AKASO EK7000 is a decent option to look into.

The battery life on the AKASO EK7000 action camera is pretty convenient, especially when you're out and about. Our research shows that it comes with two 1050mAh rechargeable batteries. This is super handy because it pretty much doubles your recording time without the need to buy extra batteries.

Each battery lasts around 1.5 to 2 hours depending on how you're using it. So, you've got plenty of time to capture everything from intense activities to just chilling with friends. Having two batteries means you can easily swap them out, ensuring you don't miss a beat.

It seems folks really like the dual-battery system, especially for those long days when you're away from a power source. Whether you're hiking, diving, or biking, you don't have to stress about running out of juice.

And with the camera's 4K recording at 30 frames per second, it does use up a decent amount of power. But the batteries handle it well enough that you still get a good amount of filming time.

Overall, the AKASO EK7000's battery setup seems to be a big plus. You get to focus more on your adventures rather than worrying about recharging, which, according to our research, makes it reliable for everyday use and for those who love exploring.