Akaso V50X vs DJI Osmo Action

Verdict

Overall, the Akaso V50X is a solid starter camera with some flaws that may be deal breakers for some users. The image stabilization is good for small movements like walking, but can be too much for more intense activities like BMX or MTB biking. The camera can make a Wi-Fi network and be controlled from a smartphone, but the range is limited to 10 meters. The menus are intuitive once you get the hang of them, but there is still a little bit of shutter delay. The camera quality is decent for the price, but some users have reported issues with the recommended SD card. While not the best thing that money can buy, the Akaso V50X is worth buying for the price they're asking for it.

Verdict

Overall, the DJI Osmo Action receives mixed reviews. Many users appreciate its affordable price, solid construction, and convenient features such as the battery case and user-friendly UI. However, some users have experienced issues with the camera's waterproofing and firmware updates, and others find the form factor clunky or the video quality inferior to that of a GoPro. Despite its flaws, the DJI Osmo Action is generally considered a good alternative to the GoPro for those on a budget or looking for a smaller, simpler action camera.