You will be able to take pictures and record videos by using your mobile device as a WiFi remote. Editting your videos on the app is enabled. You can record a 10s short movie and edit it with the tools in the 10s Movie mode. Overall I am pleased because it captures video great. Software and firmware is another story - you can see where Akaso cut corners. We could connect wirelessly to view pics and video on the camera with limited functionality.
All you do is turn on your camera then pick witch one it is and Connect the phone to the cameras and Internet turn the Wi-Fi on on your camera it will say a password and the Internet name go onto your phone and go onto that Internet and then put in that password that is available on the camera screen.
Then you can see all of the pictures and videos. You can also see what your camera is capturing right then and there so easy to set up like I said just turn on camera the tap on the right model of camera that is the same as your this is the ONLY one that works I was sitting there for three hours trying to find out what app to use and how to do stuff like that but then I found this app then it took two seconds. I think this is a very good app.
It works in all areas except one-importing videos and pictures to your device. I never get those videos imported ever. Considering that it is a very cheap action camera this is actually pretty impressive.
On top of that, more and more people are starting to use high output power banks to recharge their action cameras mid-session while they are away from power outlets too. This lets you keep your action camera charged pretty much indefinitely without issue so you can capture all the footage you want without running out of power. On the flip side of that though, if you are using the Brave 4 for action sports then the built-in, next-generation image stabilization and gyroscope assist can really make the difference.
So many action sports have a bunch of vibration and movement while taking sport and this tech can really helps improve the overall image quality and smooth all of your video footage out without you having to purchase a gimbal.
If you plan to mount your Akaso Brave 4 to a helmet or chest mount then you can really see the difference in your video footage between having the image stabilization tech turned on or off during use.
On top of this, the Brave 4 also offers up to five times digital zoom to ensure that you are able to zoom right in on various subjects you see while out and about to capture them in great detail. At the time of writing, many of the compeating entry-level action cameras will offer two or three times digital zoom but again, Akaso broke the mold with the Brave 4 and knocked that up to five for their viewers.
On top of all of this, as you would expect from any modern action camera on the market these days the Akaso Brave 4 also fully supports a number of different popular camera modes such as timelapse mode, burst photo mode, diving mode, and motion detection mode.
This really helps to increase the versatility of the camera and ensure that you are able to capture exactly what you want during use. As you can see, the camera performs very well considering its price point in the market and as you can see, it handles the changing lighting conditions with ease while also capturing all of the colors with ease. The included waterproof case that comes with the Brave 4 as standard with your purchase will also protect the camera down to depths of one hundred feet too.
This should be plenty for most of our readers looking to purchase an entry-level action camera and allow you to capture the majority if not all of the underwater video footage that you want. When you factor all of this in, it really is easy to see why the Akaso Brave 4 has managed to be such a big hit within the community as well as why it has such a good reputation.
Since its release, the camera has managed to earn itself tons of excellent reviews that we would highly recommend that you at least skim over as they offer some great insight into the performance of the camera. If you are brand new to using an action camera then we are confident that you will be able to quickly and easily learn the system used on the Brave 4 and get out and about capturing photographs and video footage shortly after taking it out of the box.
If you are able to use any modern smartphone then you should be able to use the control interface for the camera and quickly and easily adjust its performance to meet your needs for your recording and photography sessions too. As we have mentioned earlier in the performance and functionality sections of the article, there are a few different situations where you may want slightly different camera settings depending on what you are doing with your Brave 4.
Thankfully, the control system allows you to quickly and easily switch between the various options to ensure that you are getting the best image quality possible within seconds. The actual touchscreen interface is great too and stands out from the other entry-level action camera touchscreen systems as it is sensitive and accurate to touch. One slight drawback is that if your fingers are wet then it can be a bit of a pain to detect what you are pressing but we doubt that this will be a major issue for most of our readers looking for an entry-level action camera anyway.
You also get a wireless remote control included with your purchase of the Akaso Brave 4 as standard to that is surprisingly useful, especially if you are using your camera for action sports.
For example, say you are snowboarding and have your action camera mounted to a decent selfie stick while you carve your way down the mountain. Rather than having to press the buttons on the camera, you can put the remote control around your wrist and activate the various functions on the camera from it while keeping your camera on the selfie stick making your life much easier.
The screen is also very bright so if your action sport of choice is something like caving where you are going to be in low light most of the time this makes it very easy to tweak the camera settings as required in dark spaces without having any problems.
Although you are able to make these changes manually via the control interface on the actual camera, we feel that the navigation menu on the smartphone app is much easier to follow allowing you to tweak the performance of your camera much quicker.
If you are out and about vlogging a new location or taking part in your action sport of choice this can actually end up saving you a surprising amount of time. Fix bug. Ratings and Reviews. App Privacy. Size MB. Category Utilities. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 9. Mac Requires macOS Price Free. App Support Privacy Policy. Family Sharing With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.
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