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🎥 Capture Every Thrill, Anywhere, Anytime!
The Apexcam Action Camera M80 AIR is a compact, feature-packed 4K sports camera designed for millennials who demand professional-grade video and photo quality on the go. With a 20MP sensor, 170° wide-angle lens, and IP68 waterproof housing rated for depths up to 40 meters, it excels in all environments—from mountain biking to underwater exploration. The included 2.4G wrist remote and dual batteries ensure uninterrupted shooting, while WiFi connectivity and a 2-inch LCD screen make instant sharing and previewing effortless. Complete with versatile mounting accessories, this camera is the ultimate companion for capturing and sharing your active lifestyle with style and ease.















| ASIN | B07HP18CWC |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Battery Average Life | 120 minutes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #28,089 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #140 in Sports & Action Video Cameras |
| Brand | Apexcam |
| Built-In Media | Battery, USB Cable |
| Camcorder Type | Action Camera |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Android, iOS devices (smartphones, tablets) |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 9,490 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | UHD |
| Effective Still Resolution | 64 MP |
| Effective Video Resolution | 3840 Pixels |
| Exposure Control Type | Program (P), Aperture Priority (Av or A), Shutter Priority (Tv or S), Manual (M), Automatic (Auto) |
| Features | Time Lapse, Wireless, real-time, usb |
| File Format | JPEG |
| Flash Memory Speed Class | C10 |
| Flash Memory Type | Micro SD |
| Flash Memory UHS Speed Class | 3 |
| Flash Memory Video Speed Class | V30 |
| Focus Type | Auto Focus |
| Form Factor | Ultra Compact |
| Has Image Stabilization | Yes |
| Image Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Image Capture Speed | 120 fps |
| Image stabilization | Digital |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 0.98"D x 2.36"W x 1.57"H |
| Item Weight | 432 Grams |
| Lens Type | Wide Angle |
| Manufacturer | Apexcam |
| Maximum Aperture | 2 f |
| Maximum Focal Length | 1 Millimeters |
| Model Name | M80 AIR |
| Model Number | M80 AIR |
| Number of Batteries | 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Speakers | 1 |
| Optical Zoom | 1 x |
| Photo Sensor Technology | MOS |
| Screen Size | 2 Inches |
| Sensor Type | MOS |
| Shooting Modes | Sports, Underwater |
| Style Name | M80AIR |
| Supported Audio Format | AAC |
| Supported Image Format | JPEG |
| UPC | 734621192256 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Capture Format | MP4 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4K |
| Video Resolution | 4K |
| Viewing Angle | 170 Degrees |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| White Balance Settings | Auto, Cloudy, Daylight, Fluorescent, Shade, Underwater |
| Wireless Compability | 802.11bgn |
| Zoom | Digital |
C**7
An Inexpensive Feature-Rich Camera
NOTE: long review but worth reading for tips and features. I shopped for a tiny sport camera that had to meet two criteria: it had to fit the 3D printed camera mount on my bike and it had to have an HDMI port to play back videos directly on my TV. With the APEXCAM I got that and more for less than $40. In the box were: a zippered case, the camera, camera mounts for any need, a remote control, TWO rechargeable batteries, a charging case and cord, and — a big surprise — a lavalier microphone! (There’s a built-in mike too.) The camera itself is a wonder. My previous sport cam had three or four settings total but the Apexcam has four separate menus of settings. There are settings for picture quality and pixel count, settings for color tone including B&W and Sepia if you want something other than the default settings. It seems just about every facet of still or video filming is adjustable in the Settings menus. Use the camera’s WiFi to connect to your phone or tablet by downloading the free Live DV app. TIP: if the app doesn’t want to load completely go to the app settings and turn off the cellular data option. After that the app loaded and worked fine. I could transfer items to the phone via wifi and control the camera in the app. (This is in addition to the wrist-mounted remote control that came with the camera.) You will need a MicroSD card up to 64 gig before you can use the camera. Some cameras like this will appear to be dead unless there’s a card inserted. I already had a card because: nerd. TIP: format the card in the camera to get the best results. There’s a Format option in one of the camera menus. To play back through HDMI to a TV or computer monitor you’ll also need an adaptor to convert the tiny HDMI port on the camera to the full-size port your TV uses. Those aren’t expensive but one is not included. I already had one. Without that adaptor you can either download pics and vids by direct connection to a computer, cable included, or remove the SD card and copy to your phone, tablet or computer using a card reader. My 5-star review is because I’m impressed with the value for the price and with the features of the camera and accessories. I am in no way connected with the maker or seller. Having used the camera for about a week in various circumstances I heartily recommend it. I think you’ll be happy too.
S**N
Great quality for the price! Great for beginners
Amazing quality for the price! This apex camera exceeded my expectations. The video and picture quality are clear and sharp, especially considering how affordable it is. It comes with all the pieces you need to attach it to a helmet and so much more, which is a huge bonus and saves you from having to buy extra accessories. Everything feels sturdy and well made, and setup was quick and easy. Perfect for anyone who wants great action footage without spending a fortune. Highly recommend! Bought for my 9 year old for his dirt bike and he loves it!
J**H
Not bad for the cost
The camera has come nice features for the price point and decent quality. My only gripe is that there isn't really any stabilization. It's easy to set up, sound quality is good as well.
D**A
Best start up action camera
I really love this product. The user face is very easy to learn . Once you understand your settings and know what you want to film , the quality it looks stunning ! The added attachment and case was so nice ,if you can’t get a go pro get this!! It performs well however the battery doe's go out quicker the higher settings you go . Also, The tabs on battery are wack! Mine came loose but simple glue will fix The on board sound is subpar comes with a nice little mic to help get you started make sure you put the setting to take the new mic . (Once I get a new phone I can update pictures it came well packed and very nicely organized!)
M**S
Definitely not GoPro quality, but okay for price
I wanted to buy a waterproof camera to take on a snorkeling trip later this year without having to spend what I'd have to for a GoPro brand. Got everything set up fairly easily with formatting the micro SD card (not included & purchased separately) and charging the batteries (also not included is the plug that you need to plug the USB into an electrical outlet, but I have an abundance of those lying around). I took video with the camera dunked under water in my bathroom sink, and the waterproof case works great. I'm not impressed with the audio recording volume. It's turned all the way up, and still the sound is minimal when playing the video back, even when I plugged the SD card into my laptop, and I had also tested it by taking some video with the camera out of the waterproof case. The picture quality seems okay, but it seems a LOT of light is needed to capture any sort of good color. I hate to say, but my Galaxy S8 takes better pics & video in low light conditions. Perhaps there's a setting I don't have configured right? Not sure. Also, there are a TON of accessories included, but not being camera savvy, I have not a clue what to do with most of them. Will have to seek help from my photography friends on those because the enclosed instruction manual was very little help. I tried to find one online also, but didn't have a whole lot of success with that either. Overall, I'd say if you just want some video--especially underwater--without the high cost of a GoPro, then this little camera will probably do what you need it to for the low price. If I can remember to, I'll update after my trip.
D**N
This is an amazing little camera
I had a GoPro Hero 5. I loved it. It died. I needed a replacement. I haven't been in the financial position to lay out another $400 to buy something that I shouldn't have had to replace to begin with. While I like the specs and features of the current GoPros I concerned about the long term viability of a company with their stock hanging under $2 per share. When I started looking for alternatives, they were in the same price range and higher! Finally I looked for, "inexpensive GoPro alternatives." This one came up as a best choice from several reviewers. I decided to give it a try. I'm amazed! Great features. Great picture quality. Sound isn't bad. (I'm still looking for a way to mask the engine noise from my side by side, but no one has a solution for that) The phone app is a definite plus. As a (much) older person I would also like a PC based editing tool, but again, for the price I can't complain. In addition, this unit comes with an entire selection of mounting accessories. These are the same accessories that other manufactures sell for more than the price of this camera alone. This thing is wonderful!
A**K
Consider for low resolution (1080/60) with limited applications. Hard Pass for 4k.
Summary: Very inexpensive camera that might meet some needs at lower resolutions (1080/60). However, does not come close to the specifications stated (your results may vary) and hard pass for 4k video. Detailed Experience: When I found this camera, I really wanted the performance stated to be true-- would meet nearly everything I wanted for a 10th of the big name cameras’ price. I intended to video hockey games with the camera affixed to the glass so didn’t need the optical image stabilization and with ample lighting the sensor could be less sensitive. With the stated 170 degree field of view (FOV), only needed 2 cameras to cover the sheet of ice, so I bought 2. Initial impressions: Camera build seems fine relative to the price. Slightly smaller than my GoPro, lighter weight, mostly plastic build, pointed corners vs round of GoPro, similar size screen (not touch), and immediate access to connectors. Comes with 2 batteries, a nice clear underwater protective case, and a plethora of mounting options (albeit a couple I would claim are not very sturdy for action recordings), a remote recording toggle and a soft sided carrying case. Battery: One battery was in the camera, one external. However, to remove the battery from the camera requires a common screwdriver, e.g. really don’t find this as an acceptable solution. I tried my fingernail (not sturdy enough) and coins (too thick) without success. Kinda goes against the grain of on-the-go, action camera especially in light of the observed limited battery life. Using the 2 cameras across 6 games, I averaged 64min at 1080/60; 55min at 2.7k/30 and 40min at 4k/30 from a fully charged to completely depleted battery (camera shutdown) with the only actions performed setting the video resolution and recording. This is vastly different than the stated Apexcam response of “support 190 minutes working even on 4k video mode”, i.e. even if they were stating duration across 2 batteries, my results were less than 50%! FYI, WIFI and remote control were turned off with screen saver on 1min. An annoyance (not a deal breaker for me), was that the date/time had to be reset each instance of a battery change. Video: 4k/30: First thing noted is that even though it was stated to be 30Hz video capture, camera appears to use a double frame, e.g. 1 sample for 2 frames, so effectively the video is at 15Hz. I verified by clicking frame by frame in VLC media player. Very disappointing and quite frankly it nearly triggers nausea (feels more like a strobing effect). In a very well lit rink, the fast images appears blurred/streaking (players crossing in the video let alone the puck movement). Thinking that this must be a firmware issue, I tried researching. My camera was Model: M80 Air Firmware: JL15IP79RGM_1.5 updated 20201001. While I could not find any updates (in fact I couldn’t find any), I did see similar complaints of duplicating frames with other OEMs with amazingly comparable cameras. Likewise, there was a glare about the lights. In the first game I used the included clear case (it seems very ruggid and protects the camera). Thinking that this could have been the culprit for the glare, second and later games I used a different mount. While the glare was slightly less, it was present across all video settings on auto (white balance, ISO). While I could have tried alternate contrast and ISO settings, I found the camera unacceptable for my use, and not worth the effort to further refine. While the FOV was stated to be 170 deg, my measurements were dramatically reduced at 80 degs. 2.7k/30: While the video frame rate was MUCH better than the 4k, the blurring of faster moving play persisted and the glare against the lights was present (now without the clear case). Unfortunately, the measured FOV was even worse at less than 55 deg. 1080/60: There still was some blurring of faster moving play, but this was this best mode in my opinion. There was less clarity of the players (lower resolution), but could see the action better and the FOV was measured at 80 deg. Instead of mounting at the blue lines, I placed behind the goalies to see their point of view. Picture Quality: Didn’t meet my expectations at any resolution and was far from the stated spec. Easy to Use: In general, the GUI was fine, but the battery case was very annoying. Some of the mounts didn’t really lock in place, e.g. would be a problem for a camera in motion. Value for Money: This was the least expensive camera, so went in with low expectations. Even with that consideration, there was only one video mode (1080/60) that was close to acceptable. If you are looking for an inexpensive 1080/60 camera, then may consider this one (although the battery cover would still annoy me). Otherwise, hard pass. PS. I intend to return these since they weren’t even close to meeting the specs.
A**R
Great camera for the price
I wasn’t expecting much from this action camera given the price, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised! The video quality is actually pretty solid, especially in good lighting, and it even comes with a bunch of accessories that fit my existing mounts. The battery life is decent, and it’s held up well on bike rides and even underwater. For a fraction of the price of a GoPro it gets the job done. If you’re looking for an affordable alternative for casual use, this is a great option!
A**R
Good
Good
P**O
Problemi con il grandangolo
La action cam non è male, la qualità delle immagini chiaramente è commisurata al valore economico e quindi sufficiente. Il problema serio è che questa action cam, una volta immersa in acqua, con la custodia waterprof, perde il grandangolo, in pratica è come se la lente della custodia facesse da lente di ingrandimento e quindi si riduce notevolmente il campo visivo. Peccato perché a quel prezzo non era per niente male.
S**L
Mando remoto pulsera
Le ha entrado agua y me gustaría saber dónde poder dirigirme para poder adquirir uno nuevo. Me podríais indicar. Gracias
M**G
جيده
مقارنة مع سعرها جيده والأفضل شراء نوع أكثر جودة لان التصوير ذو جوده ضعيفة
D**E
Great purchase, compact and easy to use
This is a fantastic, compact and easy to use camera for a great price. Definitely recommended.
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