Verifiable specifications
Product information supported by official records
| Recording card | Up to 128 GB, FAT32; Class 10 or UHS-I | View source |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum listed video | Up to 4K 30fps in the V35AX manual | View source |
| Date stamp limitation | Date stamp is disabled with time-lapse video or image stabilization | View source |
| Loop recording | New loop videos overwrite older files when storage fills | View source |
| Time-lapse audio | Time-lapse video has no audio | View source |
Check the active mode before troubleshooting
If the date is missing, check whether time-lapse or stabilization is active. If a time-lapse clip is silent, that matches the manual’s description of the mode. Do not expect these options to behave like ordinary video.
The same V35AX document lists video up to 4K 30fps. Keep that manual version attached to the specification rather than borrowing a setting from another EK7000 variant.
A recording card does not protect loop footage
The card specification is up to 128 GB, FAT32, Class 10 or UHS-I. In loop mode, new videos overwrite older files once storage fills. Capacity determines the permitted card size, but it does not change that overwrite behavior. Move a clip you need to keep out of the loop-recording workflow before it is replaced.
Exact product identity
Product identifiers in official records
GTINs, UPCs, manufacturer SKUs and model codes can identify different colors, configurations or bundles. Only identifiers stated in official records are shown; an unpublished ASIN is not inferred.
| Identifier | Exact value | Variant or bundle | Market | Source and review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer product name | EK7000 PRO | Model level | United States | AKASO · akasotech.comPDF page 1 — AKASO EK7000 Pro · |
FAQ
AKASO EK7000 Pro frequently asked questions
Each answer stays within the facts and sources shown on this page.
01Why is the date stamp unavailable on EK7000 Pro V35AX?
The manual disables date stamps when time-lapse video or image stabilization is used. Check those mode selections before treating the missing stamp as a camera fault.