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AKASO 360: card format and battery access
AKASO 360 specifies an exFAT microSD card up to 512 GB, rated UHS-I V30/U3 or higher. Confirm the format as well as the capacity; a card rule from another AKASO model is not a substitute.
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AKASO 360 specifies an exFAT microSD card up to 512 GB, rated UHS-I V30/U3 or higher. Confirm the format as well as the capacity; a card rule from another AKASO model is not a substitute.
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Brave 4 Elite has 64 GB of built-in storage and a non-removable 1650 mAh battery. It does not require a separate recording-card installation, but loop mode can still overwrite older files.
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Brave 4 Pro switches between front and rear screens with a long press of Up. Image stabilization is off by default, so a powered-on camera is not proof that stabilization is active.
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The Brave 4 V2.2 English manual calls for a U3 card and identifies Micro USB and Micro HDMI ports. It also says the waterproof case prevents sound recording.
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Brave 6 Plus stabilization conflicts with several capture options, not just high frame rates. The V39 manual lists loop recording, time-lapse, still-photo interval, distortion calibration and slow motion among the exclusions.
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The Brave 7 LE V39AX manual describes an IPX7 body rating at 1 m with the protective covers tightly sealed. That is not the same configuration as using a separate waterproof housing.