AKASO Waterproof Case for AKASO EK7000 Pro/Brave 4/ V50X action camera

Works great, no leakage. Allows camera to take great photos underwater. I broke the original one by 'man handling' it and not paying attention with the clip that keeps it closed. I am glad they sell an inexpensive replacement. The seal on this one seems smoother when sealing than my original one. Very happy and highly recommend if you need one.

I used this camera case on a trip to Cancun Mexico, and used it in the waves at the beach, in the pool, and while scuba diving. It appears to fit the Akaso camera well, with a solid latch and gasket. I couldn't detect any scratches in the lens cover.Use 1: When used in the pool, I was regularly pressing the start/stop button for video, and after 15 minutes in the pool, a decent amount of water had leaked in, fortunately not enough to hurt the camera as I was able to open it up and dry it out.Use 2: The next day we went scuba diving, and with the pool experience in mind I decided to never press any buttons...just let it run. In this case, down to -30ft there was zero water leakage (yay).Use 3: We went swimming in a Cenote (underground cave) where there was limited light. The camera remained dry, but the camera completely failed to adjust to the low light conditions.

Product is as listed, great product!

Like the previous replacement case I ordered (but not the original one that came with my EK7000 Pro), this one seems good except for there being too much space between the shutter button of the camera (the one on the right side of the top that you press to take a picture or start a video) and the corresponding button of the case. That means when you have the case on, the button doesn't always get pressed when you want it to. HOWEVER, this is easily fixed by stuffing a piece of folded-up paper in that space, so the case button presses on the paper and transfers the pressure to the camera button.This is my third waterproof case for the EK7000 Pro, because each of my previous cases eventually sprung subtle leaks. But that's after years of use and many dozens of "dives" (snorkeling with short free dives down to about 20 feet), which I don't think is too bad. And the leaks have always been small enough that they just result in the case fogging up and some dampness on the exterior of the camera - it's never seriously flooded in a way that would damage the camera. I do recommend having a backup case with you on an important snorkel/dive trip though, because a case whose window keeps fogging up is can still be a real bummer.Impressively, the super-cheap AKASO EK7000 Pro camera itself is still going strong after about six years, unlike two much more expensive GoPros I had that each failed after a couple of dives (though I wasn't using the optional underwater case for those). The picture quality isn't quite as nice as the GoPros (colors are duller and the higher resolutions are basically faked), but it's less finicky and still pretty good for snapshots and fish ID photos. It actually produces much more reliably sharp photos than the GoPro Hero 9 I had (I think the AKASO performs a bit better in low light, and somehow there's not as much distortion around the sides of the photos either).

Works great and good value for money. Only thing is to remember to note where your on/off button is on your action camera. Mine doesn't line up with the button on the case so have to turn on before placing in the case🙃

Thing leaks even without a camera in it

This is a perfect fit for my ek7000. I bought another one that said it fit with three red lenses but it didn’t actually fit. This one will be perfect for my upcoming cruise and I look forward to snorkeling and BOSS diving

My original began leaking because I kept the case latched in storage. It made an indentation on the gasket and it started leaking. Leave it open when not in use. I had a friend make me a 3D flexible case lens cover to keep it from getting scratched. Works great.