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Apexcam M80 AIR 4K 60FPS 64MP WiFi Action Camera 64GB Card 40M Waterproof 2.0in LCD 2.4G Remote 2x1350mAh

SKU CH-RY1V-5XBX6

Records 4K 60FPS video and 64MP photos with a 2.0in LCD, 40m waterproof case, WiFi, 2.4G wrist remote, 64GB card and two 1350mAh batteries

  • CodecsMP4, AAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
  • FormatMP4
  • Resolution Support4K
  • Camera ResolutionUp to 4K Video
  • Audio SamplingAAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
  • ScalingOptical
  • Capture smooth 4K video at 60 frames per second
  • Shoot high-resolution 64 megapixel photos for detailed images
  • Dive up to 40 metres with the included waterproof case
  • Control recording remotely from up to 15 metres away
  • Preview and share instantly via Wi-Fi and the 2.0 inch screen

What the Apexcam M80 AIR delivers

The Apexcam M80 AIR is a 4K action camera that records 60 frames per second video and captures 64 megapixel stills. A 2.0 inch LCD screen provides on-device framing and playback. Built-in Wi-Fi connects to a smartphone app for remote control and sharing. The package includes a 64 GB memory card, a 2.4 GHz wrist remote, a waterproof housing rated to 40 metres, and two 1350 mAh rechargeable batteries with a dual charger.

Upgrading from lower-resolution models

Moving from a 4K 30 fps or 20 megapixel camera adds smoother motion and significantly finer detail for cropping or large prints. The jump is worthwhile when you regularly shoot fast sports, want 60 fps slow-motion playback, or need the extra resolution for stabilisation crops. Buyers who only need casual 1080p clips or a single fixed battery will not benefit from the added cost and file size.

Limits of the Wi-Fi and remote link

The camera Wi-Fi reaches about 10 metres and the 2.4 GHz wrist remote works to roughly 15 metres, so control drops off beyond those distances. The remote is splash-resistant (IPX6) but not submersible, while the camera housing handles full immersion to 40 metres. File transfer and live preview rely on the same Wi-Fi link, so bandwidth is limited and large 4K 60 fps files move slowly to a phone.

Highlights

  • Capture smooth 4K video at 60 frames per second
  • Shoot high-resolution 64 megapixel photos for detailed images
  • Dive up to 40 metres with the included waterproof case
  • Control recording remotely from up to 15 metres away
  • Preview and share instantly via Wi-Fi and the 2.0 inch screen

Specifications

BrandApexcam, DLK Electronic Limited
SeriesM80 AIR
ModelM80 AIR
Part NumberM80 AIR
CodecsMP4, AAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
FormatMP4
Resolution Support4K
Camera ResolutionUp to 4K Video
Audio SamplingAAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
ScalingOptical
ColorM80 AIR with 64GB Card
Video4K, MP4, MOV, 64 megapixels
AudioAAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
HDMIUSB
DVIWi-Fi, USB
ComponentRemote Control, Time Lapse, 1
Digital AduioAAC, Dolby Digital/AC-3
Analog AduioRemote Control
Display2 inches, 20 megapixels
CompatibilitySmartphone, Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet
System RequirementsSmartphone, Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet
Power Consumption3.88 watt_hours, 45 minutes
SpecificationM80 AIR, Apexcam, 2.5 L x 6 W x 4 H centimeters, 432 grams
Dimensions2.5 cm x 6 cm x 4 cm
Weight432 grams
Package Contentcamera body, batteries

Questions about this item

What mounting points does the waterproof case use for helmet or chest attachment?

The included IP68 waterproof case has standard action-camera mounting tabs that accept the supplied helmet, chest and handlebar mounts, so the camera clips in without extra adapters.

What is the correct order to pair the 2.4G wrist remote with the camera before the first recording?

Power on the camera, enable Wi-Fi in the settings menu, then press the remote pairing button; the remote LED will flash and turn solid once linked — skipping the camera Wi-Fi step is the common mistake.

How should the two 1350mAh batteries be stored if the camera will not be used for several weeks?

Charge each battery to roughly half capacity, remove them from the camera, and keep them in a cool dry place; recharge to the same level every three months to maintain cell health.

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