Wasp 4K Action Camera,Waterproof TO 98', HD Video UP TO 4K, 20Mp Photo, 1.5" Lcd Screen, Built-In Wifi, Gps, Wrist Remote

WASPcam 9907 4K - The WASPcam 9907 4K is one of WASPcam s newest camera models with new 4K video resolution capabilities and 20MP photo quality. The new WASPcam 9907 4K is WASPcam s most technically advanced camera to date and allows users to shoot in stunning 4K shoot a time-lapse video and shoot crystal clear still photos. - FEATURES - WATERPROOF Without a Case Down to 98 Feet (30 Meters) - Records HD Video up to 4K/24fps - Up to 20MP Photo Quality - Built-in Wi-Fi Connects Camera to WASPcam App - 1.5 LCD Screen - NEW Video Time-lapse Feature - Mini Side Bracket for Optional Accessories and Unique Mounting Angles - INCLUDED ACCESSORIES - Tall J-Hook Buckle - Flat Adhesive Mount - Curved Adhesive Mount - Straight Joint Mount - Short Basic Buckle - Mini Side Bracket - Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery - USB Cable - User Manual - More About the WASPcam 9907 4K Camera: - The 9907 4K records HD video up to 4K/24fps (and 1440p/30fps 1080p/60fps 1080p/30fps 720p/120fps and 720p/60fps) snaps still-images up to 20-megapixel (or 12-megapixel) and built-in Wi-Fi connects the camera to an iPhone or Android for live viewing recording and sharing content online with friends and fans. Where the 9907 4K really stands out from competitors is with the new features it brings to the table. The WASPcam 9907 4K is completely waterproof down to 98 feet without the addition of a waterproof case and includes a 1.5-inch LCD viewing screen on the back of the camera. The WASPcam 9907 4K has loop recording and an auto looping function which allows the camera to be used as a dash camera. Users can have their camera record in two-minute five-minute or 10 minute segments. Or turn off loop recording for continuous recording. The auto looping function allows the camera to record over older footage when the memory card is full. In addition to stunning 4K video quality the 9907 4K also includes a new Video Time-lapse feature allowing users to shoot time-lapse videos at either 1 3 5 10 30 60 second intervals.