Electronics
The same camera on paper — until it rains.
Two 4K cameras with six-axis stabilisation, and one of them tells you not to use it in the wet.
| Compared on | SPDmz | AC29XA |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 4K at 30 fps | 4K/30 or 2.7K/30 fps |
| Stabilisation | Six-axis electronic image stabilisation | Six-axis gyroscope |
| Water protection | IP68 | NONE — the maker states the device is not waterproof |
| Weight | 32 g | 28.2 g |
| Battery life | Not published | 90 minutes at 4K, with an 1800 mAh charging case |
| Storage supplied | Not published | 64 GB card |
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The one that can ride in rain. On a motorcycle that is not a refinement — it is the difference between a camera that records and one you have to take off.
Better specified in every respect except the one that matters outdoors. Its own maker states it is not waterproof, in a listing whose title names motorcycles.
Both publish 4K at 30 fps. One also offers 2.7K, which is a lower option rather than a higher one. On this pair the resolution decides nothing.
Dust-tight, and protected against continuous immersion under the conditions of the rating. It is the strongest water rating in this family and the only one here paired with 4K and stabilisation.
4K/30 · 6-axis EIS · IP68 · 32 g · 1.5-inch display · auto 16:9 / 9:16
A 32-gram 4K/30 camera with six-axis electronic stabilisation, an IP68 rating, a 1.5-inch display for live preview, Wi-Fi app control and automatic switching between 16:9 and 9:16.
Best for: Motorcycle use in weather, where stabilisation and a water rating both have to be real.
≈ €102
THE MAKER STATES IT IS NOT WATERPROOF · 4K/30 · 6-axis · 28.2 g · 64 GB · 1800 mAh case
A 28.2-gram 4K/30 camera with six-axis stabilisation, a 64 GB card and an 1800 mAh charging case — and a maker’s bullet stating plainly that the device is not waterproof.
Best for: Dry-weather riding, and only dry-weather riding, as the maker states.
≈ €110
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