Tested: Akeeyo AKY-710Pro 4K Bike Camera

For cyclists wanting to capture their rides in crisp detail, or add another layer of safety on the road, Japanese brand AKEEYO is quickly making a name for itself. Their AKY-710Pro is a compact camera capable of recording sharp 2K footage at up to 55 frames per second, or full 4K at 28 FPS. Launched in late 2024, it marks the brand’s expansion from the automotive world into sports tech. After spotting the unit in photos from Eurobike 2025, I was keen to try it for myself. The team kindly sent one over, and I’ve been putting it through its paces over the past few weeks.

First impressions

Out of the box, the AKY-710Pro is sturdy and compact, and it certainly feels well-built. It comes bundled with a 64GB microSD card and plenty of mounting options to suit almost any bike. It can be mounted on the handlebar, stem, seat post, mirror, or even your Garmin mount, giving plenty of flexibility.

Connectivity and extras

The AKY-710Pro features dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), which allows smooth live previews, quick playback, and straightforward firmware updates via AKEEYO’s mobile app. Pairing proved quick and easy, and there are numerous settings to tailor the camera to your needs. An optional GPS module can be added to record route and speed data, and the time-lapse and collision detection modes allow you to use the device as a dash camera that is always on standby.

Weather and durability

With Australia’s unpredictable weather, seeing the AKY-710Pro carry an IP66 rating is reassuring. While I was only caught in heavy rain once, the camera never stopped recording, nor did it show any signs of water ingress.

Battery life and storage

An 1800 mAh rechargeable battery provides up to five and a half hours of continuous recording at 1080p with Wi-Fi disabled. Naturally, running at 4K resolution or with Wi-Fi enabled reduces runtime, but for most rides, it will comfortably last without a recharge.

The included 64 GB memory card offers ample space for extended rides, and the loop recording ensures older footage is automatically overwritten. A built-in G-sensor protects important clips if it detects an incident.

Everyday use

The quality of the footage inspires confidence, both for sharing memorable rides and for having evidence should the worst occur in traffic. Battery endurance is strong, and the mobile app makes it easy to view and download ride footage.

What really sets the AKY-710Pro apart is its electronic image stabilisation (EIS). The footage remains impressively steady and watchable even over rough tarmac, potholes, or gravel paths. The caveat here is that stabilisation operates at 30 fps, so you will need to choose your preferred balance between resolution and smoothness.

Verdict

The AKEEYO AKY-710Pro camera delivers high-quality video, reliable stabilisation, and some unique safety features, at a sensible price point. It’s dependable, has a long battery life, and is resilient against the elements – all while recording in up to 4K.

At around AUD$235, it undercuts many rivals while delivering stabilised 4K footage, long endurance, and dependable performance. I’d love to see a built-in light in future adaptations, as seen in competitor Cycliq’s products. While a Cycliq unit is double the cost of the AKY-710Pro, integrating a camera with a light has proven to be just what many cyclists want.

For riders who want peace of mind on commutes and high-quality memories from weekend rides, the AKY-710Pro is a well-rounded and worthwhile addition to the bike.

Specifications

Video Modes: 4K @28 fps, 2K @55 fps, 1080p @55 fps

Photo Resolution: 8 MP (effective)

Lens Field of View: 142°, F1.6 aperture, HDR/WDR

Stabilisation: Electronic EIS (on/off via software)

Wi-Fi: Dual-band (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz) with app support

GPS: Optional via accessory module

G-sensor / Loop: Supports emergency auto-lock and loop overwrite

Battery: 1,800 mAh; ~5.5 h at 1080p, ~2 h at 4K

Waterproof Rating: IP66

Storage: 64 GB MicroSD included (supports up to 256 GB)

Accessories: Multiple mounts, charger cable, anti-theft bracket

Price: AUD$235

More info here.