Action Camera 5K 24MP, Waterproof 40M Underwater Camera
Action Camera 5K 24MP, Waterproof 40M Underwater Camera for Snorkeling, EIS Stabilization WiFi Helmet Camera for Vlogging, 2 Rechargeable 1350mAh Batteries with Charger, Touchscree
How to use the WIFI function?
1.First download the [SupCam Pro] app to your mobile device.
2.Click the up button on the right side of the camera to enter the WIFI connection interface.
3.Open the mobile device’s WIFI and connect to the machine’s WIFI.
4.Open the [SupCam Pro] app and allow all permission requests applied by the app. (Location Albums etc.)Click [Connect Camera] to control the camera on your mobile phone.
How to format SD card?
1. Insert the SD card into the slot with the metal side of the card facing the lens side of the camera.
2. Slide the camera’s screen from right to left to enter the settings mode.
3. Once in the settings mode, tap the second option on the left.
4. Slide the scroll bar on the right side to find the Format option and click on it.
How to charge the machine?
You can use two ways to charge the machine.
Way 1: Use the USB cable included in the box to charge the machine by plugging it directly into the TypeC port.
Way 2: Remove the battery and charge it with the battery charger included in the box.
Action Cameras & Accessories
 SF430Pro |  SF230 |  SF530 |  AS30 |  AB30 | |
| Video and Photo Resolution | 5K30fps & 24MP | 4K60fps & 20MP | 4K60fps & 24MP | — | — |
| Waterproof | 40m | 40m | 40m | — | — |
| Battery | 2*1350mAh + charger | 2*1050mAh | 2*1050mAh + charger | — | 2*1350mAh + charger |
| Anti-Shake | EIS(6-axis) | EIS | EIS | — | — |
| Microphone | Internal External Microphone | External Microphone | Wireless Microphone | — | — |
| Remote Control | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
Why can’t the camera recognise the TF card I have inserted and report an error?
You need to format the TF card in the camera, please refer to the user manual for the detailed procedure.
Why doesn’t my remote control work?
Before you can use the remote control for the first time, you need to activate it. Press and hold both buttons of the remote control at the same time to activate it.
What should I do to connect my phone with the camera?
You need to download the ‘Sup Cam Pro’ app on your mobile device first, then turn on the camera’s WiFi, at this time the camera screen will display the name and password of the WiFi, connect your mobile phone to the WiFi to complete the pairing.
Which kind of TF card should I buy for the camera?
You should pick up a U3 TF card to ensure that the camera can store videos and pictures properly. Since video files take up more storage space, we recommend that you choose a larger capacity TF card
Can I use the remote control underwater?
Since the remote control is not waterproof, you cannot use the remote control underwater.
| Size: | 60x42x25mm/2.36'x1.65'x0.98' |
| Dimensions: | 6 x 2.5 x 4.2 centimetres |
| Brand: | Surfola |
| Model: | SF430Pro |
| Part: | SF430pro |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Dimensions: | 6 x 2.5 x 4.2 centimetres |
| Size: | 60x42x25mm/2.36'x1.65'x0.98' |
An ideal action camera for beginners with its user friendly interface and ability to use your phone as a remote via the app its not the smoothest or sharpest on the market but at this price point its fantastic, especially for kids getting into water sports such as snorkeling, swimming, or even shallow diving, thanks to its capability to withstand depths of up to 40m
Recommended!
For the price you just can’t go wrong. So long as pristine quality footage isn’t of the utmost importance to you then i imagine you’ll be happy with this too too. It’s a great little camera and the picture quality is very good for the price. I was surprised. I like it a lot.
A perfectly acceptable camera for those new to vlogging and general video recording.
The unit comes with 2 batteries, a double charger, a remote control and various accessories. One of the accessories that looks like a surrounding frame is a bit of a confusing item as the camera almost slots into it perfectly and you do not seem to have any screw fittings that are the correct size for using either the top or bottom connection so I can only assume this is supposed to be used for some kind of tripod.
Its easy to pair with the App for remote control of the device itself however this is where I found one big bug that I could not overcome and this is if when using the App you change the scene type from normal to slo-mo etc and then disconnect the camera from the App you are not able to change the setting back to normal with the camera controls alone and it has to be reconnected via the App for you to change this back.
One thing I did find a bit strange is that the camera has no on-board memory and cannot be used without an SD card when a cheap Chinese camera I used from 10 years ago had on-board storage and could accept up to a 128 GB card, so this is a bit of a disappointment and also I would have liked to have put higher than 128GB into this camera but alas it does not support any larger storage than this which is a shame, considering it can record at 5k.
Other than those oversights it is a great little waterproof camera that will give people many hours of enjoyment and use.
Hope this helps …..
Action cams are all the rage. They are great for capturing moments and placeswhen you wouldn’t want to take a regular camera. This little action cam boasts a wealth of features and can record upto 5k!
In the box you get the camera, two batteries, a twin charging dock, a waterproof shell, a mic, a remote, various brackets for attaching the camera and a user guide. The camera feels reasonably well made and the hard clear shell feels durable. Setting the camera up isn’t too difficult as the rear screen is touchscreen. I tried the camera in 1080p, 2.7k, 4k and 5k modes. I had mixed results. While the quality was reasonable I didn’t feel it captured as much detail as it should at the respective resolutions. I found that 2.7k at 60fps the best compromise for quality. As the higher framerate made for smoother motion. There is electronic stabilisation in EIS available. This works well for the most part but when enblabled in low light situations I found some strange and unusual hue changes to the video. In good lighting conditions this isn’t an issue.
It’s not going to match the well known brands but at the fraction of the price it isn’t far behind for an action cam. There are some minor issue with colour rendition, particularly while EIS is enabled, and it should record more detail in the respective modes. However the overall output is more than satisfactory and it makes a good introduction to action cams.
I’m thoroughly impressed with my recent purchase of the Surfola SF430 Action Camera. Its standout feature is the crystal-clear 5K 30fps video, capturing stunning details in all lighting conditions. The camera is user-friendly, robust, and ideal for any adventure, especially with its excellent waterproof design. The long-lasting battery is a big plus for extended outdoor activities. Overall, the SF430 offers superb quality and performance, making it a top recommendation for anyone seeking a high-resolution action camera.
I made another video before, but Amazon said it was false, maybe because of the people in it. So here’s a new one and a second try to review my brandnew SURFOLA SF430PRO.
I’m using a Surfola SF530 already to make impressive Videos of my family, trips into nature or just for fun. Mostly at daytime, the footage ist okay, but not stunning. So I ordered this new model of Surfola, the SF430pro with better and higher resolution and some nice features. After several videos and pictures I’ve made the past days, I can say that the image quality indeed is likely better than before. The stills I made at Alster Lake in Hamburg (my Hometown) look much better now, also the video footage is really good for that low priced AcionCam. The housing of the SF430pro is more stable than those from the SF530 and now it has USB-C port.
At my testings for this review but also for myself, I used the SF530 side-by-side at the same time simultaneously with the new SF430pro, so I’m able to compare very grounded. Every single image I took is better with the SF430pro, more stable and better in focus. I’m very happy with my new ActionCam and will give my SF530 to my wife now.
The only point that I don’t like is the new cover on the Card-Slot and USB-port, which is really garbage. Please, Surfola, redesign this flappy coverage!
My conclusion is: Order the Surfola SF430pro and have fun!
This action camera served my snorkelling experience well. The underwater shots were sharp and the camera handled the water pressure effortlessly. Being able to transfer the videos to my mobile without wires made sharing moments instantaneous. The varied recording modes catered to different shooting scenarios I found myself in. The remote control was a handy feature, especially when the camera was mounted at a distance.
I highly recommended this for someone’s first action camera. it is excellently priced at 49.99, even without the multitude of accessories. the software has a feature that I didn’t see advertised: motion sensing, meaning that it will record whenever it detects movement within the frame, after it has finished filming, it will resume checking for motion again, meaning that you can use this camera as a simple trailcam for wildlife (or, more suitably, your indoor pets).
For what it is at the current price point, it is what you’d expect, the video quality is fairly good and passable, best used in the daytime as when in dimly lit rooms the quality can be a little grainy.
It is professionally packaged and packed, with a ton of accessories and a whole bucket load of mounts for your camera, as well as two batteries, a battery charge station, and a USB cable to charge the camera and batteries, you even receive a wired microphone.
All this can be a little overwhelming at first but the instruction manual will clear things up.
In conclusion, a pretty decent action camera on a budget, with no issue recording videos, slow motion, taking pictures, and somewhat recording in 4k.
For a first camera, I would recommend it, it’s very easy to operate and use.