4K Waterproof Action Camera with 170° Wide Angle Lens

Wide enough to catch the whole ride

A 170° view that catches the whole scene

A phone frames a slice of the trail. The 170° lens takes in the bike, the rider and the terrain behind them, so the footage shows where you were, not just what was in front of you. Edges curve a little at this width, so tilt the camera to keep the horizon level.

Built to get wet

The clear housing is rated to 30M when the seal is closed properly. Splashes, rain and shallow dives are covered, as long as the O-ring is clean and seated before each session.

Mount it on anything

Handlebar, tripod and GoPro-style mounts come in the box, along with curved and orange-tab mounts. One camera moves from the bike to the board to the helmet without buying extra hardware.

Four numbers to check against your plans

• 170°Ultra-wide lens
• 30mHousing rated to 30M when closed
• 12MPResolution on the box
• 11 pcsItems in the box

From box to first recording in minutes

1. 1
   Charge the battery fully

   Charge the removable PG1050 battery with the wall charger before the first session so it does not run out mid-ride.

2. 2
   Insert a Class 10 SD card

   Use a good-brand Class 10 card. It is the step that unlocks 4K and 1080P at 60fps.

3. 3
   Pick a resolution

   The settings menu offers 4K at 25fps, 2.7K at 30fps, and 1080P at 60fps or 30fps. Choose 1080P at 60fps for smoother motion on rough trails.

4. 4
   Shoot a test clip on the ground

   Record a short clip before you head out. Check the angle, the horizon and the mount before you ride.

5. 5
   Close the housing and mount it

   Clean the O-ring, close the housing firmly, then clamp it to the bike, board or helmet.

Everything you need to start filming

• Camera body×1

  Matte black body with a glossy yellow front panel

• Waterproof housing×1

  Clear shell rated to 30M when closed

• Mount set

  Curved, orange-tab, bike and handlebar clamp, tripod adapter

• Battery and wall charger×1

  Removable PG1050 battery

• Frame case×1

  For storage and transport

• Cable ties×1

  For securing mounts and cables

• Spare protective cover×1

  A replacement for the camera cover

• Manual×1

  Setup and settings guide

From a sandwich bag to footage worth keeping

The ride with no footage

You want the descent on tape, but both hands are on the bars and the phone is in a sandwich bag. The clip that comes out is shaky, narrow and ruined by the spray. Most weekends the ride simply goes unrecorded.

The camera that comes along

The EKEN H9 Ultra goes on the handlebar, the chest or the helmet, and it starts when you press the remote. The 170° lens takes in the whole trail, and the clear housing is rated to 30M, so spray and shallow dives stop being the problem.

Footage you want to keep

Set it to 4K at 25fps, or 1080P at 60fps for smoother motion on rough ground. Pair it with a good-brand Class 10 SD card and the first session turns into footage you rewatch and send to your friends.

What to expect as you start filming

1. First use
   Camera charged and set up

   Charge the battery, insert a Class 10 SD card and pick a resolution. Do a test clip on the ground before you head out.

2. 3 uses
   Mount and angle dialed in

   After a few sessions you will know which mount suits your sport. Tilt the camera to keep the horizon and your subject in frame.

3. 30 days
   Filming every ride

   With the kit always packed, filming becomes routine. You will learn the menus and build a small library of your sessions.

Rinse, dry and check the seal

• Rinse after salt water

  Fresh water removes salt and sand from the housing and buttons.

• Dry before you open

  Wipe the housing and dry the seal area so no water gets in.

• Keep the O-ring clean

  Grit on the seal can let water in. Check it before each session.

• Store the battery charged

  Charge the PG1050 battery fully before a long session or trip.

Budget 4K versus the phone in a bag