Nice!

It should be made clear, of course, that this camera can only do 4Kp20, not 24/30... but I ordered one anyway since it should still be really decent 2.7kp30 and/or 1080p60 (and if the bitrates are crippled for them, it seems a safe bet that it can be hacked similar to the 4k/4k+).

I still don't understand why the Yi Lite is more expensive

It should be made clear, of course, that this camera can only do 4Kp20, not 24/30...

Damn, only 4 frames off!

Yeah, the Q&A section on amazon is confusing, but the youtube reviews and other online reviews/product pages are unambiguous. 20 fps in 4k. I can verify that in just over 2 weeks when I get home (I'm abroad right now).

Maybe I missed it but it's showing as 59$ for me. At 45$ It'd probably be useful as another 1080p action cam to have for versatility. Also for fake time lapse purposes (sped up video) at 4K frame rate wouldn't really matter.

It's a Yi camera so just wait a few days and it will probably go on sale again.

I'm back from abroad so I finally was able to get to my Discovery 4k. Observations so far (I haven't shot anything with it yet)

• Smaller battery than the 4k+
• Lack of distortion correction which means fisheye effect is a lot more pronounced than the 4k+
• Confirmed that max supported frame rates are 4kp20, 2.7kp30, 1080p60
• As Firworks mentioned, I think that it will be totally usable for 4k time lapse since fps is more of a suggestion than a rule for them and it should be possible to reinterpret the footage in the editor

@Firworks

Not bad