Akaso EK7000 vs EK7000 Pro Stabilization @ 1080p60 / Driving

This short clip is one of several that are part of a more detailed post comparing the Akaso EK7000 basic model with the EK7000 Pro. You can find the detailed comparison at: havecamerawill...
One of the main extra features that the Pro has is in-camera video stabilization (also known as EIS). This short clip compares the non-stabilized EK7000 footage with the stabilized EK7000 Pro footage.
In this particular clip, the cameras were mounted on the hood of a car. The car's mass and natural suspension absorb much of the vibration naturally. I have other examples in the detailed comparison post.
For these, I've mounted the cameras side-by-side using a dual mount. So both cameras are attached to the same base and are experiencing the same movement. While both cameras can shoot at up to 4K, EIS isn't available in the 4K and 2.7K. So these were shot at 1080p60, the highest mode where EIS is available.