Hohem Unveils 4K Eyepic Camera as Detachable Gimbal Targets Early 2027 Launch
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Updated · Engadget · Sep 3
Hohem Unveils 4K Eyepic Camera as Detachable Gimbal Targets Early 2027 Launch
3 articles · Updated · Engadget · Sep 3
Summary
Hohem’s new Eyepic pairs a handheld 3-axis gimbal with a removable camera module that can be worn on a helmet, cap or lanyard, extending the device beyond a standard pocket camera.
4K at 60fps recording, a rotating 2.5-inch touchscreen and full-resolution horizontal-to-vertical switching are central to its vlogging pitch, while magnetic mounting and 32.8-foot waterproofing add action-camera flexibility.
33-foot remote preview on the gimbal screen lets users monitor footage after detaching the camera, though Hohem has not disclosed pricing or a full spec sheet.
Early 2027 is the current market target, with Hohem also adding iSteady V4 Ultra and X4 smartphone gimbals plus a Mic 2 wireless audio system as it broadens its creator-video lineup against DJI and Insta360.