Hohem Unveils the 'World's First' 2-in-1 Pocket Gimbal Camera
The 4K camera detaches from its gimbal for wearable and underwater use, while a new wireless mic kit aims to improve creator audio.
- At IFA in Berlin, Hohem unveiled the Eyepic, a handheld gimbal camera with a magnetic, detachable action camera module that captures 4K video at up to 60 fps for content creators.
- Designed as a two-in-one device, the detachable camera module functions as a standalone waterproof action camera working down to 32.8 feet underwater, while the 2.51-inch rotating touchscreen enables horizontal or vertical recording.
- The Hohem Mic 2 wireless audio kit, released alongside the camera, supports up to four microphones with AI-powered noise cancellation and an incredible 984-foot transmission range for professional vlogging.
- Competing with established gimbal cameras like the DJI Osmo Pocket and Insta360, the Eyepic appeals to U.S.-based creators affected by FCC restrictions on new DJI products, though pricing and battery life remain unannounced.
- Hohem says the device is "expected to reach the market" in early 2027, with the company targeting a U.S. debut at the CES trade show in Las Vegas to launch the product.
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Hohem's 'world’s first' 2-in-1 pocket gimbal and action camera's detachable design and native 4K video could make it a major rival to DJI and Insta360
I saw the Hohem Eyepic in action at IFA Berlin 2026, and it massively impressed me with its versatile design and native 4K video capabilities.
Hohem Unveils the 'World's First' 2-in-1 Pocket Gimbal Camera
Hohem has unveiled the Eyepic at IFA 2026, introducing what the company calls the "world's first 2-in-1 pocket gimbal camera." The device combines a detachable camera with three-axis stabilization, allowing it to function as a handheld gimbal camera or a wearable camera for hands-free recording.
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