GoKawiilHohem unveils Eyepic, a wearable camera that docks into its own gimbal
Hohem announced the Eyepic, a hybrid device combining a 4K/60fps wearable camera with a detachable three-axis gimbal for stabilized shooting. The camera can rotate its 2.5-inch touchscreen for cropless horizontal or vertical video, is waterproof to nearly 33 feet, and can be worn via lanyard, hat clip or magnetic mount. Hohem also revealed two new smartphone gimbals with Apple DockKit tracking and a multi-transmitter wireless mic system, though pricing and release dates remain unannounced.
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This launch reflects a broader push by gimbal makers like Hohem, HoverAIR and RugOne to blend wearable cameras with stabilization hardware into single flexible systems, competing against established pocket cameras and smartphone rigs. Success will hinge on whether the detachable camera can match the image quality of dedicated devices like DJI's Osmo Pocket or a stabilized iPhone, rather than just offering more form-factor versatility.
- Eyepic pairs a detachable 4K/60fps wearable camera with a magnetic three-axis gimbal.
- It supports cropless rotation between horizontal and vertical video and is waterproof to 32.8 feet.
- Hohem also introduced two DockKit-compatible smartphone gimbals and a multi-transmitter wireless mic system, with the Eyepic expected in early 2027.
DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo — If the Hohem Eyepic has you curious about pocket-sized gimbal cameras, DJI's Osmo Pocket 3 is the benchmark you can buy right now. It pairs a 3-axis stabilized gimbal with a rotating touchscreen that flips between horizontal and vertical shooting, making it a natural fit for vloggers who post everywhere at once.
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