Technology
Hohem unveils Eyepic hybrid gimbal with detachable camera unit
The company also announced new smartphone gimbals and a wireless microphone system ahead of an expected 2027 launch.
The short version
- Hohem introduced the Eyepic, a hybrid device combining a 4K 60 FPS detachable wearable camera with a three-axis gimbal.
- The hardware lineup also includes the iSteady V4 Ultra and iSteady X4 smartphone gimbals, plus the Mic 2 wireless audio system.
- Pricing and firm release dates remain unannounced, though the Eyepic is projected to arrive in early 2027.
Key facts
- The Hohem Eyepic features a detachable camera capable of recording 4K video at 60 frames per second with three-axis stabilization when mounted to its gimbal.[Engadget]
- The Eyepic includes a 2.5-inch rotating touchscreen that shifts between horizontal and vertical orientations without cropping full-resolution footage.[Engadget]
- The camera unit is waterproof up to 32.8 feet and supports wireless live preview on the gimbal screen from up to 33 feet away.[Engadget]
- Hohem also announced the iSteady V4 Ultra and iSteady X4 smartphone gimbals, both supporting native Apple DockKit tracking.[Engadget]
- The newly announced Mic 2 audio system supports up to four transmitters paired with a single receiver.[Engadget]
What remains uncertain
- Hohem has not released official retail pricing, comprehensive technical specifications, or confirmed shipping dates for the announced products.[Engadget]