Hohem's New Handheld Gimbal Doubles as a Detachable Action Cam
Hohem is entering the crowded pocket gimbal-camera market with a twist. Its new Eyepic looks similar to DJI's Osmo Pocket 4 or Insta360's Luna Ultra at first glance, featuring a rotating screen and a small sensor stabilized by a three-axis gimbal for smooth handheld footage.
What sets it apart is a magnetic camera module that detaches entirely from the gimbal body, letting it function as a standalone mini action cam you can clip, mount, or wear separately. The Eyepic shoots 4K video at up to 60fps and can switch between vertical and horizontal orientation by rotating the module, catering to creators who post across both traditional and social video formats.
Pricing and availability details weren't fully disclosed, but the design suggests Hohem is targeting content creators who want gimbal stability for some shots and action-cam flexibility for others, without buying two separate devices.