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Technology · Consumer gadgets · published 2026-09-03 · via The Verge

Hohem Eyepic combines gimbal stability with detachable camera module

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Hohem's new Eyepic handheld camera pairs a three-axis gimbal with a magnetic camera module that can be removed for hands-free use. The device records 4K video at up to 60fps and includes a rotating touchscreen, joystick, and zoom lever. Battery life, storage, and pricing details have not yet been announced.

Expanded Detail

The Eyepic's detachable camera module streams a live 1080p preview to the grip's touchscreen, allowing remote framing and adjustments from up to 32 feet away. While the gimbal and grip offer no water resistance, the standalone camera module is waterproof to roughly 32 feet, expanding its versatility for outdoor use.

Hohem positions the device between pocket gimbals like DJI's Osmo Pocket 4 and Insta360's Luna Ultra, and modern action cameras. The magnetic attachment system supports mounting on clothing, lanyards, or compatible metal surfaces. The company has yet to disclose battery life, storage capacity, tracking features, or pricing ahead of its IFA 2026 debut.

Context

The Eyepic could appeal to content creators seeking a single device that bridges stabilized handheld shooting and hands-free action footage, potentially reducing the need to carry both a gimbal camera and a separate action

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