Chinese brand HIGOLE is known for its combination tablet PCs such as GOLE1. However, in the near future the company plans to expand its lineup with the HIGOLE GOLE360 360 VR camera with a 360-degree panorama. The camera looks very similar to the popular iPhone camera attachment, the Insta360 Nano. This time - for any Android smartphones with microUSB or USB-C.
HIGOLE GOLE360 360 camera specifications:
- SoC – Infotm C23 32-bit processor @ up to 600MHz with 128 MB on-chip RAM
- Storage device – micro SD slot with capacity up to 128 GB
- camera
- 4 MP sensor
- Camera lens: F2.4 aperture, focuses: EFL 0.94, angle: 210o
- Video – H.264/MOV with resolution up to 1920×960@30fps/1472×736@30fps
- Photo - JPEG @ 3008 × 1504/1920 × 960
- USB – 1x micro USB 2.0 port, or 1x USB 2.0 type C port depending on model
- Battery – 3.7V/800mAh
- Dimensions - 11.68 x 3.7 x 2.2 cm
The camera runs on Linux 3.10. This is not the first camera for Android smartphones, and we already wrote about the Insta360 spherical camera, but GOLE360 offers a different shape, and includes a battery that will allow it to be used offline mode. Android - The app is currently only available as an APK, and should support photo and video recording and streaming using flash, sphere, VR and planet mode.
The "HIGOLE GOLE360" camera is available for pre-order for $118.66 on GearBest. Estimated shipping date is after March 2.
