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Giroptic iO Camera Review: A Pricey, But Capable 360-Degree Camera

Giroptic iO Camera Review: A Pricey, But Capable 360-Degree Camera

Posted on April 26, 2017January 20, 2019 By Jarvis

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The first-generation 360-degree cams were bulky, stand-alone devices, but lately, a growing number of these all-seeing cameras are small enough to clip onto your smartphone. Like their bigger brethren, these cameras let you take VR-ready photos and videos and share this media immediately to Facebook and YouTube.

Giroptic, one of the first companies on the market with a 360-degree camera, has put out a second version, the Giroptic iO, which attaches to the Lightning port on an iOS device (the company also makes Android-compatible models). Available for $249, it takes very good photos and videos, though I noticed a few limitations with this pricey camera.

Editor’s Note: This review was updated to reflect the fact that the Giroptic iO is also available for Android devices.
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