The Gear 360 has evolved to let you record in 4K or broadcast live, and then make it your own with the Samsung Gear 360 app. And with the Gear 360’s smaller size and redesigned, easy-to-grip body, memories aren’t the only thing you’ll want to hold onto.
Go live with Gear 360
Live broadcast moments you want to share with family and friends, whether it’s a special event or just a look into your day-to-day activities. It’s simple to set up: pair Gear 360 (2017) with your smartphone or PC, choose a platform to stream to, and provide a real-time peek into your life.
Easily shoot and share
Add a personal touch to your 360 content. The Samsung Gear 360 app allows you to switch up the view in a few taps, with multiple modes to choose from. Then, when you’re ready to debut your new work, it’s simple to convert 360 content into a standard video or photo format to upload wherever your audience is.
Change the view
You don’t need a special lens to make your content unique. Choose from five viewing modes in the Samsung Gear 360 app to easily turn your video or photo into a mind-bending masterpiece.
Go forth and record
The Gear 360 (2017) is made to catch the action all around you, and its sphere shape and dual cameras make that easy. So when you’re in the middle of an adventure, it’s a breeze to capture the moment in its entirety.
Handles well
When you’re in the middle of recording, the last thing you want is a tired hand from holding the camera. The Gear 360 (2017) is smaller in size and a lighter weight—clocking in at just 130 g—so you don’t have to worry. Just hold on tight and steady with the grip, which also serves as a stand, or easily attach it to a tripod or mount.
Record more, for longer
Catch every second with the long battery capacity of Gear 360 (2017), and have the space to record it all by inserting a micro SD card (up to 256GB). There’s a lot of world to see, don’t let anything get in the way of your exploring
What’s compatible
We’ve expanded our horizons as much as yours with the new Gear 360 (2017). Record, livestream, and share with a wide range of devices—from smartphones and Gear VR to PCs.