Hohem Eyepic

The Hohem Eyepic is a 2-in-1 pocket gimbal camera from Hohem, built around a detachable camera module and three-axis mechanical stabilization. On the handle it works as a stabilized handheld camera; separated from the gimbal it becomes a small wearable camera for clip, lanyard or compatible magnetic mounting. Its main capabilities include native vertical 4K up to 2160 x 3840 at 60 fps, a 2.51-inch touchscreen, a 1080p remote live image from the handle and waterproofing down to 10 m.

Its photographic and video value comes from combining the agility of a compact action camera with the smoother movement of a pocket gimbal. The physical switch between landscape and portrait orientation helps creators produce vertical pieces without relying so heavily on cropping, while the detachable module supports handheld footage, mounted angles and point-of-view shots with one small system. That mix should appeal to users who want a fast, lightweight tool centered on movement.

The Eyepic fits travel, vertical video, moderate action clips, wet locations, urban walks, tabletop scenes and solo shooting. The detachable design makes it easy to move from a handheld perspective to a wearable or surface-mounted angle, and the handle keeps framing and settings within reach even when the camera module is away from the grip. It is aimed at creators who prioritize stability, physical flexibility and direct vertical capture in a very compact kit.