TOZO AnyVue Android Smart 360 Action Camera with 1/2" 4800W CMOS, 5.7K 360 Video, 12K 360 Photo, Intelligent Tracking Action Camera with Editing App, Built-in GPS, 4K Live Streaming, 3.0" Touchscreen

I've purchased tons of TOZO earbuds, headphones, etc. over the last couple of years. They've become my favorite to get great electronics at a really reasonable price. So, when the TOZO AnyVue 360 Action Camera came out, and the fact that it's about $100 less than any competing 360 cameras, I decided to take the plunge. This is how these type of cameras should work.The sensors make amazing videos and although I've taken some, it's supposedly able to do 12k photos (I've taken some but haven't moved them on to my computer to edit yet, so I can't attest to those). But the videos rock! You can live stream in 4K. It's seamless, making it easy to share adventures on Facebook and YouTube. It does have built-in GPS, but I keep that off for personal videos.They have what they call something like FlowSteady technology and Horizon Lock, it stablizes your footage and its completely needed and necessary for a 360 cam. It's an action cam. And people aren't gonna watch unstable video. And yes, it does make the selfie stick invisible. I bought a huge selfie stick (almost 10 feet long) and have been able to make some cool, almost drone-like videos.Battery life is solid. And the 3" touchscreen isn't too complicated. I want it to feel almost Mac-like, and it does. Oh and the heft tells you something about it too. It sure doesn't feel cheaply made at all.Overall, the TOZO AnyVue is a very cool contender in with the other two: GoPro and DJI. But it's cheaper and still perfect for capturing high-quality 360-degree content. No brainer.

It is easy to use but the picture is blurry. Battery lasts barely an hour

There is no good way to edit the videos which can only be done by the phone app. When exporting the video to the phone, you cannot choose a point of view or edit changes on that throughout the video which makes unfortunate when you are riding a bike and the focus decide that looking at the side, or you back, is what you gonna see in the whole video, which can be a flat video or panoramic.Trying to use common video editors with 360 video support, couldn't find any that can read AnyVue files, which are always 2 fisheye like videos, and stitch them together as a single 360 video for editing.Also, the battery only lasts for about 1 hour when recording. Which is ok with the memory card that comes with it. 64Gb gets full around 40 minutes when using 720 resolution.But then I bought a bigger card to realize the battery runs out.For short rides, that's ok. For longer rides I need to stick a charging cable on it to keep it on, which would definitely kill the battery life in no time.

The battery life was my first problem as it only lasted around 10 minutes filming in 360 mode and had 42% charge left. It was overheating constantly while charging and while using it. Excellent footage! Takes great videos but couldn't get the camera and app to work together as claimed. It definitely needs to have lens protectors if it plans to be a true action camera. Please study the original 360 cameras and follow the already set path. Nobody wants a fragile action camera! Batteries definitely need to be changeable or you can only use it for 15mins! Very disappointed with this product. Would love to see it improved and rereleased. Sorry guys, but you should take this one back to R&D! Send me a test model if you upgrade the camera and I will review it for you and send it back

As for 2025/02/17, it seems that there is no editing softwares dedicated for Windows and MacOS, however you should be able to run its iOS app on MacOS IF you MacOS device is using Apple M chip.Note that, in my case, files exported from AnyVue app (running in MacOS) can be found in iPhone's Photos app (or iCloud Photos) rather than MacOS's download folder.

This has great quality in the videos the only problem I have with it is the wind sound while riding my motorcycle. I have been trying to look for some way to get the wind sound from being so loud on the video and there are no products that can help. If any one knows let me know

Very impressed with this camera. Comes in a sleek box with the camera itself and a cover for the lens. It has lenses on both sides for the 360 and there is video and photo mode.It is quite expensive, so as expected, the features are plentiful and design is awesome. Overall would recommend for outdoor activities and vlogging!

This 360° action camera is an absolute must-have! The 4K video quality is phenomenal, capturing every angle with sharp detail and vibrant colors. The built-in GPS adds an extra layer of functionality, making it easy to track routes and add context to my adventures and even add to the street view on Google. It’s perfect for action shots, travel adventures, and creative content creation by uploading directly to live stream apps like YouTube and Facebook.What really sets this camera apart is its compact size and lightweight design. It’s small enough to slip into a pocket or mount anywhere without adding bulk, making it perfect for hiking, biking, or even casual outings. Despite its size, it’s incredibly durable and feels well-built.The responsive touchscreen is a dream to use—intuitive, bright, and easy to navigate, even in sunlight. Pair this with the seamless app integration, and you’ve got a device that’s not only powerful but also incredibly user-friendly.If you’re looking for a compact, versatile, and rugged camera that delivers top-notch performance, this is the one. Highly recommended!