The Akaso 360 measures 109.8 mm in height, 46.9 mm in width, and 30.8 mm in thickness, with a total volume of approximately 158.61 cm³ and a weight of 180 g. It features a 2.29-inch flip-out display, offering a convenient viewing angle without a secondary screen or touch input. A gyroscope is built in, and an external memory slot is available, though the camera ships with no internal storage. The device does not carry a waterproof rating and has no dedicated bike mount. Operating temperatures range from 0 °C at the low end to a maximum of 40 °C, and the screen does not use branded damage-resistant glass.
The Akaso 360 is compatible with both Android and iOS devices and supports remote smartphone control, allowing users to operate the camera wirelessly from their phone. It connects via USB Type-C and uses Bluetooth 4.2, though aptX is not supported. First-party live streaming is available, while GPS, NFC, DLNA certification, HDMI output, a dedicated remote control, and a hot shoe for external flash are all absent.
The Akaso 360 runs on a 1350 mAh removable and rechargeable battery, offering approximately one hour of battery life per charge. A battery level indicator is built in, letting users keep track of remaining power during use.
The Akaso 360 includes a dual stereo microphone setup, enabling spatial audio capture without the need for external equipment. There is no microphone input or 3.5 mm headset jack, so external audio accessories cannot be connected directly to the camera.
The Akaso 360 uses a dual-lens main camera resolving 72 MP, paired with a back-illuminated CMOS sensor that aids light capture. The main lens has a wide aperture of f/2.25, and the field of view is adjustable. No flash is included.
The Akaso 360 records video at 2880-pixel width across a full 360-degree field of view at 30 fps, and supports a 24p cinema mode alongside raw shooting for greater post-production flexibility. Autofocus is well-covered, with phase-detection autofocus for video, continuous autofocus during recording, and AF tracking all included. Horizon leveling and invisible selfie stick support are also available, and timelapse recording is built in. Slow-motion video, Dolby Vision recording, and a video light are not supported.
The Akaso 360 includes a tripod mount, allowing it to be secured to standard tripods and compatible mounting accessories.
