The design of the Akaso 360 features a compact body with a 2.29″ screen and a flip-out screen for flexible viewing. It includes an external memory slot but lacks a dedicated bike mount and waterproof depth rating. The camera has a gyroscope for enhanced stabilization and operates within a temperature range of 0°C to 40°C. Weighing just 180 g and with dimensions of 46.9 mm in width, 109.8 mm in height, and 30.8 mm in thickness, it remains lightweight and portable.
The Akaso 360 offers broad compatibility with both Android and iOS devices, and supports remote control via a smartphone. It also features Bluetooth 4.2 for wireless connections, live streaming support, and a USB Type-C port for convenient charging and data transfer. However, it lacks support for HDMI, GPS, and NFC, and does not have a remote control or external flash options.
The Akaso 360 features a 1350 mAh rechargeable battery that provides up to 1 hour of battery life. The battery is removable for easy replacement and comes with a battery level indicator to keep track of remaining power.
The Akaso 360 is equipped with a stereo microphone and features two microphones for enhanced audio capture. However, it does not support a microphone input or a 3.5 mm audio jack for external audio devices.
The Akaso 360 features a 72 MP dual-lens camera with a wide aperture of 2.25f, offering an adjustable field of view for versatile shooting. It also includes a CMOS sensor and a back-illuminated sensor (BSI) for improved image quality, though it does not have a flash for low-light conditions.
The Akaso 360 records video at a resolution of 2880 x 30 fps with a 360° field of view, offering a comprehensive perspective. It includes features such as phase-detection autofocus, continuous autofocus, and AF tracking to ensure sharp and stable footage, even in dynamic scenes. Additional capabilities include timelapse functionality, 24p cinema mode, and support for shooting in raw format, though it lacks slow-motion recording and Dolby Vision support.
The Akaso 360 is equipped with a tripod mount, allowing for stable and versatile mounting options during filming, ensuring steady shots in various settings.
