RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro comes with a module that can be detached from the triple-camera system on its back and used as a standalone action camera. The camera records video at 2.7K resolution and 30fps with a 133-degree ultra-wide angle, supported by software-based stabilization and distortion-correction algorithms.
The phone has IP68 and IP69K durability ratings and a 9,300 mAh battery. The camera’s recording time on its own is 40 minutes, while the total recording time with the phone reaches up to 800 minutes. The module has 64 GB of storage, while the phone has 512 GB. The product will be offered for presale on Kickstarter on 7 September at a price of 799 euros; global sales will begin in October at a price of 999 dollars.
Why it matters
This model offers an approach that combines a phone and a standalone action camera within the same system instead of carrying them as separate products. For this reason, it is particularly relevant to users who consider durability ratings, high battery capacity and ample storage space together. However, the camera module’s recording time of only 40 minutes on its own creates a clear difference between standalone use and use together with the phone; this distinction becomes important when making a choice. The fact that pricing differs between the Kickstarter presale and global sales also leaves open the question of under what conditions the product will be accessible. In addition, the extent to which software-based stabilization and distortion correction will be effective in real-world use will determine the practical value of the technical specifications.