Grab 360º videos in a snap with this compact special action camera. The RoveCam has a 220-degree fisheye lens which can capture virtual reality videos in 4K resolution.
The camera is water resistant, and can shoot video underwater at depths up to 30 meters (~100 feet), plus its battery can be changed on the fly. Its powerful 8-megapixel sensor is made by Sony, and can capture 1080p video at 60fps as well. It’s also got built-in Wi-Fi for easily sharing content you capture, using the XDV360 mobile app.
Head over to the Technabob Shop today to grab this camera for 15% off the regular price – just $169.99.
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