Watch out, DJI: This pocket gimbal camera can turn into an action camera

IFA 2026 is underway, and several brands have already announced new devices. There’s an Anker power bank with a built-in fan, a new Motorola smartwatch, and more. Joining these announcements is a unique take on portable gimbal cameras from Hohem.

The company is showing off the Hohem Eyepic — the world’s first 2-in-1 pocket gimbal camera. It looks a bit like a DJI Osmo Pocket 4, but instead of a tiny camera fixed to a gimbal, the Eyepic has a detachable camera unit.

The camera shoots 4K video at 60fps, comes with a hat clip and a lanyard, and can be safely submerged in water to a depth of 10m (32.8 feet).

It also gets some useful quality-of-life features. Users can rotate the 2.51-inch touchscreen to physically turn the camera from landscape to portrait orientation, allowing for full 4K vertical videos without any crop. When detached, the camera can be worn or magnetically attached to metal surfaces, and the touchscreen becomes a remote viewfinder, complete with a 1080p live preview and camera controls.

Alongside the Eyepic, Hohem is also showcasing two new gimbals: The iSteady V4 Ultra comes with a detachable touchscreen remote and supports live preview, subject tracking, and native Apple DockKit support. The iSteady X4 comes with an integrated touch-control panel and supports 360-degree infinite pan.

The company also announced the Hohem Mic 2, built for multi-person recordings. It allows users to connect up to four mics to a single receiver and is designed for podcasts, interviews, and group conversations. The mics come with AI noise cancelation and a range of up to 300m (984 feet).

Hohem hasn’t shared pricing or availability details for any of the products it’s showcasing at IFA. However, the company is planning to bring the Eyepic to market in Q1 2027.