360 Video Camera (iPhone Version) - Breakthrough stabilization, 5.8K Recording, Includes 16GB SD Card and Everyday Case

Wow! That pretty well sums up my impression of this little 360 camera.I am a camera fanatic. I have had several DSLRs, compact cameras, video cameras, iPhone (cameras), manual stabilizers, gimbals, tripods, monopods for stability, and several GoPro and knockoff action cameras. Most were either too bulky, too heavy, too complicated, not stabilized, poorly stabilized, poor quality, or too expensive.After using and testing the 4K Rylo for a few days, I am in love with it. It simply does everything right. It doesn't replace some of the cameras I mentioned above but it's a near perfect replacement for my action and small cameras. The 4K quality looks great on small screens (haven't viewed on large PC screens), stabilization is the best I've ever seen (as good or better than gimbals), and simplicity of operation is a dream.It's great to be able to take a Rylo video, download it, and create different edits of the same file to create completely different iPhone videos. I have a feeling that this is the direction that all action cameras, and many other consumer cameras will take in the future.Build quality appears to be excellent but be aware that the outer lens are plastic, which is common on these types of cameras. This means it's necessary to take extra care not to scratch them and keep them clean. The included carrying pouch should always be used for this purpose.The Rylo is very small and slippery, which can be a potential problem in that it can be easily dropped and damaged. It's important to keep it in either the included Everyday case, or the optional waterproof case to help prevent the problem. The handle on the Everyday case is provided with a handy wrist cord but it can't be attached directly to the camera (are you listening Rylo?).File download speeds (using the included USB cable) are very fast as compared to WiFi and Bluetooth wireless speeds I've experienced on other 360 cameras. Thank you Rylo.Some of the earlier reviews here identified issues that have now largely gone away after a couple of firmware updates, one as recently as January 25, 2018.In summary, this is one the most satisfying camera purchases I've made. I can see this generally replacing some of my small cameras, including tripods and gimbals.

I just bought mine week ago and love it . It was between GoPro vs Rylo. I had Rylo website on my computer for few month trying to decide. I know earlier last year about this time in April about rumor that GoPro would release the 360. I waited to come out but out of box it seems to have not perfected the app do the job and stabilization. I also hear new firmware has improved. I had to decide either of two and choose Rylo. I'm not to keen about only smart phone only but app itself is solid like any review on youtube you find. Camera itself is simple to the point but I'm personally okay with that. I'm use in activity like Standup paddling , OneWheel etc. I need quick Power ON, Start and Stop. I agree that low light situation is not great been F2.8. GoPro Hero win thing like that. I do lots of photography and my prime lens are F2.0 so well know how it effects. I'm not needing for low light situation so It wasn't so much of an issues.Love that Rylo send 16GB card ready to use. Not that I don't have any other SD card because I have two GoPro Here 3+ and 4 still. Having correct card shipping with unit makes quick start for new buyers. Great job for Rylo !Performance of Rylo and app. I purchased adventure case since I will be using in activity. adventure case just like GoPro does pick up sounds well. If you need to comments I would suggest daily case style so mic has more freedom to record. With latest firmware and app camera still has stitches issues in certain part of video when you mover around with your app. Luckily for me it all came out good without showing or need that area that had some stitchers issues. Overall performance is good. Not perfect and more improvement is need but maybe more firmware release can help and the apps. You can not expect perfect in 360 as many people seems to complain way too much.I haven't had time to really do color output on camera yet. I was more interesting on how good 360 will work.App is pretty solid. Took me awhile for few function but Rylo has easy how to guid for app. Use you can portrait or landscape for post production. Only thing you have to remember is if you do your post production in either one it will always export in the way. Meaning if you start post production in portrait and while you doing that change to landscape do not change the orientation for export. I found that hard way spending little time...BTW, I change to my SD card I used in GoPro works great with higher capacity.