LG 360 Cam R105 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Joshua Goldman (cnet.co.uk)

LG 360 Cam review: A great start, but not as strong at the finish

LG made a really good point-and-shoot 360-degree camera for $200. It's what comes after you're done shooting that's lacking.

The LG 360 Cam is an easy-to-use and comparatively inexpensive 360-degree point-and-shoot camera. It's compact and its clever case doubles as a handgrip. Its mobile app lets you preview and review your shots as well as control the camera. You can shoot...

Requires a microSD card that's not included. Photos and videos have to be downloaded to your phone or computer before they can be viewed. The battery is built in. No editing options for photos or video in the mobile app or desktop software. Limited...

The LG 360 Cam makes it easy and relatively inexpensive to capture 360-degree photos and video, but simple editing and a lot of sharing options aren't part of the picture yet.

Jun, 2016

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Expert review by : Joshua Goldman (cnet.com)

LG 360 Cam review: A great start, but not as strong at the finish

LG made a really good point-and-shoot 360-degree camera for $200. It's what comes after you're done shooting that's lacking.

The LG 360 Cam is an easy-to-use and comparatively inexpensive 360-degree point-and-shoot camera. It's compact and its clever case doubles as a handgrip. Its mobile app lets you preview and review your shots as well as control the camera. You can shoot...

Requires a microSD card that's not included. Photos and videos have to be downloaded to your phone or computer before they can be viewed. The battery is built in. No editing options for photos or video in the mobile app or desktop software. Limited...

The LG 360 Cam makes it easy and relatively inexpensive to capture 360-degree photos and video, but simple editing and a lot of sharing options aren't part of the picture yet.

Jun, 2016

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Expert review by : Joshua Goldman (cnet.com.au)

LG 360 Cam review: A great start, but not as strong at the finish

LG made a really good point-and-shoot 360-degree camera for $200. It's what comes after you're done shooting that's lacking.

The LG 360 Cam is an easy-to-use and comparatively inexpensive 360-degree point-and-shoot camera. It's compact and its clever case doubles as a handgrip. Its mobile app lets you preview and review your shots as well as control the camera. You can shoot...

Requires a microSD card that's not included. Photos and videos have to be downloaded to your phone or computer before they can be viewed. The battery is built in. No editing options for photos or video in the mobile app or desktop software. Limited...

The LG 360 Cam makes it easy and relatively inexpensive to capture 360-degree photos and video, but simple editing and a lot of sharing options aren't part of the picture yet.

Jun, 2016

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Consumer review (reevoo.com)

LG 360 Cam

It works

Poor software

Jan, 2017

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Consumer review (reevoo.com)

LG 360 Cam

Well built, essential hardcase to protect lenses, ease of use. Great value for money

Image download format not what I hoped for but OK for average user.

Jan, 2017

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Consumer review (reevoo.com)

LG 360 Cam

Not the best quality photos, but for it's size I think the quality is quite reasonable. The use of the cover as a stand is a good idea

I can't see any way of renewing the battery when the time comes, maybe you have to throw the camera away once the battery has died. A bit pricey for what it is but then it's a new gimmicky gadget so wait 6-12 months and the price will drop as better...

Dec, 2016

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