Testseek.com have collected 198 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-C200 Gear 360 and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-C200 Gear 360.
July 2016
(73%)
198 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Gear 360 is a niche product, and one that's unlikely to get a lot of people excited. Yet it's a cute little camera that's not only pocket-friendly but also pretty powerful. The 4K 360 recording could lead to some impressive results, and the tight inte...
One of the big question marks hanging over virtual reality is about content. It's all well and good the headsets arriving in their droves this year, but we're going to need more and more content to watch and play when using them.The Samsung Gear 360 and d...
Tough build, but still looks slick, Decent battery life, Easy pairing and reconnection
Fussy compatibility, A bit too large for a pocket, Desktop software is Windows only
iSeeU Are two fisheye lenses as good a solution as a product such as Vuze (which has eight separate cameras)? Probably not, but then again, we doubt the Gear VR matches the Vuze's US$1000 price tag either. It's clear that Samsung wants to bring VR to as...
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At a retail price of RM1,299, the Samsung Gear 360 camera is definitely an affordable option for a beginner's first 360 camera. The camera is good, connectivity is hassle-free, and the device itself is dust and water resistant. However, the Gear 360 faces...
Nice 360 degree shots in various lighting conditions
Only works with Samsung smartphones
The Samsung Gear 360 is a pretty fun camera to use, and comes in at a time when 360 cameras are starting to show promise.(previously published in issue November 2016)...
Abstract: If I were to pick a theme for tech in 2016, it would be creating immersion. Everything from smartphones, cameras and the development of virtual reality has all been about giving the user (that's us!) the most amount of immersion possible.With how popular...
Abstract: With Virtual Reality (VR) on the rise, we see plenty of powerful VR headsets like the Samsung Gear VR that's made to turn heads (literally). But what about creating VR content for these devices? At the pre-MWC 2016 Samsung event, they showed us the Samsun...
Tough build, but still looks slick, Decent battery life, Easy pairing and reconnection
Fussy compatibility, A bit too large for a pocket, Desktop software is Windows only
There's no real contest here: the Gear 360 beats the LG 360 Cam in features, performance and build quality. Just remember you're paying a premium for that bump in quality.It's also a premium that's difficult to justify, given the tech troubles I had throu...
Abstract: With Virtual Reality on the rise, we see plenty of powerful VR headsets like the Samsung Gear VR that's made to turn heads (literally). But what about creating VR content for these devices? At the pre-MWC 2016 Samsung event, they showed us the Samsung Gea...
