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XTU launches S7 Pro Max action camera at $179.99

The camera offers 4K recording at up to 50 fps, with XTU claiming up to 14 stops of dynamic range in X-Log mode.

By Mei Ling Tan

Compact action camera with a touchscreen and mounting accessories
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XTU has introduced its S7 Pro Max action camera, listing it for $179.99 on its website. The company says availability through its Amazon store will follow. The model pairs a 50 MP sensor with electronic stabilization and a magnetic mounting system.

According to XTU, the camera uses a 1/1.28-inch RYYB sensor and a lens covering a 158-degree field of view. Its imaging features include AI night vision and X-Log recording, which the company says supports a dynamic range of up to 14 stops.

Video options include 4K and 2.7K at a maximum of 50 fps, while 1080p recording reaches 60 fps. A pre-recording function captures up to 50 seconds, and rotation detection automatically changes the recording orientation between portrait and landscape. The camera also takes 50 MP stills and produces 6K time-lapses.

Super Stabilization 5.0 EIS includes 360-degree horizon correction. Users can frame shots with a 1.4-inch display on the front or a rear touchscreen measuring 2.29 inches. Voice control is also supported, alongside microSD storage of up to 512 GB.

XTU rates the 1,800 mAh battery for up to 200 minutes when recording at 1080p 30 fps and says recharging to 80% takes approximately 46 minutes. The camera weighs 138 g and uses a magnetic quick-release mount, with optional mounting accessories available.

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