At the IFA Berlin 2026 trade show, Hohem unveiled its latest innovation, the Eyepic 2-in-1 Pocket Gimbal Camera, a compact device that combines a camera with a gimbal — a stabilizing mechanism used in video equipment — into a single unit. The company claims it is the first of its kind, offering a unique blend of portability and functionality. The camera unit can be detached from the gimbal, allowing users to shoot hands-free, and it can be attached to accessories such as a lanyard or tripod using a magnetic system for convenience. The device is also highly waterproof, able to survive being submerged in water up to 10 meters (32.8 feet) deep, making it suitable for use in various environments, including underwater photography. The Eyepic features a 2.51-inch touchscreen that lets users easily switch between vertical and landscape orientations for video capture. This is particularly useful for content creators who need to produce videos for different platforms, such as social media or traditional television. The camera can record 4K vertical video at up to 60 frames per second, ensuring smooth and high-quality footage. It also supports slow-motion video, although this feature may be limited to a lower resolution of 1080p, which is still suitable for many uses. When the camera unit is detached from the gimbal, the gimbal retracts and locks, allowing users to view a live preview of their footage on the touchscreen. This feature is especially helpful for adjusting settings or framing shots without needing an external monitor. The device is expected to be available around the time of CES 2027, a major consumer electronics trade show, but the price has not been announced yet. Hohem's Eyepic 2-in-1 Pocket Gimbal Camera aims to redefine the way users capture and stabilize video, offering a versatile solution for both casual and professional photographers.