The Gear 360 takes amazing VR still photo and video, but you need a Gear VR visor to truly enjoy the content the way it is meant to be

That app worked fine as far as controlling the Gear 360, no issues

Despite being clearly the camera’s key-selling point, Gear 360 isn’t restricted solely to standard spherical video capture; Looping Video is an option (after all, this is the Vine-generation) as are spherical photographic stills and time lapses - a medium that lends itself extremely well to VR

works great the the Samsung Gear VR as well.

This camera takes really nice photos and videos and the Gear 360 software on the phone does a really nice job stitching the photos and videos

Even if I paid full price for this, the Gear 360 would be totally worth it

For the price, there is no comparison, the Gear 360 dual cameras and quality are far greater than what the 360fly offers

Looking at my results with the Gear VR is really amazing and takes the 360 camera to the next level.

Fortunately the Gear 360 is now available for the Mac

The document for this product is also confusing because Samsung decided to name their new 2017 product the same thing, "Gear 360"

The Gear 360 blows the 360fly out of the water

Nice concept looks pretty but ultimately the Gear 360 is pretty awful.

Gear 360 is simply fun, to use and to watch

The Gear 360 is easy to use

(latest version to support the Gear 360 2017) crashes often

The consumer 360 camera space is still in its beginnings and has a long way to go, but compared to other products out there the Gear 360 is great (at least so long as you have a Samsung phone).For those that don't have one of the latest gen Samsung phones, you probably should look elsewhere

The Gear 360 is a novelty at this point.

You may use the app for Ricoh 360 cams called Tetha + which is really good and editing pictures and videos, the only downside is that the videos will not stitch properly if you manually copy them from the SD card to the phone and edit them in Tetha + you will get this black bands around the pictures, the Samsung gear

The phone app is well-geared to sharing images on social media sites

So if you like Sammy, or already have a Galaxy 6/7 or a Note 5, I can highly recommend the Gear 360 camera as a jawdropping entry into VR film and photography.

The Gear 360 is easy to use and very portable

the size of a pool ball and accompanied by a miniature tripod, cleaning cloth and carry-case, the Gear 360 is about as portable as an extraneous 4K video capture

Gear 360 action director is useless for photos

Whilst the miniature tripod enhances the Gear 360’s portability, its actual practicality as a tripod is fairly limited

(latest version to support the Gear 360 2017) crashes often

‘missed out’ as much as they would have usually by not attending the first class.