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RugOne unveils Xsnap 7 Pro smartphone with a detachable action camera
RugOne, which operates under Ulefone, has unveiled the rugged Xsnap 7 Pro smartphone. The model's main distinction is that the magnetic rear camera can be detached and used as a separate action camera. Previously shown as a prototype at MWC 2026, the device was officially unveiled at IFA. Sales will begin on September 7.
The nearly cube-shaped camera module weighs 39 g. The camera records 2.7K video at 30 frames per second with a wide 133-degree field of view. Its 64 GB of storage can hold up to 8 hours of 1080p footage. Features such as distortion correction and horizon lock make the footage appear more stable. Freeframe mode, which records the entire sensor area, allows users to choose a vertical or horizontal frame after recording. Software-based image stabilization helps the video remain smooth even if the camera rotates 360 degrees. The module can record for up to 40 minutes on a full charge. The phone's 9,300 mAh battery charges the camera whenever it is reattached. This can increase the total recording time to as much as 800 minutes. When the camera is connected to the phone, videos are transferred to its 512 GB of storage. A live 1080p feed can also be transmitted to the phone's screen from approximately 50 meters away. The detachable camera can withstand water at a depth of 5 meters without an additional protective case. It can be attached to clothing using the magnetic pendant included in the box. The module also works with other accessories that have a universal mount. Thanks to its IP68 and IP69K protection ratings, the phone can withstand powerful water jets. It can remain at a depth of 2 meters for 30 minutes and can also withstand a drop onto concrete from a height of 1.5 meters.
The Xsnap 7 Pro comes with a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate. The display has a maximum brightness of 1,700 nits. This helps make the image clearer in bright light. The 120 Hz refresh rate makes movement in menus and videos appear smoother. The smartphone supports 5G networks. The device has a MediaTek Dimensity 8400 processor, 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. The model will go on sale with Android 16. The company promises that it will receive system updates through Android 20.
The smartphone has a 32 MP selfie camera on the front. On the back, there is a 50 MP main camera with optical image stabilization and a 64 MP night-vision camera that uses infrared LED lights. The night-vision camera captures black-and-white images in the dark. The Xsnap 7 Pro will be offered in limited quantities on Kickstarter on September 7 at a discounted preorder price of €799 (approximately 1,580 manats). In October, the device will be sold globally for $999 (approximately 1,700 manats). The smartphone will be available in Sand Dune and Classic Black from Amazon and RugOne's online store. The detachable camera concept has also been used in the Hohem Eyepic handheld camera with a stabilizer. The 3-axis stabilizer helps keep footage smooth while recording. The camera records 4K video at 60 frames per second. The 2.51-inch rotating display allows users to switch between vertical and horizontal recording. The frame can be adjusted using the control stick and zoom lever. The screenless camera module can be attached to clothing, the neck pendant included in the set and magnetic surfaces. It transmits a 1080p feed to the display from approximately 10 meters away and can be controlled remotely. The mount and stabilizer are not waterproof. The camera can operate at a depth of slightly more than 10 meters. Battery life, internal storage, the object-tracking feature and pricing have not yet been announced.
The nearly cube-shaped camera module weighs 39 g. The camera records 2.7K video at 30 frames per second with a wide 133-degree field of view. Its 64 GB of storage can hold up to 8 hours of 1080p footage. Features such as distortion correction and horizon lock make the footage appear more stable. Freeframe mode, which records the entire sensor area, allows users to choose a vertical or horizontal frame after recording. Software-based image stabilization helps the video remain smooth even if the camera rotates 360 degrees. The module can record for up to 40 minutes on a full charge. The phone's 9,300 mAh battery charges the camera whenever it is reattached. This can increase the total recording time to as much as 800 minutes. When the camera is connected to the phone, videos are transferred to its 512 GB of storage. A live 1080p feed can also be transmitted to the phone's screen from approximately 50 meters away. The detachable camera can withstand water at a depth of 5 meters without an additional protective case. It can be attached to clothing using the magnetic pendant included in the box. The module also works with other accessories that have a universal mount. Thanks to its IP68 and IP69K protection ratings, the phone can withstand powerful water jets. It can remain at a depth of 2 meters for 30 minutes and can also withstand a drop onto concrete from a height of 1.5 meters. The Xsnap 7 Pro comes with a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate. The display has a maximum brightness of 1,700 nits. This helps make the image clearer in bright light. The 120 Hz refresh rate makes movement in menus and videos appear smoother. The smartphone supports 5G networks. The device has a MediaTek Dimensity 8400 processor, 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. The model will go on sale with Android 16. The company promises that it will receive system updates through Android 20. The smartphone has a 32 MP selfie camera on the front. On the back, there is a 50 MP main camera with optical image stabilization and a 64 MP night-vision camera that uses infrared LED lights. The night-vision camera captures black-and-white images in the dark. The Xsnap 7 Pro will be offered in limited quantities on Kickstarter on September 7 at a discounted preorder price of €799 (approximately 1,580 manats). In October, the device will be sold globally for $999 (approximately 1,700 manats). The smartphone will be available in Sand Dune and Classic Black from Amazon and RugOne's online store. The detachable camera concept has also been used in the Hohem Eyepic handheld camera with a stabilizer. The 3-axis stabilizer helps keep footage smooth while recording. The camera records 4K video at 60 frames per second. The 2.51-inch rotating display allows users to switch between vertical and horizontal recording. The frame can be adjusted using the control stick and zoom lever. The screenless camera module can be attached to clothing, the neck pendant included in the set and magnetic surfaces. It transmits a 1080p feed to the display from approximately 10 meters away and can be controlled remotely. The mount and stabilizer are not waterproof. The camera can operate at a depth of slightly more than 10 meters. Battery life, internal storage, the object-tracking feature and pricing have not yet been announced.