
Wow, this is something! I thought… but
The unit is made by LINKFLOW.
LINKFLOW is a hardware company that manufactures the world’s first neckband-type 360-degree camera
“FITT360 Series.”
After researching, it seems this has actually been on sale for a while.
The model called FITT360PB appears to have been sold for some time.
I haven’t looked into the differences between thisFITT360PBα and the previous version…

Just wear it around your neck! This way it works with multiple bikes too
Wow! This is amazing!
It’s perfect for video recording too, and you don’t need to install a dashcam on the bike itself
You could use it for bicycles or walks too, right? Performance-wise.
I think quite a lot of people thought the same thing, didn’t they?

The design is lovely (*´ω`*)
It’s simple—just wear it around your neck.
Since everyone’s neck is different, attachments are included.
So you’re safe even with a turtleneck.

The footage looks something like this.
It gives the impression of recording purely for safety assurance, not for hobby purposes.
Since it captures the sides well, that’s a good thing.

“My Unsolicited Review” High expectations!
Looking forward to future developments
・The price is quite steep.
At 63,800 yen, it’s quite a punch in the wallet.
Unless the video quality is absolutely stunning, I’m hoping for improvements in the future.
・Recording time is short—maximum of 3.5 hours
At this rate, you’d need to charge it after every use.
With such short recording time, it might not be ideal for longer tours…
For commuting, daily charging would be essential.
The hassle might lead to less frequent use…
・The image quality feels a bit lacking…
Compared to recent cameras that can shoot clearly, it felt a bit underwhelming.
Considering the camera’s size, it might be inherently difficult.
Also, if it looks like this in daylight, I wonder what it’s like at night…
