Don’t you think 8K sounds better than 4K? Dreame is primarily known for: smart home gadgets like a robot vacuum cleaner (even in some cases tank tread exoskeleton (for climbing stairs), a small action camera with touted 8K shooting capabilities is now available. It’s one thing to make a point in a crowded field, but look no further than Dreame, which DJI is trying to hit where it hurts after the drone maker was hit by U.S. regulators.
Dreamy waited until after that. CES 2026 To provide details for $440 leptic cubean action camera heavily influenced by Chinese brands. DJI and Osmo Nano And, to a lesser extent, Insta 360 Go Ultra. The Cube includes a main body with a screen and magnetic attachment points. Yes, that means this could turn into a spy camera for your refrigerator. Or, you can turn you or your feline friend into an 8K action star by purchasing or building your own custom mount to attach the camera to a bike helmet or cat collar.
Both DJI and Insta360 mobile cameras only support 4K recording at 60 fps. Leaptic Cube can achieve 8K at the same frame rate. But the real highlight is that the camera claims to be able to do 4K at 60fps with HDR and can also record in 4K at 120fps for slow-motion footage. Whether the resulting video still looks good depends more on camera specs than pixel count. Dreame uses a 1/1.3-inch sensor, the same size as the Osmo Nano. Capture more of your surroundings with a 155-degree, f/2.8 wide-angle lens.
Capable of shooting in 8K, you can capture more of your surroundings when you bring your footage into a video editor. This camera also supports 10-bit P-Log capture, which helps improve color accuracy. The Leaptic Cube also has a useful 64 GB of built-in storage, but you can get 128 GB of storage for $460. Either way, you’ll probably get a microSD card that’s housed inside the screen mount.
The Leaptic Cube claims to shoot at 50 megapixels, but no action camera has proven that it can shoot the kind of video you can shoot on a professional-level smartphone. The advantage of action cameras is portability and a sturdy chassis that can withstand harsh weather conditions. The standalone camera should give you 1.5 hours of runtime on a basic battery, but Dreame promises longer lifespans with one of its two expansion docks (one with a screen and one without).
Why does Dreame sell action cameras?
Dreame is another company that seems to be committed to everything they do. that spent CES In addition to smart home products such as new refrigerators, washing machines, and air purifiers, we will be showcasing an all-new series of Aura mini LED 4K TVs. Meanwhile, DJI is also getting into smart home technology. Equipped with a unique robot vacuum cleaner.
Dreamy is also focusing on the popularization of “AI laundry care robots.” The device looks like a large robovac with a giant crane-like arm protruding from the center and a claw-like mandible used to grab clothing. Dreame claims that Robovac uses “AI and precision robotic arms” to organize fabrics inside the washing machine. Although we could not see this directly, Poor current state of household robots At CES, it might be best to leave the machine in the lab until it’s fully cooked.
The China-based company is positioned to fill the void left in the U.S. market by big Chinese brands like DJI and Xiaomi. DJI is suffering from US government sanctions. Specifically, the Federal Communications Commission has prohibited DJI and other Chinese drone manufacturers from importing new drones into the United States. This does not mean that all of the company’s products will be refused import. All of the company’s previous drone products remain available. However, the confusion surrounding drones also prevented the U.S. from accessing many other DJI products at launch. The Osmo Nano didn’t exist in the United States at the time of its release, but you can find the device today. Amazon For $300.