PGYTECH camera case for OSMO 360

With the OSMO 360 camera you go where the most action happens - on the bike, board, in the city or in the mountains. But without proper protection, it's easy to get scratches, accidental drops, or difficult mounting. The PGYTECH case was created so you can create bolder, more comfortable and more creative - without stressing about the equipment that captures your best shots. It's a solid metal cage that adds character, functionality and security to your camera in any shooting scenario. Want to record more boldly, without worrying about your equipment? This is an accessory that should be in your kit.

Aluminum construction in a lightweight form factor

Made of high-quality aluminum alloy, the housing is rigid, resistant to deformation and shock, and surprisingly lightweight. The metal frame perfectly absorbs impacts, protects the edges and sensitive parts of the camera, and provides a firm grip. As a result, you get equipment that looks aesthetically pleasing and performs its practical functions - ready for training, travel, street, skatepark or dynamic outdoor recordings.

Quick-release - one-click mounting

Your camera will go into the PGYTECH housing like butter. The two-piece top-and-bottom design with a clever quick-release mechanism allows you to attach and remove the cover in seconds, even with gloves on or while recording. No loosening of tiny screws and lost moments - you click, lock, record. Stable, no loosening, no worries.

Convenient access to ports

The design was made with creative makers in mind, and as a result, every notch is in its place. You can charge the camera, use the buttons and ports without removing the case. From the bottom, the original quick-release mount and 1/4"-20 thread are retained, giving you the freedom to mount it on tripods, booms, bike mounts or selfie sticks. And if you work with official DJI accessories - compatibility is complete.

Record how you want, where you want

Thanks to the attachment ports, you can configure the camera exactly as the project or frame requires. Recording coverage on Instagram? Take advantage of vertical recording. Creating footage for a YouTube video? Configure the camera horizontally. This is hardware that works with you and your camera.