Capture the world around you with the Detu Twin 360-Degree Camera
Broadcast live at every angle with this unique camera.
Panoramic photos are hard to capture with a standard camera, but it's a snap with a 360-degree camera like the Detu Twin 360-Degree Camera. It's on sale for just $209 (approx. £167)!
The Detu Twin adds a whole new element to your photos and videos. It fits easily in your pocket, broadcasts at 3K resolution and publishes 360-degree video to the web in just one click. Built with a dual lens system that creates a truly panoramic viewing experience, the Detu Twin is perfect for streaming video in real-time that can be viewed in VR headsets. It's a great way to show your friends and family your experiences in a unique way.
The Detu Twin 360-Degree Camera usually retails for $249, but you can save 16% off the retail price. That means you pay just $209 (approx. £167) for a one-of-a-kind camera, so grab this deal today!
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