Panasonic HX-A1

It’s compact and it’s wearable: Panasonic has unleashed its latest action camera in the form of the HX-A1. Most notably less quirky than last year’s launch of the 4K-toting HX-A500, the new model replaces the recording unit and cable-connected screen with a self-contained cylindrical device. Everything it needs to record: Full HD point-of-view footage, is housed in the tough compact body. Note: At no extra cost to you, we may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more. Weighing in at only 45g (1.6 oz) and measuring 83.1 mm long with a maximum 26 mm diameter (3.27 x

Quick TakeProsSize and tough build make it easy to take this camera anywhere you goGood video quality for a great POV experienceNo additional housing or case needed to take it underwater (limited to 5 feet)Plenty of mounts for any activitiesWiFi allows you to view, control and copy videos and still images

Late June will see the release of Panasonic's HX-A1 action camera, which is wearable, compact and tough and can record Full HD 1080p video at 30 fps.

The HX-A1 action cam's size and price offer a decent option for buyers, and its night-vision capabilities give it an edge under cover of darkness. But is it the best choice?

HX-A1 Wearable Action Camera, as its name suggests, helps to mount it to any ideal spot.In this article, we will review this action camera in depth.

Compared to its predecessor, the HX-A1M also comes with wireless capabilities.