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Dreame’s detachable 8K action cam will cost $449.

The Leaptic Cube action camera that Dreame announced back in January will be available in the US, the company says. It’s priced to compete with Insta360’s Go Ultra, but shoots up to 8K video rather than 4K. It’s expected to ship in October, and in the meantime Dreame has a few more camera concepts it’s showing off at IFA, because of course it does.

<em>Some of Dreame’s camera concepts look a bit like existing products…</em>
<em>…and some of them look like WALL-E.</em>
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