RugOne Launched Xsnap 7 Pro With Detachable Camera
The new smartphone includes a unique, wireless-capable action camera module that magnetically mounts to the device.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Consumer Electronics
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RugOne has officially released the Xsnap 7 Pro, a smartphone designed to integrate action camera capabilities directly into a mobile device. The handset features a detachable 39-gram camera module that allows users to record footage at 2.7K resolution.
Why it matters
The device aims to provide high-performance action recording without requiring users to purchase and manage a separate camera system. By merging these technologies, RugOne seeks to simplify the gear required for active mobile photography.
The Xsnap 7 Pro sports a MediaTek Dimensity 8400 chipset and a 9,300mAh battery. The detachable module offers 64GB of built-in memory, a 50-meter wireless range, and 40 minutes of continuous shooting time.
The players
RugOne
RugOne is a hardware manufacturer focused on developing specialized smartphones that incorporate rugged and adventure-ready technology.
The details
The camera module attaches via magnets to the rear of the phone, where it recharges for use. Users manage the hardware and footage via the Xsnap Go app, while the device itself is protected for submersion up to five meters and shocks from 1.5 meters.
Timeline
RugOne unveiled the Xsnap 7 Pro at IFA 2026 in Berlin in September 2026.
The device was officially released in October 2026.
Global retail availability is planned for October 2026.
The Tech Race
This release follows the integration of the dedicated GoPro action camera category into standard smartphone hardware. The Xsnap 7 Pro marks a departure from the traditional need for a standalone action camera by housing similar capabilities within a modular smartphone frame.
Users can expect a simplified carry for adventure sports by relying on one device for both communication and recording. The $999 global retail price represents a significant investment compared to standard phones, but it eliminates the need for separate camera housing.
The takeaway
The modular approach to mobile hardware simplifies high-action recording for casual users who do not want to manage multiple devices. Prospective buyers should consider the trade-off between the phone's bulk and the convenience of the built-in, wireless-capable camera module.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PetaPixel.
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