When this camera works, it's great! Alas, I have had little chance to experience that. Twice the camera has failed and I've missed two opportunities to shoot season-sensitive activities (planting and harvesting). It turns on but goes straight to pairing instead of being ready to shoot.

AchillesIt is hard to describe how bad the execution of this product is. The camera is itself sturdy and has a nice feel, which is what we expect from Nikon. The Achilles heel is that to make any use and adjustment to the camera requires a smartphone. That is where things become terrible.

Works awesome and is super sturdy for my Nikon dslr. I was skeptical but I don't have any regrets. Great tripod for the price. Also nice and small for vacations or trips.

This product does not work don't buy it .... IT DOES NOT SINK WITH YOU IPHONE OR YOUR COMPUTER ... AND JUST WHEN YOU NEED IT THE MOST TECH SUPPORT IS EXTREMELY POOR or just not there.. The software for this 360 is does not work and this leaves you with a paperweight. STAY AWAY.

I've been waiting for this camera since it was announced in Jan and was probably one of the first to buy. OMG what have they been doing. The image and video quality is ok at best but the software is simply impossible to use. Connection drops out. File transfer is slow....then drops out.

Think carefully before buying: Keymission 360 cannot take good photos. Keymission 360 also cannot be placed in the same category as other 360-cameras on the market because Nikon has corrupted the JPEG output.

I have had my keymission 360 for now 3 major trips, all of them involved running, swimming, and things like rock climbing. Up close can bring amazing detail and with other software, you can create some great scrapping. Pulling out pictures from a frame is only half the resolution of pictures.

With its KeyMission range, Nikon has moved away from its still image camera heritage and moved into action camera territory, arguably arriving somewhat late to the party with its KeyMission 80 and KeyMission 170 cameras. But the company hasn't been quite so tardy with its KeyMission 360 VR camera.

Video instantly compatible with YouTube/Facebook; Replaceable lens covers; Waterproof; shockproof; freezeproof; Removeable battery

Accidental recording; Gets hot; Puzzling still image capture; Unreliable and frustrating app

Video instantly compatible with YouTube/Facebook; Replaceable lens covers; Waterproof, shockproof, freezeproof; Removeable battery;

Accidental recording; Gets hot; Puzzling still image capture; Unreliable and frustrating app;

Nikon KeyMission 360: Nikon sets its sights on VR with its KeyMission 360 camera, but does it impress?

Great picture and video quality; Waterproof and shockproof

Infuriating app; Very few settings; Expensive