4K Action Camera with 155° Wide View & Dual Screens
Frame the whole ride from the helmet or your own hand, with a 155° 4K view on a front and rear screen. Two batteries and a storage box keep the camera running through a full day of riding, hiking or vlogging.
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Frame the whole ride from the helmet or your own hand, with a 155° 4K view on a front and rear screen. Two batteries and a storage box keep the camera running through a full day of riding, hiking or vlogging.
Flagship 4K action camera with a wide 155° view and dual screens for riding, vlogging and travel
- missing the shot while riding
- hard to frame yourself in action
- short battery life on long trips
- limited reach for self-filming
Never miss the shot again, on the bike or on the trail
Before: a blurry clip, a cropped selfie, and a battery dying halfway through the ride. After: a 155° 4K view on two screens, with spare power for the whole day.
Two screens, one wide view, zero guesswork

A 155° view that catches the whole road
The 155° lens takes in the road, the rider and the scenery in one frame. You get the corner, the cliff edge and the horizon without swinging the camera around. Paired with the F2.8 aperture and 1/1.3-inch sensor, the wide frame stays sharp where light is low.

Frame yourself on the front screen
The front touchscreen shows your face while you record. Set the angle, check the background and start the take with confidence. That makes solo intros and trail commentary easy to nail on the first try.

Two batteries, one full day
Rated at 1h03m of on-screen recording, and the box includes two Endurance batteries plus a storage box. Swap a fresh battery at each stop and keep the spare warm in an inner pocket on cold days.
The specs behind every frame
- 4K304K recording at 30 fps
- 155°ultra-wide field of view
- 1/1.3-inchimage sensor
- 1h03mon-screen recording time
From helmet mount to 1.5 m pole
- 1Mount it on the helmet
On a motorcycle ride, clip the camera to the helmet, check the rear screen once, and start recording before the first corner. Swap batteries at stops.
- 2Extend it on the 1.5 m pole
On a summit hike, extend the pole, frame the landscape on the rear screen and record handheld for steady wide shots that keep the whole view in frame.
- 3Film yourself on the front screen
For a travel vlog, flip to the front screen, hold the camera at arm's length and record a short take. You see your face while you talk.
Everything for a full day out
- Action 5 Pro camera×1
Standard set body with front and rear screens
- Endurance battery×2
Removable batteries for swapping at stops
- Multi-function battery storage box×1
Keeps spare batteries organized in your bag
- Extension pole×1
1.5 m pole for handheld and hiking shots
- Cold resistance enhancement accessory×1
For cold-weather rides and winter trips
From the blurry clip to the full frame

The shot you almost got
You round the bend and the view opens up. You reach for the camera and by the time it is pointed right, the curve is gone. Later you scroll through clips that cut off the road, catch the sky, or stop before the best part. That sting is the reason most riders stop filming altogether.

Framed before you press record
The front touchscreen shows your own face, so vlog intros stop being a guessing game. The rear display shows exactly what the 155° lens sees. Glance down once, adjust the mount, and the frame is set before the first corner.

A full day, covered
Two Endurance batteries ride along, and the storage box keeps the spare charged and easy to reach between stops. The rated 1h03m of on-screen recording per battery, plus a spare, is enough to film the ride, the summit and the evening walk without hunting for power.
From unboxing to first clip
- First useCharge and set up
Charge both batteries, set the resolution to 4K30, and check framing on the front and rear screens before your first ride or walk.
- 3 usesLearn your framing
After a few sessions you know how the 155° view frames your helmet line or your face, and you stop cropping the road out.
- 30 daysA full trip in footage
You build a library of rides and hikes shot with spare batteries, and you can see which mounts and angles worked best.
Why not just use your phone?
| Osmo Action 5 Pro | Smartphone | Single-screen action cam | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front screen for self-framing | — | — | |
| Rear display for live preview | — | ||
| Two batteries and storage box in the box | — | — | |
| Extension pole in the box | — | — | |
| Dedicated 155° ultra-wide lens | — |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
A phone loses battery fast in wind and cold, and it has no front screen for self-framing. The Action 5 Pro ships with two batteries, a storage box, an extension pole and a cold-resistance accessory, so you are not paying extra for a second power source or a pole later. Over a season of rides and trips, that bundle is the part that keeps the camera running.
The body is matte, textured and built for rugged use, and it mounts through a standard connector. Check the framing on the rear screen after you clip it on, and the frame stays locked on the road. Tighten the mount before each ride, the same way you would check a helmet strap.
Each battery is rated at 1h03m of on-screen recording time. With two batteries you have roughly double that, and the storage box keeps the spare charged between stops. Actual runtime depends on mode, temperature and how often you use the screens.
Yes. The front touchscreen shows your face so you can set the angle before you start. For riding, most people set the camera on the helmet and use the rear screen to check the road. The front screen is most useful for vlog intros and trail commentary when you stop.
The pole gives you reach over the group, a higher angle over the trail and a wider view of the landscape. It locks into place once extended, so you can record handheld and keep the shot steady. For solo vlogs, the extra arm length also puts the camera where a selfie stick would.
It is included in the box and made for cold-weather rides. Cold drains batteries faster, so pack the accessory and keep the spare battery in an inner pocket. You get more recording time on a winter ride than you would from a bare battery left in the open air.
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