RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro turns a smartphone lens into a standalone action cam
A removable camera module defines RugOne’s new Xsnap 7 Pro, a rugged device that bridges the gap between smartphone photography and action videography. Debuting at MWC 2026, the handset hits Kickstarter on September 7th for €799 before a wider October release, targeting users who demand durability in extreme environments.

The device carries IP68 and IP69K ratings, ensuring protection against intense water pressure and full submersion for 30 minutes. Its standout feature, a detachable rear camera, captures 2.7K video at 30fps with a 133-degree ultrawide field-of-view. While it lacks the 4K fidelity of rivals like the DJI Osmo Nano or Insta360 Go Ultra, the module relies on internal distortion correction and software stabilization to maintain image quality during high-motion scenarios.
Durability is central to the design, featuring Corning Gorilla Glass Victus and a reinforced frame. The camera module operates for 40 minutes on its own battery, though docking it into the phone’s 9,300mAh power cell extends total recording time to 800 minutes. Users can manage content by transferring clips from the camera's 64GB onboard storage to the phone’s 512GB internal capacity, simplifying workflow in the field.
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