![]() ![]() One of the main attractions of the Vuze+ is its capability to livestream in full resolution to various platforms that support 360 video including Facebook, YouTube, Periscope and any Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP). The included hard-shell case for the Vuze+ is compact and protects the camera very effectively. The app displays both battery levels and memory card space remaining. The internal battery charged from empty to full in a little under 2 hours. Though the battery is not swappable, it does provide a respectable 90-120 minutes of recording power, and you can attach an external battery pack if needed. ![]() The Vuze+ ships with a small handle, lens cloth, USB charger and cable, and a quite trustworthy thick padded hard-shell case. There is a standard 1/4" 20 tripod thread on the bottom of the unit. Hidden behind a thick rubber flap between two of the lenses is the slot for the microSD memory card, the mini-USB 2.0 input/output plug, as well as a battery charge status LED and Wi-Fi on/off and status indicator LED. The camera has two buttons, one for power/mode and one to start/stop capture, as well as two LED lights to help indicate camera status such as photo, video, and recording. I was immediately surprised by how hefty a piece of quality machinery this was, especially for what is essentially a portable stereoscopic rig.
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