It lags a long way behind, say, the Insta360 One X’s app in terms of usefulness, user-friendliness and polish. Unfortunately, the Vuze XR app is a bit of a dog.
VUZE CAMERA SOFTWARE FOR MAC ANDROID
The app is free and available for both Android and iOS devices, and you’ll need to connect whatever device it’s running on to the XR via a direct Wi-Fi link – a fairly painless process to repeat, once you’ve successfully performed it the first time. While strictly speaking you can use the Vuze XR solo, it requires the companion app to get the most out of it. A card is absolutely essential, as the camera has no built-in storage, while a selfie stick is pretty much a must if you’re planning on making on-the-move 360º videos.
In terms of included accessories, you’ll find a USB-C charging cable, screw-in wrist strap and soft carry case in the box, but no microSD card and no selfie stick. The latter pipe up far too often by default, and one of the first things we did after pairing the XR with its app was to turn them completely off. There’s no screen or LED display on the camera, so feedback-wise it relies purely on indicator lights and noises. Partly in order to accommodate the moveable lenses, it’s quite a lot larger and heavier than its closest current rival, the Insta360 One X, but don’t worry: you’ll still be able to fit it in a jacket pocket. While the XR is by no means ruggedised (and you won’t want to let it get wet either), the mechanism seems sturdy enough to withstand years of pushing, and the entire thing feels solid, weighty and well-made.
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