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Garmin VIRB 360

VIRB 360 records MP4, JPG according to the linked manufacturer documentation. Its native files should be opened in VIRB Edit, then stitched or exported to an equirectangular delivery file before upload.

Technical record

ManufacturerGarmin
Product statusDiscontinued
Release year2017
Original formatsMP4, JPG
Companion filesFor 5.7K RAW mode, the camera records two separate hemispherical video files (front and rear) which must be stitched via software.

Manufacturer data

Technical specifications

Max video resolution
2880x2880 per lens
Top frame rate
120 fps
Video container
MP4
Video codec
H.264
Audio
AAC (4-channel Ambisonic, 48 kHz)
Max photo
18 MP
Photo formats
JPG
Sensor
1/2.3-inch BSI CMOS · 2 sensors
Display
1.00x0.42-inch MIP status display
Microphones
4
Spatial audio
Yes
Weight
160 g
Battery
Not provided

Video modes

  • 2880x2880 per lens · 30 fps
  • 2496x2496 per lens · 30 fps
  • 3840x2160 stitched · 30 fps
  • 1760x1760 per lens · 60 fps
  • 1920x1080 (single lens) · 120 fps

Photo modes

  • 5640x2816 stitched · 15 MP · JPEG
  • 3008x3000 per lens · 18 MP · RAW (2 files)

Native formats

MP4, JPG

Workflow

Stabilize; Lock; Follow · In-camera stitching: yes

Evidence and sources

Native formats

Records MP4 video up to 5.7K and 15MP spherical stills. Features 4 built-in microphones for spatial audio.

manufacturer-declared · verified 2026-08-22 · Source

Documented workflow

4K footage is stitched in-camera. 5.7K footage requires VIRB Edit or third-party tools (like PTGui) for stitching. VIRB Edit is also used to overlay G-Metrix (GPS/sensors) data.

Official resources

Community and discussion

Independent video reviews

No selected review currently meets the registry’s evidence requirements. Reviews are not treated as definitive specifications or licensing evidence.

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