THE TAIL AIR

Measuring 132.5mm in height, 73.25mm in width and 69.65mm in length the 433.5g Tail Air is roughly twice the size of the Tiny 2 model.

Thanks to its larger lens the Tail Air should produce better image results compared to the Tiny 2, even in low light conditions.

At the front of the Tail Air, we find the device status LED and the battery indicator LEDs.

On the right side we find the microSD card slot, micro HDMI port and one of the MEMs microphone holes.

On the opposite side we find the 3.5mm TRS port and the second MEMS microphone hole.

At the rear OBSBOT has placed the on/off power button and the USB-C port.

Not much is said in the manual about the cooling outlet accessible by removing this part here, I guess it could be used for heavy duty workloads.

Turning the Tail Air over we find the electrical contact interface for the 360-degree charging dock and a 1/4-inch tripod compatible hole.

The storage/carrying case has just enough room inside the for Tail Air and its bundle.

For people looking to get the best possible experience with the Tail Air OBSBOT has several accessories available, most notable a remote and a USB-C to RJ45 adapter.

The remote may need some getting used to due to its layout but it has every function you could hope for when using the Tail Air.

Via the USB-C to RJ45 adapter you can give the Tail Air wired connectivity with your network.