Chinese manufacturer Yongnuo is mostly known for making affordable lenses like their 25mm f/1.7 prime lens for MFT cameras or the 35mm f/2 AF for Full Frame Sony E mirrorless cameras, or even the new 85mm f/1.8R DF DSN Lens for Canon RF. Back in 2018, Yongnuo announced the YN450, an unusual Android-powered mirrorless camera that packed a Four Thirds sensor on the inside and an EF lens mount on the outside. On the back of the camera was a large touchscreen interface, and the camera’s other features and specs included a Qualcomm 8-core processor, 16-megapixel photos, 4K video, 3GB RAM, 32GB onboard storage, and more.

Today Yongnuo has announced yet another intriguing mirrorless camera option, the YN455. This Android-based, Snapdragon-powered Micro Four Thirds (MFT) camera is currently only available in the Chinese market.

The device features a rather compact form factor, measuring only 16.2cm wide by 8.5cm tall by 5.6cm deep and weighing just 670g. At the heart of the device is a 20MP MFT image sensor that can capture both 20MP stills and 4K video at up to 30 frames per second (fps). Inside is a Snapdragon 660 system on a chip (SoC) and the camera has a nano-SIM slot for 2, 3, and 4G connectivity.

Here is a list of the key features of this device:

• It features a 20MP MFT sensor and will only be available with a MFT lens mount
• There is a built-in 5.0″ tilt touchscreen display at the back of the unit, as well as a small LED light/flash in front of the camera
• A 3.5mm headphone jack, one 3.5mm mic input, and two USB Type-C ports (max. 1080P output) on the sides of the YN455
• On the inside, the YN455 is Bluetooth 5.0 compatible, 2.4/5Ghz Wi-Fi compatible, and there is even a built-in GPS
• Videos in 4K at up to 30 frames per second
• A 4400mAh battery capacity, and is possible charge it directly via a powerbank. It accepts 18W PD/QC3 fast charging chargers
• Pictures and videos are stored either on the 64GB built-in memory or on a Micro SD card