One month after announcing it would acquire Livestream, Vimeo is back with a new Mevo camera, one that integrates with Vimeo’s own live streaming service.

The Mevo Plus will have improved wireless streaming compared to the original thanks to a new 802.11AC Wi-Fi chip and Bluetooth 4.1 integration. It can now stream a signal 100 feet, which is over five times the range of the first-generation camera. In addition, it includes 2×2 MIMO antennas for stronger connectivity and better transmission speeds. Unlike the original, the Mevo Plus will only come in black.

Buyers can find the Mevo Plus for $499.99. Existing stock of first-generation Mevo cameras will sell for $299.99 (down from $399.99).

While Vimeo announced a live streaming service when it broke news that it would acquire Livestream, pulling the two companies together took some time. Today, Vimeo also announces that Mevo Plus, Mevo, and Studio software can stream to Vimeo Live and Livestream accounts, as well Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

When it was first released, the Livestream Mevo drew raves (including from Streaming Media Producer) for its ability to create the appearance of a multi-camera shoot with one compact 4K device. Vimeo completed its Livestream acquisition on October 18.