Insta360 X3-360 Action Camera with 5.7K 360 Active HDR Video, 4K Single-Lens Camera, Waterproof, FlowState Stabilization, 2.29" Touchscreen, AI Editing, for Motorcycle, Wintersports and Vlogging

Awesome camera picture quality excellent will recommend

I bought few months ago. Overall I enjoy working with this thing the quality is good battery life is acceptable. You are getting what you paid for, $400 is kinda a lot, but it's worth the quality, at the same time I can't say "oh considering the price, it's really good!" No it's just worth $400. If you want short answer: yes I recommend it!

As described in description. Very easy to use, the editing might be tricky. AI editing can be good but it can also just give basic edits. I have has no issues in connecting it with my phone. I recommend you buy a silicone lense cover as it is far more convenient than the one it comes with. Size is small so very portable. Didnt want to spend top dollar for the 5, so I got this assuming it was good and it is. I use it for trail running, biking, and adventure activities. Just protect the lense!

Wow - so much fun. Just got started with this camera and surprised at how easy it was to use. Just basic videos and shots are all I have done but there are so many possibilities. The software on the phone is terrific. I do not know how many times an item purchased was good until the software more or less bricked its functionality. The pictures are really excellent quality and the HDR on this model makes it so good in multiple lighting conditions. One side may be dark and the other side sunshine but the contrast is really well controlled. The pictures can be viewed on the camera, phone, and in Google photos also. The way the selfie stick disappears is awesome. One of the biggest surprises were the emails with pointers from the company. Absolutely welcome compared to the junk emails you will get from other manufacturers. Good information to make your purchase shine. The last one had link to instructions on how to embed urls in sites to allow viewing in 360 'inline' (I think). I will have to learn that and may come back and add one to the review if possible.

Bought this for my son, he loves it. Uses it often with friends for videos. Great product.

Great little camera and 360 video is a fantastic thing, but absolutely buy the insurance because it's incredibly easy to damage the lenses: I had the camera tip over accidentally and was super-lucky the first time because it landed on its edge and didn't touch the lenses. So from then on I was WAY, WAY more careful, and I STILL damaged BOTH lenses by the end of my vacation (!). Fortunately I had purchased the insurance and I strongly recommend you do the same, because these things are simply WAY more vulnerable to damage than, say, your phone. The camera did shut down on me a few times for temperature protection, which caused me to miss some video I would have liked to have had, but it was in warm conditions (90F) and high-dynamic range (HDR) mode, which tends to run hotter, and they warn about that, so I can forgive...somewhat. Just be aware of that, and check frequently to see that the red "recording" light is still blinking. (I switched to non-HDR video eventually because of the thermal shutdown possibility; might not be a factor in colder conditions.) BIG TIP: These things record video in approximately 15-minute "chunks", after which they finalize the video for the last chunk, and then start recording a new chunk. (I suspect this is done to preserve as much video as possible, in the event of a mishap). However, it takes several seconds to finalize one chunk and begin recording the next, so if there is a critical bit of action going on right at the switch, those missing 15-20 seconds might be the exact thing you didn't want to miss! (This is especially a big deal if you're recording, say, an entire day.) So, if possible, right before something you want to make SURE you capture, it's probably worth it to stop recording, then start recording anew so that you're sure to capture the stuff you wanted. AND, one final tip: there is a programmable button on the camera that in its default setting switches to "single lens mode". If mainly what you want is 360 footage, go into your settings and change that button to be simply another 360-video recording button so you don't miss half your action. (Ask me how I learned how important this is.) In summary, these are great little cameras, just pay for the insurance, and if you can't afford the insurance, don't buy the camera because you SURE can't afford to replace it when you break it (and you WILL break it.) And keep in mind the other limitations I mentioned.

The camera works perfectly fine, I'm happy with my purchase

EATS THROUGH BATTERIES IN A SNAP. It's a nice piece of technology; it has a lot of features. I think its use of AI is interesting, some seriously awful music/video editing combos - you really need to spend a good amount of time experimenting with this and to me that defeats the point of some AI tech. I do struggle to physical position all of these camera - likely spent a fortune on positioning devices.