Insta360 X3 - Waterproof 360° Action Camera with 1/2 Inch Sensor, 5.7K 360°, 72MP 360° Photos, Stabilisation, 2.29" Touch Screen, Vibration Feedback, AI Editing, Live Streaming

Very good for me to use 👍

haven’t had much use of the camera yet & still learning but it’s a fantastic camera so far & the motorcycle accessories work great

Brilliant piece of kit

The editor on the app is pretty good sometimes crashes when doing large files with a lot of cuts but overall a very nice bit of kit

Had a few problems with it at first, but after doing a factory re set all problems resolved , amazing camera

Invisible selfie stick and horizon tracking is some sort of witchcraft, being able to edit video from 360 degrees of footage is groundbreaking

Pretty awful really. Can't use it stand-alone, has to be connected to an app. Instructions are dreadful.Possible worth about £50 as a novelty item.

The media could not be loaded. I bought the Insta360 X3 mainly for aerial flying footage, and while it performed decently in terms of capturing smooth 360° shots, I’ve been disappointed overall. The camera tends to overheat quickly, especially when recording in high resolution or HDR mode for extended periods. The HDR mode itself is practically useless – it oversaturates photos to the point where they look unnatural and cartoonish.Picture quality is okay in daylight but completely useless in low light. My old iPhone X actually takes better photos and videos in the dark, which is ridiculous for something at this price point. Another issue is that the stitching on the footage is sometimes wrong and isn’t seamless, which ruins the immersive 360° effect it’s supposed to offer.The AI editing feels like a gimmick more than a useful feature – it’s not very good and often produces results that look artificial. Another frustration is how heavily dependent this camera is on the mobile app to do almost anything useful. The desktop version doesn’t even have all the features the mobile app has, which makes editing workflow annoying if you prefer using a computer.Overall, for something marketed as a professional action camera, it feels more like an expensive toy than a serious tool I could depend on. Customer service was also unhelpful; I reached out with a question about connecting my AirPods, and although they said they’d get back to me, I never heard from them again. It’s fun for casual shots, but if you want reliability and true professional quality, I’d suggest looking elsewhere.