GO 3S

I've got an Insta360 Go 3s which I bought for this purpose and would recommend (so far). It has a convenient pop-out, smaller camera with a strong magnet and decent memory/battery I can mount it to a hat, shirt pocket, or top of a sign post. Once you pop it back in the main camera body, it pretty mu

I just got the Insta360 Go Ultra. Very discreet. I took photos sa Macau by attaching the camera pod on the light post doon sa Ruins. It was so discreet people didn’t notice there was a camera there. Get the model in Black as in blends better sa surroundings and clothing. I saw comments na Go 3s and

Unless you have a full-on gymnasium, a drone as large as the Crux35 will be nigh uncontrollable in an indoor space for a beginner. You cannot have a one size fits all drone that is powerful enough to do heavy freestyle outdoors while carrying a 40 gram Insta360 Go 3s, while also being able to fly ni

What make/model FPV cameras are people actually using? Most people run an Insta360 GO 3S (or related models). Are the higher-end FPV cams meaningfully better for this, or are sensor size + lens limitations the real bottleneck? The optics and sensors for these form factors are a huge bottleneck. I ha

I use the Insta360 stuff - go3S hat and X5 for 3pv I’ve tried it all- GoPros are too heavy and the gap to insta in image quality and mic has gotten narrower quite a bit. The form factor on the cameras is unbeatable. The X5 has lenses you can swap if you scratch them - which has happened on 3 of the

I’m using an Insta360 Go 3S for my son, mounted to his visor with the clip mount. Field of view is great, angle is great (I can see his feet and steering input) and the camera is lightweight and non intrusive. Battery life isnt the best but it will happily do a 20 minute session and the go back on t

I like the specs and especially longer battery life and able to use an SD card but wish they kept the same form factor. I still enjoy my Go 3S, so I'll stick to this for a few more years. I'm in no rush for a new camera. My GoPro Hero 11, insta360 X5 and Go 3S are enough for me at the moment. Lookin

That’s a pretty aggressive tone and strong statement about an item weighing in at 39 grams (Insta360 Go 3S). About the same as glasses, actually. Couldn’t find any weight figures for any earphones or microphones, I guess they weigh less. Not sure what significant modifications you’re talking about o

Thanks!! It's an Insta360 go 3s:) very small little camera that can be mounted on a baseball cap! I record the audio through my phone (which I'll use as a secondary camera next time, because admittedly i can't keep things in frame like this hah)

I use the insta360 go ultra and I like it a lot because you can pop out the camera part and it’s very small and light, perfect for mounting on a helmet. For acting as a dashcam on your bike the cheaper Go 3S is even smaller and the video is still good enough, I think I’d get that one.