GO Ultra

Why did insta360 go with a proprietary 2-Prong Adapter Quick Release Mount for the Ultra from the Go 3/s Quick Release Mount that also includes a 1/4 thread. Existing owners of Go 3/s models will now need to consider another set of mounts.

I’m using an Insta360 Go Ultra - a little pricey but damn does it look good. Using the magnetic pendant, you wear it as a necklace under your shirt and then the camera magnets on the front. Previously was using a chest harness and an insta360 X3 but found it too heavy and annoying to use.

It's not a helmet cam, but I have an insta360 GoUltra which I really like. It has a squareish "base" (about the size of an older gopro) which you can mount to your handlebars easily, and then the camera itself detatches and can go on a magnetic lanyard pretty much anywhere. I did mount it to my helm

Insta360 Go Ultra, using the magnetic pendant mount (so attached to my chest). Wanna get into making cycling content so splurged for a nice camera

The image quality is excellent for such a small camera in good lighting. It absolutely is 4K and looks surprisingly close to even cameras like the Ace Pro 2 in bright lighting. It does get noisy and soft quickly in low light but at least as of now thats par for the course considering the size. The a

Can't answer that for you but here are some things to consider: They keep enhancing the firmware and adding new accessories so I expect the AP2 to stick around for a while. For what the AP2 does currently I don't expect another insta360 "action" camera to do it better. I would like to have 10 bit bu

Just got mine - im going to take it fishing this weekend to try it out. Two quick gripes already though - why, for the love of god, do we have ANOTHER different "quick release" mounting standard? Neither the Go3s or the AcePro2 quick release plates fit it. This is an annoying money grab by Insta360

I like the fact it is low profile and you can now make fine adjustments of angles when paired with the magnetic necklace Besides that I don't like it at all I dislike the fact that there's no black cause my camera is black which makes it look like a sore thumb And the charming factor of the go ultra

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.

The main things that bug me are: Exposure controls. The aperture is fixed at f2.8, which leaves you with only shutter speed and ISO to control your exposure. Not much of a problem when you’re just doing video in auto mode, but the limitation when it came to photography led me to jump from Insta360 c