There has probably never been a better time to buy a 360-degree camera, with three frontrunners dominating the market. But which should you choose? The Insta360 X5, the GoPro Max 2, or the DJI Osmo ...

User-replaceable lenses. 1/1.28" sensor offers much better video quality. Better low-light footage. Longer battery life. Magnetic mounting system. More expensive than X4. No 8K log video. Insta360's X ...

Chinese drone maker DJI on Tuesday unveiled its flagship consumer drone, the Mavic 4 Pro, featuring 360° rotating shooting, a 100MP Hasselblad main camera, dual telephoto lenses, and all-direction ...

Excellent “true” 8K footage. Support for 10-bit color. Replaceable lenses. Natural-looking color in default profile. Mobile software has good automated tracking tools. Single-lens mode turns it into a ...

The Akaso 360 is the first 360-degree camera from Akaso, a company best known for its budget-friendly action cameras. And the Akaso 360 follows in that tradition, costing far less than competitors ...

The top two 360-degree cameras right now are the GoPro Max 2 and the Insta360 X5. Their headline specs and features are similar, but extensive hands-on testing reveals cameras that are good at ...

More than five years after introducing an immersive 360 camera, GoPro is bringing back the Max. On Tuesday, February 18, the ...

DJI, best known for its drones, gimbals and action cameras, is releasing its first 360 camera, the Osmo 360. It has some impressive specs, with big image sensors, 8K video at 50 frames per second and ...

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