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GoPro is launching a new lineup of products, including the Max2 360-degree camera with 'True 8K' resolution aimed at competing with Insta360's X5, along with a budget-friendly Lit Hero action camera and a Fluid Pro AI gimbal, expanding its offerings beyond traditional action cameras.
The Antigravity A1 is a user-friendly, 360-degree consumer drone that integrates Insta360's camera tech, allowing even first-time pilots to capture professional-looking footage easily, with features like automatic reframing and immersive headset control, set to launch in early 2026.
Insta360 is launching its first drone, Antigravity, which features a 360-degree camera and virtual cockpit goggles, allowing users to fly and explore without traditional controls, potentially revolutionizing drone design and usage.
Insta360's Antigravity A1 drone is a groundbreaking device that combines a 360-degree camera with a drone, offering an immersive flying experience controlled via VR headset and a unique handle, though it currently faces some technical kinks and is aimed at enthusiasts and novices alike, with availability expected in January.
DJI announced the Osmo 360, its first 360-degree camera, which features the industry's first square HDR sensor, captures 8Kp50 video, and offers the sharpest 360 photos on the market, with advanced features like gesture control, automatic horizon leveling, and weather resistance, priced at $549.99 but currently out of stock.
DJI announced its first 360-degree action camera, the Osmo 360, which captures 8K footage at 50fps, offers advanced stabilization, and features a compact design with a 1-inch HDR sensor, capable of recording continuously for over 100 minutes, with pricing starting at $549.99 in the US, though it is not yet available there.
Insta360 has announced its new Antigravity drone brand, aiming to compete with DJI by offering a 360-degree, sub-249g, 8K drone focused on creativity and user experience, with a release planned for August. The drone emphasizes ease of use and safety features, targeting consumers and enthusiasts, though its success may be impacted by geopolitical issues and market competition.
The Insta360 X4 is the company's first 360-degree camera capable of shooting 8K video, with improved battery life, waterproof credentials, and advanced features for vloggers, adrenaline junkies, and motorcyclists. Priced at $499.99, it offers significantly better battery life, smart-gesture and voice-control functions, and intuitive mobile editing platforms. With its increased resolution and user-friendly design, the X4 is set to be a top contender in the 360-degree action camera market, posing a challenge for the upcoming GoPro Max 2.
Insta360 has released the X4, an upgraded 360-degree camera with higher-resolution sensors, a larger battery, and improved versatility. The camera features removable lens guards, USB 3.0 support, and a streamlined button layout with a larger touchscreen. It can capture video at up to 8K 30fps or 5.7K at 60fps, with enhanced slow-motion capabilities. The X4 retains features like horizon lock, image stabilization, and waterproofing, and is priced at $499.99.
Insta360 has unveiled the X4, its highest resolution 360-degree action camera capable of capturing detailed 8K videos and doubling as a wide-angle action camera. Powered by a 5nm AI chip, it features voice and gesture control, AI-powered shooting and editing, and a 135-minute runtime. The X4's 8K resolution allows for vivid reframing, and it offers 60fps 5.7K video, 4K/100fps setting, and 72MP photos. Priced at $499.99, it also includes creative shooting modes, a removable lens guard, and underwater capabilities.
Insta360 has launched its new flagship camera, the Insta360 X4, featuring 8K 360-degree video capability, 5.7K/60p, and 4K/100p video modes. The camera offers an invisible selfie stick effect, a single-lens mode for 4K/60p action camera, and a new 5nm processor for AI applications. It also functions as a traditional wide-angle action camera, is rugged and durable, and includes a larger battery for longer run time. The X4 is priced at $500 and is designed to be the most robust and easy-to-use 360° camera ever.