This is so cool. Makes amazing videos and pictures. So much you can do it that makes it so good and different. Can't wait to try it out more

GoPro has given 360-degree video capture a long overdue shake up with the Max, adding an action camera element to the Insta 360 mix. There’s no denying it won’t match the vanilla Hero8 Black for action cam quality, and the app could do with some improvements. That said, as far as 360 footage capture goes, the GoPro Max is an excellent tool for creators and anyone who wants to change the way they capture content.

Easy to edit 360-degree video; Easy to edit 360-degree video; Decent audio capture;

16:9 video caps out at 2.6K; Seam lines noticeable ; No 360-degree editor for Windows;

Its an awesome camera with multiple opposition to choose from when either taking a happy snap or filming amazing quality and easy to use

Extremely happu

the 360 mode which uses 2 cameras is awesome. Horizon lock is easy to use and gives a very stable video. Awesome camera

Easy to edit 360-degree video; Easy to edit 360-degree video; Decent audio capture;

16:9 video caps out at 2.6K; Seam lines noticeable ; No 360-degree editor for Windows;

The GoPro Max is a genre-defining product – the best 360-camera we’ve ever used

Incredibly flexible; Great image quality; Easy to use;

Bulkier than a regular GoPro; Can’t shoot in 4K;

Easy to edit 360-degree video; Easy to edit 360-degree video; Decent audio capture;

16:9 video caps out at 2.6K; Seam lines noticeable ; No 360-degree editor for Windows;

Nothing combines action cam and 360 video as well as the Max. There's a clear direction for improvement but it gets so much right and makes working with 360-degree video an absolute dream

The GoPro Max completely rethinks how to shoot and edit 360-degree video compared to the company's last attempt, the GoPro Fusion. It makes working with 360-degree footage a breeze and doubles as a capable GoPro Hero action cam too, boasting astounding image stabilisation and great versatility across its feature-set and shooting modes. Better colour science, low-light performance, image fidelity and UI stability are all areas to work on but the issues in their current guise are minor when you look at the overall offering provided by the Max.