Awesome, easy to use 360 camera with great features, particularly the ANT+connection for cycling sensors. A great camera that expands the world you film with the ease of the free online software from Garmin. Pricey but worth the cutting edge technology.

The Garmin Virb 360 delivers strong 360-degree video at 5.7K resolution, but it doesn't come easy or cheap. At around $800 it's twice as expensive as the YI 360 VR , which also supports 5.7K, and a pricier option than the GoPro Fusion.

High-quality 5.7K 360-degree video capture; 4-channel audio; Waterproof to 33 feet; Integrated GPS

Expensive; Internal stitching limited to 4K; Mac software doesn't support 5.7K output; Short battery life when recording 5.7K; Accessory mounts easily lost

Of everything in this price range, it is the best for 360 video. I was hoping it would have been better. It likes it bright so indoor shots without good lighting is not very good, even outdoor with an overcast day was dark in my opinion.

The VIRB 360 is the latest action camera from Garmin, and the first surprise is that it shoots video for VR. The second surprise is that this could be the best consumer-grade 360 video camera currently on the market.

Shoots 360 video at up to 5.7K; Pre-stitched 4K 360 video; VIRB Edit enables stabilisation and G-Metrix overlays

Relatively pricey; Stitching 5.7K shots not straightforward

Shoots 360 video at up to 5.7K; Pre-stitched 4K 360 video; VIRB Edit enables stabilisation and G-Metrix overlays;

Relatively pricey; Stitching 5.7K shots not straightforward;

Great little camera, price is a bit high...but what do you expect when you get new tech.

While the camera feels and looks good it has some downsides too and of course good features as well. Recording a video in 4K: I must say the in camera stitching is very good, stabilisation is amazing, it also has functions like compass lock, follow path, on screen speed compass elevation etc (gps...

We've seen a number of entries into the 360 degree camera market across the last year or so, but just about everyone I know who's had one now has it sitting in their discarded tech drawer. There could be a number of reasons for this - did they simply not have a need for a 360 camera?

I received my camera this week and although the camera is great the software is not functional for Mac. The VIRB Mac Edit software cannot output the video for use locally, Facebook or Youtube, you get a scrambled mess.

With features not found in other 360-degree cameras, Garmin's rugged Virb 360 is the one to beat.

Image stabilization; G-Matrix sensors and data overlays; Simple; intuitive controls; Voice commands; Fewer stitching errors than the competition

Pricey; Four mics are prone to wind noise; Short battery life; Live-streaming only available on iOS