Insta360 GO : The smallest stabilised action camera

Insta360’s super-light action cam weighs a mere 20g but who is it for?

Absolutely tiny; Impressive stabilisation; Decent video quality;

Usability issues; Flaky connectivity; Short battery life;

Insta360 Go Review

A tiny action camera that’s great for micro vlogging.

Supreme portability; Excellent software stabilisation; Solid image quality on bright days; Includes lots of mount options;

Clear image quality drop in-line with the light level; Made more for iPhone owners than fans; Not a direct standard action camera replacer; Basic water resistance only;

nice action camera

very convenient and the workflow is so simple.

Insta360 Go review: Everyday life becomes a (boring) movie

Remember the Google Clips camera? I’d all but forgotten it, and yet the life-logging camera is still for sale — for $250, no less. Now, Insta360 takes the genre further with the Go, a one-button camera the size of an AA battery that serves only to record the mundane circumstances we find ourselves in on this journey called life. Perhaps this is the sort of product to expect from a company that specializes in the niche of 360 video. I liked the Insta360 One X. As 360 cameras go, it’s near the top of the list — but it’s not an impressive list. The Insta360 Go is the company’s first non-360 camera (which seems off-brand, but I digress). It’s designed to be worn all day long and is light enough you could forget about it. It’s a Black Mirror level of invasiveness, but it does save everyday memories from an intimate perspective you can relive later, automatically edited into digestible clips a few seconds long. I quickly learned my life is not interesting enough to warrant a life-logging cam...

Small and light; Clever magnetic mounting system; Charging case with Lightning connector; Good electronic stabilization; Easy-to-use mobile app;

Poor video/image quality; Limited storage that can't be expanded; AI editing tools rarely get it right; Does anybody really need this?;