DJI Osmo 360 Motorcycle Handlebar POV Combo, 360 Camera with 1-Inch 360° Imaging, 170° FOV, Native 8K 360° Video, Magnetic Quick-Release, Heavy-Duty Mount for Handlebar View, Action Camera for Riders

Very happy with this purchase
I live in a caribean island and i go snorkeling a Lot and I have always been tempted to acquire an action camera but it’s always been a bit out of My budget But this one is great Quality for a decent price with all it’s gadgets and an extra battery, beware i bought the Dji divecase to be safer, for outdoors it comes with a Nice solid frame that protects córners and the camera body in general but your lens is always exposed to falls, always be careful not to scratch your lens, other than that it seems very resistant to scratches and maybe it can manage a few falls but i’m not testing that, better take care of it so small fragile components inside don’t get damaged.Very satisfied with it’s recording Quality, Even though water was a bit opaque but it impressed me so much, You can do slomotion at 1080 x8, or You could do as much as 4k 120fps! And then You can edit some neat slomotion fragments with great Quality, the Dji mimo app is very versatile and user friendly, takes a bit of practice to do some decent editing but for begginers it’s awesome.Only thing i noticed right away is it gets hot too fast im not sure if that is a normal feature

Dji nails it again
Im team dji all the way. This thing is just impressive and priced competitively. All the great image quality you’d expect from dji and easily rivaling the x5. The accessories available are nothing to scoff at either. Def get the k&f concepts cage not just for protection, but also expansion. I’ll be having a blast with this camera for a while.

The ultimate portable filming device
I’ve owned many DJI products over the years and was cautiously optimistic that this would be as great as the others. I have only had it a few weeks, but have been very impressed with the quality. The supporting software makes editing very easy on PC and on my phone. The battery life and onboard storage are both so great as well. I have the Action 4 camera which has been excellent, but I really think this device adds more value because it’s also waterproof, but also 360. There’s an option to remove the warping too which makes it just so much fun to use.

nice camera
this camera is so fun, with high quality resolution, good display, decent battery life. this product feels very durable. just wish the battery extension rod was in stock

Good quality product and fast delivery as well

GOOD FIT VERY HAPPY WITH PURCHASE

After testing the camera for almost 2 weeks I can safely say this is an absolutely outstanding first attempt for a 360 camera from DJI.I’ve owned the Insta360 One X2 for almost 4 years and primarily use it on my motorbike as well as the occasional vlogging tool when off the bike and on my travels.Right off the bat, the jump in image quality from the One X2 is night and day!Yes, there are some drawbacks but the positives outweigh the negatives.Pros:- I love high frame rates therefore the ability to record in 8K50 is a huge selling point and is one of the reasons why I held back from upgrading to the Insta360 X4 or X5 as they can only record up to 8K30- quality in 360 is nearly as good as a standard 4K action camera (I use the DJI Action 5 Pro)- UI is easy to navigate if you’re familiar with DJI cameras- Build quality is really good. Feels a lot more compact in hand than from the photos- didn’t think the need for internal storage would be a plus but I haven’t needed to add to an SD card and have been using the 105GB built in storage which is more than enough. Although recording in 8K50 does mean I will most likely have to add one when I’m out on a motorbike adventure as I usually go away for a week or 2- massive pro here is I already own the DJI Action 5 Pro Adventure combo and the Osmo360 uses the same batteries therefore I can swap out batteries on the fly- the ability to connect to the DJI mic mini is the most important upgrade for me as a motovlogger because now I can have really good audio as I’m riding whereas before on the One X2 this was impossible- DJI are really good with their ecosystem so the fact that the magnetic mounts are all compatible is a huge bonusCons:- no replaceable lenses. You have to be very careful and after owning the One X2 for almost 4 years I never had to replace the lenses.- I usually edit on my phone and the DJI Mimo app isn’t as good as Insta360s app for editing. This is one of the reasons why I was leaning more to the Insta360 side in terms of 360 cameras because if you know anything about recording in 360 is that you have to edit the video. If you’re not into putting time and effort into editing then you’re better off steering well away from 360 cameras altogether. Insta360s app is a lot more refined with tonnes of features whereas the DJI Mimo app feels a bit bear bones in comparison. Hopefully DJI improves on this aspect.- initially didn’t like the square-ish design but it’s kind of grown on me. I love the One X2 because it’s small and light which is also another reason why I haven’t upgraded to the X4/X5 because they’re getting bigger and heavier which doesn’t work well when they’re on a motorbike.As for price, well…I snapped this up for only £310 which was a deal I couldn’t refuse. The launch price was £410 and was hesitant in the beginning because I didn’t think DJI could make a good 360 camera as well as Insta360. I decided to try it out and if I didn’t like the editing app then I’d just return it. But I’ve found the Mimo app capable enough just about! The Insta360 X5 is around £520 therefore it’s a lot pricier than the DJI Osmo360.