Insta360 X3 – Waterproof 360 Action Camera with 1/2″ 48MP Sensors, 5.7K 360 Active HDR Video, 72MP 360 Photo, 4K Single-Lens, 60fps Me Mode, Stabilization, 2.29″ Touchscreen, AI Editing, Live Stream

Price: $426.99 - $399.99
(as of May 25, 2024 08:49:20 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Insta360 X3 | Magic in action.

1 5.7K 360 Capture 2 Easy Reframing 3 Super Stabilization 4 360 Active HDR 5 Dual 1/2″ Sensors

1 Invisible Selfie Stick 2 Auto Frame 3 Deep Track 2.0 4 Shot Lab

1 4K FPV Footage 2 Easy Shooting Mode 3 72MP 360 Photo 4 8K 360 Timelapse 5 4K Bullet Time

1 Huge Touchscreen 2 Bigger Battery 3 Easy Controls

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360° Video Max. Res & FPS

8K30fps / 5.7K60fps

360° Video Max. Res & FPS

5.7K30fps

360° Video Max. Res & FPS

5.7K30fps

360° Active HDR

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360° Active HDR

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360° Active HDR

X

Single-Lens Max. Res & FPS

72MP with in-cam AI noise reduction

Single-Lens Max. Res & FPS

72MP

Single-Lens Max. Res & FPS

18MP

Screen Size

2.5″

Screen Size

2.29″

Screen Size

1″

Waterproof

10m (33ft)

Waterproof

10m (33ft)

Waterproof

10m (33ft)

360 Capture & Reframing: X3 captures 5.7K 360 Active HDR video, so you’ll never miss the action. Choose your favorite angle after the fact with easy reframing tools in the AI-powered Insta360 app.
Dual 1/2″ 48MP Sensors: X3’s new sensors pack in more pixels for greater clarity and detail, even in low light. Capture 72MP photos, 8K timelapses and more.
4K Single-Lens Mode: Select a lens to shoot wide-angle footage just like a single-lens action cam. Get maximum resolution with 4K30fps or an extremely wide 170° field of view with 2.7K MaxView. Your first-person view footage has never looked so good.
FlowState Stabilization & 360 Horizon Lock: FlowState Stabilization and horizon leveling algorithms come together to deliver incredibly smooth videos.
Impossible Third Person View: Don’t ruin the view with an ugly selfie stick! The 360 Lens with X3 makes the Invisible Selfie Stick totally disappear from your shots for impossible drone-like footage and third-person perspectives.