TechnologyInsta360 X6 pairs larger sensors with 8K50 video
PCMag gives the rugged 360-degree camera an Editors’ Choice rating, praising its low-light image quality and 157-minute tested battery life.
TLDR
PCMag’s Insta360 X6 review finds that larger Type 1/1.1 sensors improve low-light footage while a new processor enables 8K recording at 50fps. The camera is smaller and lighter than the X5, carries IP68 protection and is rated for dives to 65.6 feet. In PCMag’s testing, its removable battery lasted about 157 minutes while recording 8K30 video. The outlet named it an Editors’ Choice, while noting that it is the most expensive 360-degree camera yet.
Insta360 X6 pairs larger sensors with 8K50 video
PCMag gives the rugged 360-degree camera an Editors’ Choice rating, praising its low-light image quality and 157-minute tested battery life.
TLDR
PCMag’s Insta360 X6 review finds that larger Type 1/1.1 sensors improve low-light footage while a new processor enables 8K recording at 50fps. The camera is smaller and lighter than the X5, carries IP68 protection and is rated for dives to 65.6 feet. In PCMag’s testing, its removable battery lasted about 157 minutes while recording 8K30 video. The outlet named it an Editors’ Choice, while noting that it is the most expensive 360-degree camera yet.
