DJI Osmo Action 3 Outdoor Combo – 4K/120fps Action Camera with Chest & Backpack Strap Mount for Hiking and Cycling, Super-Wide FOV, HorizonSteady, Cold Resistant & Up to 320 Mins with 2 Batteries

Great 360 Camera
The DJI Osmo 360 is easy to use and delivers sharp photos and smooth video with excellent stabilization. The stitching is clean, making it perfect for creating virtual tours or immersive content. The Mimo app keeps setup simple. I’d love to see Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) added in a future firmware update, but overall it’s an outstanding camera for both photos and videos. The battery life is good as well!

Clear pictures and easy set up
Super great quality and quick set up.

DJI OSMO 360 bundle
DJI OSMO 360. What can I say? It speaks itself. After jumping all the technical hurdles with DJI Mimo app to get it registered and connected, I finally got the camera up and running. Actually, connecting to the Mimo app is worth it. Great way to edit footage. I got everything I needed in the bundle I ordered. Perfect. I ordered a larger memory card for storage, and will eventually order one or two remote microphones as well. The camera features has a bit of a learning curve if you want to graduate from presets to use the features, it’s worth it. It’s a durable, great quality stable camera with great functionality and plenty features to tinker with. Well made!

Recommended!
This one gets hate because does not have exchangeable lenses and if damaged, this can be detrimental.Valid but unfair point: Insta360 only added exchangeable (by user) lenses until the latest generation X5 and before that they did not offered that feature.This one is more affordable, more compact, easy to use and with excellent video quality. If you have the DJI microphones, (mic mini, mic 2 and mic 3) you can connect directly to the camera, no need for a USB receiver.Also has nice built-in audio and the batteries of your Action 4, 5 and 6 are compatible with this camera.Keep in mind you need to edit the footage but that is true for ALL the 360 cameras.

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.

I absolutely LOVE the camera.HOWEVER!!! the software to edit is seriously lacking, especially for windows users.For this reason I am returning it and buying a different camera.