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I use an Insta360 X3, I have a 128GB card in it and its on loop recording. battery lasts about an hour and I have 2 of them so it covers most of my riding on the road. I got the special computer mount/camera mount thing from insta360 too, it means I dont suffer an aero penalty for having a camera mo

I went through the same mindset as you. Here is what I bought and ended up using the most for kid moments: Bought: Insta360 X3, x5, GO 3S and Meta RayBans 2 Used most: Insta360 X3 (now X5) and Meta Raybans Why: Kids move a lot. You’re going to need to have your hands free a lot. Boom, meta sunglasse

I want to second the opinion of @rasmussenyassen. For progress and looking at speed a bike computer with sensors, power and heart rate, is good. I love to film rides anyways and have looked into it as well: If you have a good phone, you can do nearly everything with it already. You have to kind of l

I haven’t used insta360 since the X3 came out and I wasn’t super impressed by the app. Now I have the x5 and I’m kind of blown away by it. It plays back super smooth and fast, the AI reframing is surprisingly good and the tracking feature has been perfect for me so far. Which camera and phone do you

If you are just looking to record your surroundings and nothing more then get an insta360 x3. Others suggested a GoPro but if you want to record every single angle then an insta360 is a the way to go.

Insta360 X3. game changer for solo filmers.

hi, it is a personal preference. I have the X5. (X3 is less performant). I was in action camera GoPro since 5 series. I used Insta360 AcePro and AcePro 2 - fantastic cameras. But my problem when skiing or MTB for instance, is that I do not see myself, or the right angle POV, or the shot wasn’t frame

I use an insta360 x5 mounted on my handlebars. I was using the x3 for the past few years, but upgraded to the x5 because it has a dash cam mode that will record over old video, and it has a considerably longer battery life. If your bike has a usb charging port it can run off that while recording. I

360 cameras are super convenient, I love being able to reframe things after to point in any direction. One example: I went way crooked on a jump and didn't know why but when reviewing my footage I could just look down with the viewpoint and see that my front tire hit a loose rock I didn't notice tha

Considering you are ok with lower resolution, may I suggest you get a used 360 camera like an Insta360 x2/x3, etc? Get a large enough memory card, a backpack or shoulder strap mount and run a cable to a power bank. Perfect walk around camera. Footage is stable and you never need to point it at anyth