The Insta360 X6 is the better all-rounder for image quality and endurance, while DJI’s cheaper Osmo 360 II offers 8K/60fps and far more built-in storage. The DJI Osmo 360 II and Insta360 X6 take ...

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The GoPro Max 2 (7/10 WIRED Recommends) is my favorite 360 camera, and that’s still true even with the release of the new Insta360 X6. The X6 is more versatile—it can serve double duty as an action ...

Larger sensors provide clearer, sharper video. Low-light performance improvements. 8K/50 fps 360 video. Shoot both 4K linear files and 8K 360 video simultaneously. Smaller body. Built-in storage and ...

A great 360 all-rounder that fixes many of its predecessor's flaws, and gives GoPro and Insta360 a major headache. If anything can knock the X6 off its perch, it's the Osmo 360 II. I've put both ...