"Prakhar Khanna/ZDNET The is my favorite travel camera. I love it for its versatility, ease of use, and user-friendly app. It is more expensive than its predecessor but offers better video quality, replaceable lenses, improved battery backup, and more. I started using this 360-degree action camera in May, and within three months, it had earned a permanent spot in my travel backpack. It is now on sale for Amazon Prime Day."
"When I got the Insta360 X5, I went in with low expectations, because most action cameras lack an impressive battery backup, perform poorly in anything less than bright sunlight, or make it really hard to edit the footage. The last 360-degree action camera I used was the GoPro Max, and while I have spent a good amount of vacation time with the newer GoPro Hero 13 Black"
"I recorded most of my footage in InstaFrame mode (because I wanted to try the new mode), which shoots q 360-degree footage as well as a standard video in 5.7K+ or 5.7K while automatically tracking you. Thanks to the upgraded 1/1.28-inch sensors (over 1/2-inch sensors on the X4), the footage looks sharp, full of details, and great for a 360-degree camera. Recording in the 360-degree video mode is a better idea if you are with a group of people."
Insta360 X5 combines versatility, ease of use, and a user-friendly app, making it well-suited for travel. The camera is pricier than its predecessor but delivers better video quality, replaceable lenses, and improved battery life. A May introduction led to regular use within three months, securing a permanent spot in travel gear. A Prime Day discount of $50 reduces the price to $499, narrowing the gap with the X4. InstaFrame mode records both 360-degree footage and standard 5.7K video while automatically tracking subjects. Upgraded 1/1.28-inch sensors produce sharp, detailed footage. The X5 supports 8K 30fps and 5.7K 60fps recording.
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