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On one side is a naked micro USB slot for recharging, while on its undercarriage is another unprotected slot for a microSD card alongside a standard 1/4-inch tripod thread.Īlthough it can, therefore, be used with any tripod, also available is a ‘invisible’ selfie stick that can be extended, and itself can be connected to any tripod.

However, at least the battery is removable, unlike on the previous version. Inside its 115 x 48 x 28mm chassis is a 1,200mAh, which doesn't compare well to the Fusion's 2,620mAh or the Yi 360 VR's 1,400mAh. What that does mean is it has a pretty small battery. At 115g it's almost half as heavy as its main competitor, and a good third lighter than the Yi 360 VR. It's actually a shade larger than its predecessor, though compared to the chunky GoPro Fusion it still seems pocket-sized. Rather than a tweak to the design of the Insta360 One, the One X has undergone a complete redesign. Complete redesign over the Insta360 One.No matter, because on specs and price alone, the Insta360 One X appears to be the king of 360° cameras it beats the GoPro Fusion on price, and beats both the Fusion and the Yi 360 VR on features. We’re not convinced this is a feature anybody uses. Another feature that continues from the One to the One X is live streaming of 360° video, which is something the GoPro Fusion lacks.