Insta360 GO 3S 64GB – 4K Tiny Portable Vlogging Camera

You need to know what you’re buying. Do your research as it different in the way it works from go 3 and all previous ones. I have bought it knowing exactly of it’s limitations in a free frame mode and I’m delighted. Quality is great. But what makes the go series stand out is the size and mounting options. I have uploaded a short video of me paddling the loch with my daughter. Even though I angled the camera a click too low it still gives that first person perspective which is to cumbersome with regular action cams. This was just clipped to my hat. And it’s 4k. And app is phenomenal. The only improvement I’d like to see is transfer to my phone over the cable, yeah it’s fairly quick over the air but 4K files are not small by any means

I have bought every incarnation of the GO series cameras and have seen improvements with every release. Although not a new release, more of an update, I still wanted to try this version, not least because I didn’t have a black GO series camera yet!
First improvement that I noticed was the taper of the lens cover ring, along with adding a texture – this makes it a whole lot easier removing the camera from the Action Pod as you grip this and pull it out.
As far as shooting goes, the increased resolution and bitrate make a huge difference! I absolutely love the lack of distorion you get with the new Megaview FOV – add that to the amazing flowstate stabilisation and I can get some great unique footage of my dogs using the Fetch Stick accessory (see video).
Having recently taken up paddleboarding, the increase of waterproofness from 5m to 10m will be a reassurance – it is not always the depth of the water but also the impact when you fall!
I have still to try the gesture controls and the new slow motion frame rates but they are next on my To Do list. For now I am too busy mounting this sweet little camera in positions where other cameras can’t be mounted and getting some amazing footage!