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Comparisons

Head-to-head breakdowns.

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DJI

DJI Osmo 360

DJI's first 360 camera puts big sensors, 8K video and generous built-in storage in a well-judged body, but app availability, US sales uncertainty and missing editing plugins hold it back.

Editorial team
4.0

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GoPro

GoPro Max 2

The GoPro Max 2 delivers sharp 8K 360° video and smart durability upgrades like replaceable lenses, but weak low-light performance and short 8K battery life hold it back.

Editorial team
3.5

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Insta360

Insta360 X5

The Insta360 X5 is a thoughtful refinement rather than a revolution: replaceable lenses and better low-light performance make it the most practical Insta360 flagship yet, but it's pricey and the accessory costs add up.

Editorial team
4.0

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DJI

DJI Osmo Action 6

The DJI Osmo Action 6 adds a square sensor, a variable aperture and optional lenses to a proven formula, making it one of the most flexible action cameras we've assessed, despite minor flare and zoom caveats.

Editorial team
4.5

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Amazfit

Amazfit Helio Ring

Amazfit's first smart ring is a capable, subscription-free sleep and recovery tracker at £269, held back by short battery life, weaker workout tracking and very limited sizing.

Editorial team
3.5

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Circular

Circular Ring 2

The Circular Ring 2 is the first smart ring with an ECG sensor and charges no subscription, but buggy software, slow syncing and questionable tracking accuracy make it hard to recommend.

Editorial team
2.5