Testing the Insta360 GO 3 up Prescott Hill Climb
The Insta360 GO 3 has seriously made a splash with content creators since its release. We wanted to test it out and nowhere seemed more perfect than at Prescott Hill Climb in Pat's nippy Panda!
Watch below to find out how he gets on.
Insta360 GO 3 vs GO 2
Insta360 GO 3 | Insta360 GO 2 | |
Video Resolution | Up to 2.7K 30fps | Up to 1440p 50fps |
Photo Resolution | Up to 2560x2560 | Up to 2560x2560 |
Battery | Go 3: 310 mAh, Pod: 1270 mAh | Go 2: 210 mAh, Pod: 1100 mAh |
Size | 54.4x25.6x23.2 mm | 52.9x23.6x20.7 mm |
Weight | Go 3: 35.5g, Pod: 96.3g | Go 2: 26.5g, Pod: 63.5g |
Water Resistance | IPX8 (5m) | IPX8 (4m) |
Lens | 11.24mm f/2.2 | 11.24mm f/2.2 |
Who is the GO 3 for?
The GO 3 is definitely for the on-the-go content creator with a flair for action. It has multiple stabilisation modes, the highest of which will stand you in good stead for smooth video even if you're on a skateboard or heading down a mountainside on a bike.
It's So Small
The Action Pod's flip-screen is ideal for talking to the camera and despite its size, it is still easy to see yourself and edit settings. It's hard to imagine the camera getting smaller but it does! Simply pop it out of the pod for your large tic-tac-esq camera designed to make your life easier.
Serious Stabilisation
The Flowstate Stabilisation seriously takes the cake for the best feature of this little camera. The video footage up the hill is incredibly smooth and it's so professional-looking that it feels as though you might be watching a full camera-crewed Top Gear episode rather than a chap with a tiny camera clipped to the front of his cap.
Hands-Free Video
The 2.7k video quality is also fantastic. It is such an easy setup where the camera handles all the settings automatically so that all you have to do is turn on, press record and you know that you are going to capture some awesome footage. It even features Voice Control 2.0 so that you can start recording with just a voice command.
Powered with the Action Pod
On its own, the Insta 360 GO 3 can record up to 45 minutes of footage with one charge but clip it back into the Action Pod and you have up to 173 minutes of run time to play with.
Convinced yet?
Let's face it, we all want one of these now! The Insta360 GO 3 is available to order in the following kits:
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- By Pat Sharpe
- 21 Jul 2023