The sheer ease of use, tiny format, and clever selection of mounting methods make the Insta360 Go 2 an essential purchase. 0:00 Intro
0:32 Sample footage (pigs!)
0:52 Sample footage (indoor, desktop)
2:00 Magnetic mounting system
3:47 Specs, modes, and battery
4:50 Multifunction case
6:12 Insta360 app demo
7:44 Sample footage (story from app)
7:57 Audio sample
9:13 Sample footage (stabilized dog's POV)
9:40 Sample footage side-by-side (stabilized scooted)
10:13 Sample footage (LEGO train)
10:46 Conclusion
11:42 Sample footage (vlog/chicks)
13:44 Sample footage (story from app)
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Should You Buy the Insta360 Go 2??
In a world where smartphones have incredible cameras already built-in, it's getting increasingly difficult to recommend any new camera purchase. As the saying goes: the best camera is the one you have on you.
But the Go 2 is one of the few devices that compliments your smartphone. Shooting video on a modern smartphone isn't exactly hard, either. Pull it out of your pocket, then you're two taps away at most. But it's still a distraction that takes you out of the moment, and puts your focus onto a screen. All it takes to shoot on the Go 2 is a single press on the body of the device. It doesn't detract from anything going on, and there are no awkward pauses or unease for the subject having a phone shoved in their face.
The Insta360 Go 2 isn't perfect, of course. Low light performance is understandably poor: the laws of physics say you can't cram a big sensor into such a tiny package. And for some, the lack of 4K resolution might be a deal-breaker. Personally, I think the jump from 1080p to 1440p makes a huge difference to the quality of the footage, and is worth the upgrade for that alone.
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