Action & 360 cameras · Device guides
Page 3 of 3, covering published records 41–48. This section is limited to published Action & 360 cameras models and tasks. Find model profiles, comparisons, compatibility checks, maintenance instructions, troubleshooting and app guidance.
Page 3Insta360
Insta360 X5 has Type-C USB 3.0; that connector specification does not establish every accessory pairing. X5 accepts the X5 / X4 Air Quick Reader, but not the X4 or X3 Quick Reader. Some shared accessories fit while model-shaped parts do not, so check the named item instead of assuming an entire older kit carries over.
Insta360
X5’s hardware table lists a 2400mAh battery, Type-C USB 3.0, a 1/1.28-inch sensor and an F2.0 aperture. Recording-card support is UHS-I V30 or higher.
Insta360
Insta360 lists 64GB of internal storage on X6, with 47GB available, plus microSD support up to 1TB. Its hardware table separately lists the included 2600mAh Xtreme Battery and a 1300mAh Lite Battery.
DJI
The original Osmo Action requires DJI Mimo activation and a separately purchased UHS-I U3 microSD card. Its touch gestures apply to the rear touchscreen, not the front display.
DJI
For vertical mounting, Action 3 uses the side quick-release slots on its Horizontal-Vertical Protective Frame. For external sound, the manual documents 48 kHz/16-bit digital USB-C microphones and the DJI Mic receiver-plus-adapter route.
DJI
Osmo Action 4 requires a separately purchased UHS-I U3 microSD card for recording. Its documented specifications include a 1/1.3-inch sensor and video up to 4K 120fps; the battery case itself is not waterproof.
DJI
Action 5 Pro supports internal storage and microSD storage, but it cannot capture photos or video while transferring files to a computer. Plan that transfer as a pause in shooting.
DJI
Osmo Action 6 offers 50 GB of usable internal storage and microSD expansion. Its up-to-960fps super slow motion is interpolated output, not a statement that every clip was recorded natively at that rate.
