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I found a used GoPro MAX for $110 and it looks pretty clean.I’m not trying to do anything serious with it, just want to try a 360 cam and play around with the footage for travel clips. it still fun to use in 2026, or is it too outdated now?

But I’m also thinking should I just get an Insta360 X2 instead?Is the MAX still worth it just for casual use, or would the X2 be a better first 360 camera in 2026?I actually really like the GoPro color science more than Insta360’s look

I’ve been eyeing the Insta360 X4 recently, but I’m still hesitating on whether I should actually pull the trigger and buy it.Could you guys tell me what the biggest benefits and standout features of owning a 360 camera are? For those of you who already have the X4 (or use 360 cams in general), what makes it worth it for you?Any insights on the pros, cons, or cool use cases would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!

I'll mainly use it for travel, cycling, and occasionally capturing Google Street View.

I found a local shop selling a used Insta360 ONE X for $120 USD. It's listed as 9/10 condition.I want to use it for capturing street views and I've already checked the sample footage—the quality is fine for what I need. My budget is tight, so I'm mainly wondering about the value

$120 a fair market price for this model in 2026?If I find out 360 video isn't for me, is the resale value stable enough to sell it later without losing much money?

Thank you all Love you guys

I’m considering buying a used GoPro Fusion mainly for casual 360° video shooting, travel clips, and reframing footage into normal videos. However, I don’t own a computer (only a smartphone), so I’d be relying entirely on mobile apps for editing and exporting.

So my main question is: In 2026, is the GoPro Fusion still practical if you ONLY have a phone and no computer?