MAX — Waterproof 360 + Traditional Action Camera with Touch Screen Spherical 5.6K30 HD Video 16.6MP 360 Photos 1080p Live Streaming Stabilization

I like it it works well and takes great videos..I've always had gopros so they are easy to use for me

This camera is awesome! I’m still learning how to make great videos with it. The connectivity can be a little tricky, but once it connects, it works just fine.The weight is okay—honestly, a few grams more or less don’t really matter to me. I’m still trying to figure out how to add overlays in the Quik app. Sometimes I like to show how fast I’m going on my bike (or, more accurately, how slow 😂).

Great little camera on the go!

Well worth the money. Quality is outstandingUnderwater quality looks about 1080p in cloudy conditions

I had the original GoPro Max that came out in 2020 or thereabouts and unfortunately I scratched the lens on one side of the camera to a point where it is not usable for 360 video. I decided I liked the 360 camera enough that I would purchase the newer model after reading quite a bit about it and finding it reasonably priced here on Amazon. Overall the camera design is almost identical to the previous model. One surprisingly nice upgrade is the addition of a 1/4 threaded screw mount on the bottom of the camera between the traditional GoPro mount 'fingers'. This allows you to attach the new GoPro Max to a standard tripod adapter and various monopods, tripods, etc. that are made for standard DSLR cameras or webcams without the need to use various GoPro attachments. This is a big plus for me because I still carry a standard GoPro Hero 11 and like to have the accessories available for that camera whenever possible. This also works great for shooting 360 degree video on a monopod where the monopod will become nearly invisible because the pole is straight below the camera in a 'blind spot'.There are two primary uses for the 360 functionality on the camera:1. Making 360 degree videos that you can upload to YouTube or similar platforms where the viewer can pan the camera around and see the full 360 degrees of the videos. This is super cool but the video files are massive in file size and difficult to edit to some extent.2. Filming stuff from a tripod and 'reframing' the video to look like you were actively filming the action in the shot. Example: Placing the Max on a tripod near someone snowboarding down a hill and you can 'reframe' the video to make it look like someone was holding the camera and actively panning the shot to follow the subject. The GoPro 360 player for Windows (I assume also Mac) allows you to set keyframes from anything the camera saw in any direction. I also recently used this for filming a live music production where I needed to show both the musical act on the stage and some of the things I was doing at the sound and video mixer to run a circuit bent video show. This essentially gives you the appearance of having had multiple cameras in place when you actually only had one.I really love the camera overall and I would highly recommend it for anyone that is looking to add a very versatile tool to their video workflows. All of that said, there is a quality issue with the camera that persists between the first version and this version which is honestly really disappointing to me considering the purchase price and that is:The rounded glass over the camera lenses is extremely easy to scuff and scratch unlike the flat glass on the front of a standard gopro hero or similar camera. I've only had this camera for a couple weeks now and whenever it has not been mounted on a tripod it has had the silicon rubber lens caps on it and has been stored in the carrying pouch with the lens covers on. Somehow despite being extremely careful with the camera and only using high quality, clean microfiber cloths and appropriate cleaning solution on the lenses there are scuffs right in the middle of one lens already and a small scratch in the middle of the other lens. This renders some angles of the 360 shots unusable for reframing because the scuffs introduce video distortion on certain parts of the shot. It is less noticeable in 360 videos because the viewer can pan around and panning introduces some distortion while moving the shot around anyway. I had really hoped they would have either made this front glass more easily replaceable or significantly stronger glass by this point. I hope this camera makes it through a full year of use before it becomes unusable like my last one!Battery life is quite good (over an hour of filming 360 degree video per charge on my most recent use) but I don't recommend charging the camera while in use if you can avoid it for two main reasons:1. The camera gets very hot when charging and may overheat especially if you are filming in direct sunlight.2. If you don't use a right-angle USB-C cable the cable may appear in the shot to some extent.

I’ve had this GoPro camera for exactly 13 months and it just started to fail on me. It’s always been kept with its original protection components in a waterproof bag since day one. It has never been used underwater and has only been used sparingly. I’ve tried changing the battery and the SD card and I can’t get this camera to record any content anymore. It’s exactly one month out of warranty and it’s become a useless to me. I will not buy anything else from the GoPro company going forward and I’m very disappointed.

Amazing quality, outstanding video replay, vivid and bright, excellent clarity. The image stabilization is super impressive. It's also got this feature for times like turning your head to look at something ( camera mounted to a helmet ) the camera maintains the image that it had been foucused on... still not sure how much I like or don't like that feature, there are times that I intentionally look at something to the side of the road to record what I'm seeing, and the camera doesn't go with the head turn, just a little, so you don't get to see what the rider is looking at. It's pretty easy to get set up, if I can do it, you can do it. Attached is a picture to go with this review, you can see for yourself how cool this camera is, I haven't even used all of the different features, like the 360, but I will soon, gonna get a stick to mount it to the back of the bike.

Great cam, working well mounted to my motorcycle for full coverage

Essa câmera no valor de até 1.800,00 vale muito a pena, é bem bacana, imagem top, filmagem de dia no sol fica animal! Usei fazendo snowboard, para uso amador e o melhor custo benefício 360Comparando com a fusion que eu tinha, é incomparável

Got this when it was on sale, and it was too good to pass up. Using it for skydiving, it has gotten some great videos.

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Excelente es la versión 2025 y funciona de maravilla. La calidad es buena. Solo si deben gastar en una buena tarjeta SD V30. Yo uso la sandisk extreme pro y funciona perfecto. Con 128GB da para casi 4 horas de grabación.

I've been an avid fan of GoPro, first buying the GoPro 4, then 6 and now 11, all of them were superb with good advancements from one to the other. I've used them for snowboarding, snorkeling and general videography on mountain bike, paddle board etc. I love the idea of 360 degree footage and there are definite plus points of this format which has advantages over the standard version. the issues I have are as follows:Video quality underwater - this is not as clear as the normal GoPro, if this is the reason for purchasing I'd buy the snadard GoPro, it's ok but it doesn't have the same level of clarity.360 degree joining - due to the two cameras there is some automated knitting of the 2 lenses, this is quite obvious and it does show clearly whereas the the insta 360 seems to do a better job with their software.Conclusion - GoPro has always been a leader and for good reason but others are now doing a great job and haveaybe overtaken GoPro at least in the 360 market!