KanDao QooCam 3 Ultra 360 Action Camera, 10-Bit Video, 8K Waterproof Sports Camera with Dual 1/1.7" Sensors, 96MP Photo, HDR, F1.6 Fast Aperture, Built-in GPS, Stabilization, AI Tracking

Caveat: I bought this for still photos, not video. The camera seems nice, if heavy, but the overall execution is difficult to manage compared to, say, insta360s offerings. The low light performance is no better than the insta360 X2 and noticeably worse than the insta360 RS 1” 360. It’s heavier than both the other two as well. 8K seems enticing until you find out the quality of the photos is less than a 6K image from the RS 1”. As for post processing, it takes 10-15 minutes per image to get a decent HDR, compared to 15-20 seconds using Insta360 software, which can also process in bulk.I can’t imagine a use case where this camera would excel over others in the market for still photos. I have not used it enough for videos to comment on its performance in that area.Note: I recently damaged my RS 1” 360 at an event and had hoped the large-ish sensor on the ultra would be enough to produce quality images. While it is comparable to the small sensor offerings of competitors, the still photos don’t show any marked advantage offered by the slightly larger sensor and it is nowhere near the 1” sensor class, despite the newer technology and online reviews extolling its virtues.

Love this camera and free Qoocam Studio 2 software. Everything an amateur VR or 360 photographer needs. One change is NEEDED! The tripod screw socket is so thin that any force applied from a mount (like a helmet, bike, motorcycle, car, or selfie stick) is likely to break the screw socket off the camera sending it flying. See photoDesign suggestions: 1. increase the wall thickness of the socket by 2 mm. 2. Enlarge the hole in the plastic fan guard at the bottom of the camera to allow the larger walled socket to pass through 0.2 mm beyond flush to make a solid, break resistant mount.