DJI's Osmo 360 II fixes its predecessor's flaws, and remains much more affordable than Insta360
THE SO WHAT
8K/60fps at a lower price point pushes 360 capture deeper into prosumer and creator workflows—hardware is no longer the gating factor, editing and distribution are. If your product relies on UGC or spatial content, assume higher-fidelity 360 video becomes a baseline asset, not a niche.
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