The Go Ultra replaces the pill-shaped Go design with a rounded square body and an offset corner lens, measuring 1.8 inches per side and weighing about 14 grams more than the Go 3S. The camera adopts a larger 1/1.28-inch sensor and an ambient light sensor to improve low-light footage. Video tops out at 4K/60fps, with 4K/30fps enabling Active HDR and 1080p supporting up to 240fps for slow motion. The Go Ultra is available in midnight black or arctic white, priced at $449.99, and a $499.99 Creator Bundle adds mounts and a mini tripod.
Insta360 has announced the next version of its compact Go action camera, which helped the company differentiate itself from established competitors like GoPro several years ago. As Insta360 teased earlier this week, the new Go Ultra not only breaks from the numbered naming convention of previous iterations, but it also ditches the camera's distinctive pill shape for a rounded square design with an offset lens.
It's not the steepest price increase for the Go series - the Go 2 launched at $299 while the Go 3, which introduced a charging remote with a screen, was $380 - but the new Insta360 Go Ultra is $50 more expensive than last year's Go 3S at $449.99. It's available now in midnight black or arctic white through the company's online store and Amazon, or as part of a $499.99 Creator Bundle that includes accessories like a mini tripod and a quick release mount.
It features a new 1/1.28-inch sensor that's considerably larger than what the Go 3S uses (and the same size as the sensor in Insta360's X5 360-degree action cam), which, alongside a new ambient light sensor, should help improve the look of footage captured in low-light situations. The Go Ultra's video capabilities still max out at 4K, but at 60fps, which is double the maximum frame rate of the Go 3S.
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