Action cams

A $50 Insta360 Go copy with grainy, unstabilised footage.

Only appears in the description links, not discussed in the video.

Sponsored video, but he finds the X4 a hugely versatile camera whose 8K, flexible reframing and Shot Lab effects justify its premium price,…

Stays stable when jogging and underwater, and its stabilisation pulls ahead of the iPhone in chaotic, extreme-sports-style motion.

Mentioned as GoPro's flagship, at roughly twice the price of the cheap Hero.

GoPro's cheapest action camera cut too many features, so it suits neither casual users nor enthusiasts, and he calls it dead on arrival.

400 GoPros are used because they are small enough to hide inside things and blend into the background.

Twenty are handed to contestants to vlog sequences because they are the easiest cameras to operate.

A purposeful, well-themed minion camera with a high quality paint job, despite his dislike of the Minions.

The previous generation, described as already very well reviewed but clearly outdone by the X4's specs.

Used as a battery benchmark: 90 minutes at 5.3K against the X4's 135 minutes at 5.7K 360.

Impressive thumb-sized camera that packs better video, battery, audio and modes into a tiny body, with everything needed included in the bo…

About 50 GoPros are kept in boxes in the camera room.

Last year's model that looks like a toy next to the GO 2's bigger sensor, though it had a great interval shooting feature.

Sponsored review of a tiny, versatile magnetic camera that he likes as a concept, though £299 feels like both a lot and a little.

360-degree camera that plugs into the phone, with 4K video and 24MP photos.

Impressed by the accessory bundle and waterproof case for a $50 4K action camera, but he has not tested it yet.

Surprisingly complete 4K camera for $25, though 4K frame rate is choppy and battery life is modest.