DISCLAIMER: By no means it is a full fledged review, as I do not have too much of an experience with action cams, 360 cams or even video editing, but I thought I share some thoughts along with some examples.

WHAT: Insta360 One X2 with several accessories (remote, mounts, "invisible stick/tripod")

WHY: I was thinking about action cam for some time already, but 2 things have always put me away: 1. "what can I do differently/more interesting than the rest few million GoPro users", 2. You need to devote time for editing. While by no means it will sort the 1st problem, and definitely not the 2nd one (it actually makes even more complicated - read on), I still decided to pull the trigger on Insta360 One X2. Why? Well, simply because most of reviews were very positive, gives you more flexibility on shooting, and bought during the sale on Digitec (was 422 SFr.)

SETUP: Insta360 One X2 camera with mounts on handlebar, chest mount and helmet mount (all was in a package of Insta360 Bike Bundle, which I bought directly from Insta360 web site, since it was cheaper than anywhere in Switzerland) . I will not list the specs, as you can see that on official site and see all professional reviews

WHERE: I bought it primarily for biking (all types), perhaps sometimes for fun family videos, maybe will bring to vacation and etc. I know, the most of it will never materialize, and I will never become Youtube star ? , so I would consider that as "another toy to play with for some time"

HOW: as said before, I am complete noob in action cams and video editing

PROS:

• No big setup is needed, pretty much plug-and-play
• No need to setup shooting angle - all happens in post processing
• Insta360 desktop app ("studio") is not destructive - you can play along with many variants on the same file
• With small adapter fits GoPro accessories (just no all will be useful, due to 360 shooting)
• Pretty fast and so far was pretty stable
• Pretty useful mobile app for basic editing

CONS:

• Desktop app is only for framing and cutting, all the rest needs to be done in "standard" video editing applications (Adobe Premier has even plug in)
• Lenses are fragile, and due to setup (on both sides), you have to have a protector otherwise it will scratch immediately. I bought lens guards (sticky plastics on top) plus rubber protector - let's see if that helps.
• Some accessories a bit wobbly/plasticky...
• Due to the shape, some mounts look a bot weird or misbalanced (i.e. on helmet)
• I am not sure if that is only mine, but remote battery runs out very fast

OVERALL: so far so goods, still playing with setup, trying different angles, learning editing. Few shots for comparison from different mounting points:

Handle bar mount - probably good if you are riding alone or with your friend in front, as allows to shoot in front as well as yourself (spoiler - I am not photogenic ? ):

 

Chest mount - more or less "GoPro style", as effectively you can use only one angle:

Helmet mount - gives you an ability to frame all 360, especially if your friend riding at the back (I was alone, hence only front framing), and some Youtubers say, that it gives you better steepness perception than GoPro "flat" on any mounting. But I am not sure - you judge:

So which one you like more?