Insta3603m 9.8ft Extended Edition Selfie Stick for ONE RS, ONE X2 & X3 Action Camera

This packed down small enough to fit inside my rucksack, but extends to a very useful 3 metres. It was long enough for me to hold it level with a rollercoaster so I could get a fantastic shot of it passing by. I could also hold it down from the viewing area into a pond with an otter in it so I could get a shot of it swimming under water.It's sturdy and light weight, though it does need some strength to hold it out when it is fully extended because physics. Expensive, but worth it to reliably get awesome shots.

Fantastic product. Works great. Not as light as you would expect, but well made. It really is invisible, and looks like a drone is above you.

This is the second Insta360 pole I have bought, the other one being the famed lightweight aluminium version. like that, this two fell apart during a shoot and in all honesty, there is no way I can't trust these 3rd party manufactured brands under the main Insta360 masthead.I simply pulled the sections open one by one as I have done for months and sure enough I heard a crack and then something fell internally to the bottom of the shaft base. Needless to say, the top section with the X3 still attached, came away in my hand.What a rubbish piece of equipment. simply don't buy the thing.

I’d been debating whether to get this or not as it’s quite expensive! However, it’s well worth it.It’s super light as it’s carbon fibre.It extends to around 10ft.The pole will bend at the end slightly when fully extended. Nothing to worry about but it doesn’t go perfectly straight just incase that’s what you’re expecting.It’s heavier when fully extended.I’ve added a wrist strap at the end because you don’t want to be leaning over a bridge or reservoir or anything else and end up dropping a £100 selfie stick and £400 camera over the edge!This is not an invisible selfie stick unlike the cheaper version. When collapsed the stick doesn’t show much other than the yellow bit at the top. When fully opened you see around four feet of the selfie stick in shot.

I purchased this product last year on July. The Insta360 3m Extended Edition Selfie Stick during a sale on Amazon. The product’s quality is alright not what I expected, and it serves its purpose well. The extended length provides a great range for capturing unique shots.However, it’s worth noting that despite being on sale on Amazon, the item is more expensive here compared to the official Insta360 website where they seemingly always have discounts. This price difference is a bit of a drawback for budget-conscious consumers.In terms of the product itself, I’m satisfied with its build and performance, but potential buyers might want to consider checking the official website for a potentially better deal. Overall, a good purchase and until now my item is still alive as well as my camera attached with it.

The 3m selfie stick enables me to capture faux drone like footage using the Insta360 RS 1 inch 360 edition camera and has allowed me to capture footage that is not possible using Insta’s standard selfie stick.The 3m stick is made entirely from carbon fibre which makes it super strong and very stiff. The Insta 1 inch 360 edition camera is a pretty heavy and the stick does bend a little near full extension but this is to be extended. Near full extension I make sure I use smooth and gentle movements or capture locked off tripod type footage to ensure I don’t put too much strain on it. I am not sure how the stick would cope wildly swing it around using the Insta360 1 inch 360 edition camera at full extension, and I don’t plan to find out.This Insta 3m stick is stiff and will remain at any length I choose to pull it out to. Even with the additional weight of the RS 1 inch 360 edition the stick remains in situ and doesn’t slip or collapse.There are cheaper alternative 3m carbon fibre selfie sticks on the market but the Insta360 version is the best. It may be more expensive that the alternatives but the Insta360 3m selfie stick is worth the extra, not least for the additional features it has.

The media could not be loaded. At a glance the stick is good. It's lightweight and extends to 3m. Sadly it's not built to last. I've had it for a year and used it maybe 10 times in total (light use. nothing crazy). I wanted to take it with me yesterday to take some videos of the city and when I extended it the second smallest tube collapsed and I could not get it out. Now the stick won't fully collapse or extend and I can't use it. I would expect a durability for £100!

its ok. the downside of something soo long is that it bends which causes problems with the stitching line