DJI enters 360 with a strong first effort: The Osmo 360 brings a lighter, rounded design, built-in storage, and a bigger battery that makes it comfortable for helmet mounting and everyday use. Insta360 X5 still leads in image quality: In real-world tests, the X5 delivers sharper detail, richer colors, and cleaner low-light performance, keeping it ahead despite DJI's 1-inch sensor claims.Software makes the difference: Insta360's polished app and editing tools outshine DJI's laggy Mimo app, making the shooting-to-sharing process smoother and faster.Long-term value tips toward Insta: Replaceable $30-50 lenses make the X5 cheaper to maintain, while DJI's sealed optics and limited US availability create extra hurdles.The post Insta360 X5 vs DJI Osmo 360: Which 360 Camera Wins in the Field? appeared first on Techreport.