
AKASO 360 Action Camera Motorcycle Combo
Price history
Editor scores (0–10) — not a manufacturer spec.
| Video resolution | 5.7K (360°) |
|---|---|
| Max frame rate | — |
| Field of view | 360 ° |
| Waterproof depth | — |
| Stabilization | True |
| Battery life | — |
| Weight | 180 g |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
Editor's take
A budget-friendly 360-degree action camera from AKASO, bundled with a motorcycle mount, shooting 5.7K 360 video from dual 48MP sensors with the same invisible-selfie-stick and AI-tracking tricks as pricier competitors.
AKASO positions this 360 camera as a genuinely more affordable alternative to Insta360's X5 and X6 — the core feature set overlaps meaningfully, including an invisible selfie stick effect, 360-degree horizon lock, and AI-powered subject tracking, at roughly half the price of Insta360's flagship models. Dual 1/2-inch 48MP sensors capture 5.7K 360-degree video and up to 72MP 360-degree stills, DNG RAW photo mode included for more editing flexibility in low light.
One meaningful difference worth flagging clearly: AKASO's own spec table lists this camera's Water Resistance Level as Water Resistant rather than Waterproof — a genuinely different and generally lower bar than the waterproof ratings DJI, Insta360, and GoPro publish for their cameras, and no specific depth rating is given. If you plan to actually submerge the camera (swimming, diving, heavy rain exposure), this distinction matters and is worth confirming directly with AKASO before relying on it.
This Motorcycle Combo bundle includes a mount aimed at riders specifically. With 214 reviews at 4.3 stars, it has a reasonable track record for a budget-tier 360 camera, sitting well below Insta360's pricing while covering most of the same core use cases.
Pros
- Significantly cheaper than Insta360's X5/X6 while covering similar core features
- Dual 48MP sensors — high resolution for 360-degree stills at this price
- Invisible selfie stick effect and AI subject tracking included
- Motorcycle-specific mount included in this bundle
Cons
- Listed as Water Resistant rather than Waterproof — a meaningfully lower bar than competitors, with no specific depth rating given
- No stated max frame rate or battery life on this listing
- Less established brand reputation than DJI, Insta360, or GoPro in the 360-camera space
Ideal for: Budget-conscious riders and creators who want core 360-degree camera features without paying Insta360 or DJI flagship prices, and do not need submersion-level waterproofing.
Reviews
Reviewers generally find it a solid value for a budget 360 camera; several specifically flag the water resistance as weaker than expected for outdoor/wet-weather riding.


