Insta360 Extended Edition Selfie Stick, 3m (9.8ft) Carbon Fiber Invisible Pole, Compatible with Insta360 Ace, Ace Pro, Ace Pro 2, GO 3, GO Ultra, GO 3S, GO Ultra, ONE X2, X3, X4, X5 Action Cameras

Minus the novelty of a 9ft selfie stick this actually is great for taking drone like shots. Not terribly heavy given it’s 9 feet and it extends and collapses easily. I recommend using the insta remote with it and haven’t had any issues with the camera not picking up the record option on the remote when fully extended. Definitely sturdy base but can be a little flimsy fully extended especially in heavy winds. Didn’t feel like my insta was going to fall off or anything. Super easy to use and it is invisible in the videos despite the obnoxious length. I find it works great in my hiking packs outside pouch, I extend it about a foot over my head and have hiking 360 pov. And its extra heft means it doesn’t shift around a lot like the standard selfie stick. It’s about 3X thicker than the basic stick and weighs little bit more than double.

This 3m selfie stick is an absolute must-have if you want to achieve that "fake drone" footage. The shots look incredible! I was initially worried about the weight, but it is surprisingly lightweight and easy to carry around. However, a word of caution: when fully extended, you need to handle it very carefully. It can feel a bit unstable at 3 meters, so I wouldn't say it's 100% secure in windy conditions or high-speed movements. Overall, a great tool for creators.

This selfie stick is solid and very well made. The 3-meter extension gives incredible angles, and it works perfectly with my Insta360 camera. It feels sturdy even when fully extended and collapses nicely for travel. If you want clean, invisible selfie stick shots, this is totally worth it.

This was by far the most expensive "selfie-stick" that I have ever bought. You might ask yourself: Why would anyone spend an ungodly amount of money for such a novelty item? Let me explain, since I was in the same situation. Anyone who browses social media arrives at a point where they see fantastic drone-like footage where the camera spins around, the camera angle appears to change rapidly, or some other strange effects that are difficult, almost impossible to do with a normal camera attached to a drone. Having a 360° camera allows you to reframe the shots/videos in post-production, which in turn can help you achieve similar results. However, your arm is only so long - for anything where you need more distance to the subject (especially in height), you need a stick. This product is the most ridiculous of them - with a length of almost 10ft/3m it is not merely a stick, its a pole. Let me first say that this pole serves almost no purpose without a 360° camera - anything larger than an action camera would bend the stick too much when extended. Anything less than a 360° camera would not allow proper reframing and needs constant attention on how to hold the pole properly. The setup is as easy as screwing the camera tight, and extending the stick. Unfortunately, it does not include a remote button to start recording - so either do this via app, or start recording before you extend the stick. In terms of video footage, the possibilities are pretty endless. Drone-like shots is as easy as extending the stick and whirl it around. (Generally, be mindful of your surroundings - 10ft/3m is surprisingly long) You can do a lot of effects that are otherwise reserved for drones - such as "rocket", where you start at the bottom and slowly raise the camera to show the object, as well as the surrounding from a top view. You can hold the long pole over edges (or even into canyons/crevasses), make funky movies by threading the pole through someones legs, under the car, between tires, and so on. Youtube has lots of content creators showing some of their tricks. I would like to add a few more usages that you would otherwise never achieve: Drone-like shots and following in wooden areas, brushes, tunnels, or otherwise [drone-] restricted areas. Places with stronger winds or heavy rain, or other conditions where drones cannot fly. Or any hover shots over water. Obviously the reach is limiting at "only" 10ft/3m, but given the short focal length of the camera, it will often look like much more. Also - compared with drones, you have to be less careful when operating this pole with the camera attached. So while you can use this pole to record a very busy city life - expect that you will stand out and people will start staring at this strange looking setup. But don't let that stop your fun! Positives: + You can get incredible (otherwise impossible) shots using this pole + You are not limited to specific environments, and can use it in wind, rain, or other conditions + Very sturdy build quality, but easily adjustable Negatives: - It can only reach the biggest potential with 360° cameras, such as the products from Insta360 - Once pulled to the max length, even with a small and lightweight camera, the setup is getting very heavy - This also leads to some wobbling at the tip that causes some camera shake - No way to activate recording on the pole itself Neutral: +/- The price is really high for a long retractable stick for a lot of potential users +/- Since it is such a novelty item, expect everyone staring at it +/- You have to be extra careful when swinging this one around to not hit anything - given its large reach Overall an extremely suitable product for 360° cameras. I would consider it a must buy for Insta360 cameras, such as the X3 . The combination allows you to do drone-like shots, cinematic camera swings, or dramatic footage from weird angles that you have never explored before. The price is high, but the quality is matching. Both the missing recording button, as well as some of the negative ergonomic aspects bring this otherwise fantastic product down by one star.

This 360° camera stick exceeded our expectations! The quality is excellent, the materials feel sturdy, and it works perfectly for capturing smooth 360° shots. It was definitely worth the purchase. My husband is extremely happy with it — he uses it all the time and loves how easy and stable it is to handle. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys recording videos, travel content, or action shots.M

Having the right tools can totally transform your content creation game. If you've got an Insta360 X3, ONE X2, ONE R, ONE X, or ONE Action Camera, the Insta360 3m Extended Selfie Stick is a game-changer. This selfie stick is quickly becoming one of my favorite accessories, and here's why: This selfie stick is crazy long. With a mind-blowing 9.8 feet of extension, you can snap shots that were once off-limits. Whether you're exploring cool places, capturing awesome moments, or just trying to fit everyone in a group pic, this selfie stick guarantees you'll get the perfect angle. The selfie stick is surprisingly sturdy, despite how long it is. It feels sturdy and well put together when you hold it. This sturdiness is crucial, especially when you're taking shots in wild or unpredictable situations. Your camera and the stick won't break, so no worries. It's great that it's so lightweight. The stick is solidly built but still easy to carry and handle. You can easily make it longer without feeling overwhelmed. This makes it a versatile accessory that's great for all kinds of shooting scenarios. The handle grip is really well-designed, giving you a solid hold. Your camera is secure and won't slip or fall. You gotta have this control to get the best shots. Just so you know, the stick bends a little when fully extended. It's important to be aware of the limitations due to its length. I wouldn't recommend using it as a baseball bat, but it's perfect for capturing incredible footage. All in all, the Insta360 3m Extended Selfie Stick is an awesome addition to your camera gear. This thing is amazing - long, strong, light, easy to hold, and has a tripod mount - a content creator's dream. It gives you so many more creative options, letting you capture shots you never thought possible. And you can feel confident knowing that Insta360 support has got your back. So go ahead and invest in this accessory. It's like having an extra eye for your creative vision, always there to help you capture the perfect shot.

If you have an Insta360 and want to get drone like footage of your activities, this is an awesome option. Very happy with my skiing footage. I was concerned that it would be too bouncy and make the footage hard to watch, but the smoothing of the Insta360 made the footage from 10' (3m) up very usable and a very interesting perspective. Very impressed. Be aware that this is a bulky stick. Yes, you can use it in a more normal length by not fully extending it, but the handle is thick. I got a strap that screws into the bottom threads to help me manage it and I've seen others using an extended handle making this a 2 handed stick instead of a 1 handed stick. That's probably a good idea since when this stick is fully extended it is a long lever and even a small camera like the 360 at the end had quite a bit of momentum when its moving. This stick does not have friction locks between the segments, it seems to have enough friction to hold itself and the 360 up, but I have some concers that it may wear over time and collapse. There is no adjustment for the friction or a way to lock any segment extendedor collapsed. Also, i have not exposed it to sand or other fine particles that could accelerate the wear, so your use may have different results long term. This is all carbon fiber, so that is part of the reason for the higher price. Also, be careful with it since CF tends to snap when over flexed. It won't bend like aluminum so if you are rough with it, you may lose your camera.

This is the original Insta360 3m selfie stick, not a cheap copy, so I expected much better quality. Unfortunately, after using it only 3–4 times, the top section fell off and no longer holds tight. Now it’s basically unusable, because the stick won’t stay extended and feels unsafe to use with a camera attached. I had Telesin selfie stick, much cheaper alternative which worked perfect before I broke it during motorbike accident. In this case, didn’t abuse it, drop it, or overload it. It was used normally, exactly for what it’s made for. For a premium-priced, official product, this kind of failure is unacceptable.