Lots of accessories included.I needed the telescopic arm, floating handle and grip holder, it was cheaper to but this full kit rather than these three things individually.Comes in a carry box which will keep everything together also.

Camera overall is great. Battery life really depends on how much motion activity. My front porch battery is 80% life as of today and it was installed 5/5/21. My other backyard was installed 4/14/21 and it’s just now on 25% life so like I said it really depends on the activity. For cost it’s a great buy. Highly recommend to install SD card if you want to keep history.

It is small compact camera with great functionality.

I got this camera as a replacement for an Akaso Brave 4 who did not perform the way as advertised.The Insta360 ONE RS performs very well even on lower light settings when compared to other cameras I tried. It is easy to handle, the menu and touchscreen are intuitive and easy to navigate.Charging the camera (battery) as straight forward and can be archived with either a regular USB charger (as long as it has an USB-C to connect to the camera) or it can be charged via the USB port on a computer as well.The image quality is overall very good, and the camera provides plenty of options to customize the experience.My only complaint is that the built-in microphones seem to have a tendency to create some kind of electronic and buzzing noise in the recordings. It could be that this is a problem with the audio settings and the way I tried and tested them. But, I found this issue can also be overcome with a fairly cheap external microphone.

I love this product because of the call quality and sound and because it’s very comfortable over my ear and easier to get on my ear

this little camera does a lot for the price. good quality video, underwater shooting, time lapse, loop and slow motion. It does all of that fairly well, quite well for the money. audio is the downside, plus no audio input receptacle to add your own mic. so, a grade of A+ for price, a solid A for video, and a D for audio. Think of this as a secondary camera for video, and use another audio source.