Insta360 Bullet Time Cord for ONE X2, ONE R

If you create lots of Bullet Time 360 videos then you definitely need this item here. You use the bullet time self stick and that works fell, but you sometimes get some of the stick in the video or it may make you hand look all wierd. Using this to swing the camera around removes the stick all together and your hand look normal, well, most of the time. All depends on the stitching but you get better results with this than the stick.

Works great and its so small its easy to carry in your pocket.

I like the product for the bulletin shot but make sure while doing enough space Better not try inside home use always open space

Its portable, which helps. But it is a bit overpriced for what it is.

Great product. Compact and works great. Fits in you pocket unlike to stick type bullet device

Lo recomiendo mucho

Easy and lite. Pocket size

It works fine in case youre extremely cautious because the camera is rather heavy and robust and you need to twist it fast enough to keep in the air. You have to find a totally empty space for it because in case you hit someone it could make a lot of harm. Also disappointing that you cant fix the length of the string so you have to use it for a full length only which is about 4 feet and its not always what I need.

Works great. Tried it at the beach this weekend. Easy to attach and feels very secure (after the initial moment of terror the first time you try it). Nabbed some cool video and slipped easily into my pocket when not using it.

This is ultimately just a string on a bolt with threads that match a normal tripod mount. If you wanted to DIY, you could easily make your own and just deal with wrapping up the string each time. (Similarly to how the string monopod works using string and a washer and a bolt.) BUT… this is cheap enough you should just get one to add to your collection of X2 toys. Even if you don’t plan to use bullet time, having one means you find yourself using it because you have it with up you. It’s just a nicely packaged way to swing the camera around on the end of a string. Since it is designed specifically for this purpose, I hope it is ridged and strong enough to not let the camera fly off the end and get broken ;) Search YouTube and you will find folks using these in many interesting ways. My favorite was someone who clipped it to their ceiling and let it spin around, circling them at a desk. It gave an impossible shot of a camera spinning around someone at the desk, traveling between the person and their computer screen. Truly a shot that no one would have been able to figure out a decade ago before these cameras existed. (And, actually, probably still in that category to anyone who is unfamiliar with 360 video.) Highly recommend.