New Delhi, Aug. 30 -- For a decade now, Insta360 has been making some of the best 360-degree cameras around, turning what was once a niche gadget into a mainstream accessory for creators and adventurers alike. It's no stretch to say the company has helped shape the 360-camera market as we know it today. And while DJI and GoPro have brought some serious competition to the table of late, Insta360's X-series has remained the benchmark, reportedly commanding well over 60 percent of the market.

With the new X6, Insta360's annual refresh packs in a bunch of hardware upgrades alongside the company's increasingly clever reframing tricks that let you point first and worry about composition later. The catch? At Rs.81,990, the X6 is inching into a ...