Overview

Insta360 X4 Utility Frame

This Utility Frame is designed to protect your Insta360 X4 camera while adding more mounting points for accessories to complete your loadout. A hinged design allows you to simply side your camera inside and snap the top closed without requiring tools. You can still access all your camera's ports while inside, and its fold-out 2-prong mount at the bottom even allows you to use the camera's 1/4"-20 integrated screw.

SKU: GC170-INSTAX4-10

Insta360 X4 Utility Frame

Insta360 X4 Utility Frame

This Utility Frame is designed to protect your Insta360 X4 camera while adding more mounting points for accessories to complete your loadout. A hinged design allows you to simply side your camera inside and snap the top closed without requiring tools. You can still access all your camera's ports while inside, and its fold-out 2-prong mount at the bottom even allows you to use the camera's 1/4"-20 integrated screw.

Two cold shoe mounts on either side can accommodate fill lights or shotgun microphones. A detachable 2-prong mount can convert one of those cold shoes and mount the camera on its side for horizontal shooting. Included with the frame is a silicone lens cap, which can protect the dual lenses when the camera is not in use.

Recommended For

Travel & Vlogging: The two cold shoe mounts carry a fill light or shotgun mic to round out a vlogging rig on the road.

Hiking: Keeps the X4 protected and adds mounting points for accessories while filming on the trail.

Cycling and Car Mounting Setups: Extra mounting points and the fold-out 2-prong mount let you rig the X4 securely for bike rides.

Motorcycling: The protective frame shields the X4 from knocks while mounted for motorcycle rides.

Key Features:

Protective Frame for X4

Maintains Access to Camera Ports

Easy Installation with Hinged Top Panel

Two Cold Shoe Mounts

Fold-Out 2-Prong Mount

Detachable 2-Prong Mounting Bracket

Silicone Lens Cover

Vertical or Horizontal Mounting

What's in the Box:

Insta360 X4 Utility Frame

Silicone Lens Cover

2-Prong Mount Adapter

Allen Key

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X4

Additional Product Information

All-metal frame construction provides rugged protection for your X4.

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Product Overview

Insta360 X4 Utility Frame

This Utility Frame is designed to protect your Insta360 X4 camera while adding more mounting points for accessories to complete your loadout. A hinged design allows you to simply side your camera inside and snap the top closed without requiring tools. You can still access all your camera's ports while inside, and its fold-out 2-prong mount at the bottom even allows you to use the camera's 1/4"-20 integrated screw.

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