Overview

Insta360 X6 Fast Charge Case

One case that charges your whole kit and carries your cards at the same time. Charge up to three batteries in total, two inside the case plus the one in your camera, so a full set is always ready to go. The built-in USB-C cable connects straight to a power bank or wall outlet, and the case can work in reverse as a power bank itself, topping up devices like smartphones and cameras when you need it. Two built-in card slots hold your memory cards securely and keep them easy to reach, so nothing gets lost at the bottom of a bag.

SKU: GC170-INSTAX6-10

Insta360 X6 Fast Charge Case

Insta360 X6 Fast Charge Case

One case that charges your whole kit and carries your cards at the same time. Charge up to three batteries in total, two inside the case plus the one in your camera, so a full set is always ready to go. The built-in USB-C cable connects straight to a power bank or wall outlet, and the case can work in reverse as a power bank itself, topping up devices like smartphones and cameras when you need it. Two built-in card slots hold your memory cards securely and keep them easy to reach, so nothing gets lost at the bottom of a bag.

Recommended For

Extended Shooting Sessions: Charge two spare batteries and the battery inside the X6 at the same time, so a full set of three is ready before a long shoot day.

Travel & Vlogging: Batteries, memory cards, and the built-in USB-C cable all travel in one box, so nothing from your power kit ends up lost at the bottom of a bag.

On-the-Go Charging: Plug the built-in USB-C cable straight into a power bank or wall charger to top the whole kit up between locations.

Kit Organisation: Two dedicated card slots hold your memory cards securely and keep them easy to reach mid-shoot.

Key Features:

Charges Up to Three Batteries

Charges Camera and Batteries Together

Built-In USB-C Charging Cable

Doubles as a Power Bank

Two Secure Memory Card Slots

What's in the Box:

Insta360 X6 Fast Charge Case

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X6

Additional Product Information

Functions as a carry case as well as a charger, keeping spare batteries, memory cards, and the built-in USB-C cable together in one box.

Charges the camera's internal battery and two spare batteries simultaneously, topping up all three in one go.

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Product Overview

Insta360 X6 Fast Charge Case

One case that charges your whole kit and carries your cards at the same time. Charge up to three batteries in total, two inside the case plus the one in your camera, so a full set is always ready to go. The built-in USB-C cable connects straight to a power bank or wall outlet, and the case can work in reverse as a power bank itself, topping up devices like smartphones and cameras when you need it. Two built-in card slots hold your memory cards securely and keep them easy to reach, so nothing gets lost at the bottom of a bag.

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