Overview

Insta360 X6 Premium Lens Guards

When you're shooting outdoors, the lens takes the brunt of it. These premium guards are built for exactly that. High-strength reinforced 10H glass delivers superior scratch resistance, protecting your lenses in demanding environments such as outdoor sports. High-definition optical glass keeps your footage crisp and bright, so you can shoot with the guards fitted without compromising image quality. Fitting them takes seconds. Snap them on and the camera automatically detects the guards and calibrates the frame, restoring seamless panoramic stitching.

SKU: GC170-INSTAX6-05

Insta360 X6 Premium Lens Guards

Insta360 X6 Premium Lens Guards

When you're shooting outdoors, the lens takes the brunt of it. These premium guards are built for exactly that. High-strength reinforced 10H glass delivers superior scratch resistance, protecting your lenses in demanding environments such as outdoor sports. High-definition optical glass keeps your footage crisp and bright, so you can shoot with the guards fitted without compromising image quality. Fitting them takes seconds. Snap them on and the camera automatically detects the guards and calibrates the frame, restoring seamless panoramic stitching.

Recommended For

Outdoor Sports: Fit the premium guards before outdoor sports sessions where the X6's lenses take repeated hits.

Intense Action: 10H tempered glass protects the lenses from scratches and impacts during intense action.

Demanding Environments: Built for demanding conditions, they add an extra layer of lens protection when shoots get rough.

Quick Setup: Install and start shooting right away β€” the camera auto-detects the guards and recalibrates for a clean, natural-looking 360 view.

Key Features:

Reinforced 10H High-Strength Glass

Superior Scratch Resistance Outdoors

Built for Demanding Environments

High-Definition Optical Clarity

Automatic Detection And Stitching Calibration

What's in the Box:

Insta360 X6 Premium Lens Guards

Lens Cloth

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X6

Additional Product Information

Designed specifically for the Insta360 X6.

Made from 10H tempered glass with high light transmission, keeping image quality sharp with the guards fitted.

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Product Overview

Insta360 X6 Premium Lens Guards

When you're shooting outdoors, the lens takes the brunt of it. These premium guards are built for exactly that. High-strength reinforced 10H glass delivers superior scratch resistance, protecting your lenses in demanding environments such as outdoor sports. High-definition optical glass keeps your footage crisp and bright, so you can shoot with the guards fitted without compromising image quality. Fitting them takes seconds. Snap them on and the camera automatically detects the guards and calibrates the frame, restoring seamless panoramic stitching.

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