Overview

Insta360 X6 Protective Utility Frame

Protection and expandability in one. Keep the X6 safe from knocks while opening up new ways to shoot. Drop protection comes from silicone padding inside the frame, which absorbs shock, and a bottom cover made from high-strength steel. A cold shoe mount on the side widens what you can attach, from third-party microphone receivers that deliver better audio than a direct Bluetooth connection through to lighting and other accessories.

SKU: GC170-CINSBBXN

Insta360 X6 Protective Utility Frame

Insta360 X6 Protective Utility Frame

Protection and expandability in one. Keep the X6 safe from knocks while opening up new ways to shoot. Drop protection comes from silicone padding inside the frame, which absorbs shock, and a bottom cover made from high-strength steel. A cold shoe mount on the side widens what you can attach, from third-party microphone receivers that deliver better audio than a direct Bluetooth connection through to lighting and other accessories.

Nothing gets in the way of normal use. The pins on the bottom cover work with charging selfie sticks and pocket-folding selfie sticks, and the cover adds a quick-release mechanism and a 1/4" screw. The side design leaves battery removal, USB cover access and charging clear, and is compatible with the All-Weather USB Charging Cover. The mounting structure is stable enough to prevent accidental pop-offs, while the optimised snap-on design makes fitting and removing the frame easy, even with gloves on. Mic windshields and a lens cap are included to round out the kit.

Recommended For

Bump & Drop Protection: High-strength steel with an internal silicone buffer shrugs off daily bumps and accidental drops while the X6 keeps shooting.

Vlogging & Better Audio: Attach a third-party microphone receiver to the frame's mount for audio that beats a direct Bluetooth connection.

Quick-release Workflows: The bottom cover adds a quick-release mechanism and a 1/4" screw, and its pins still work with charging selfie sticks and pocket-folding selfie sticks.

Cold-Weather Handling: The optimised snap-on design makes the frame easy to fit and remove even with gloves on.

Horizontal Mounting Setups: Use the side 1/4" interface to mount the camera horizontally and open up new angles.

Key Features:

Silicone Padding and Steel Cover

Cold Shoe Mount Expandability

Quick-Release with 1/4" Screw

Full Battery and Port Access

Secure Glove-Friendly Snap-On Fit

What's in the Box:

Insta360 X6 Protective Utility Frame

Mic Windshields

Lens Cap

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X6

Additional Product Information

A 1/4" mounting interface on the side of the frame enables horizontal mounting positions.

The latch structure opens and closes easily and holds firm once locked.

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Product Overview

Insta360 X6 Protective Utility Frame

Protection and expandability in one. Keep the X6 safe from knocks while opening up new ways to shoot. Drop protection comes from silicone padding inside the frame, which absorbs shock, and a bottom cover made from high-strength steel. A cold shoe mount on the side widens what you can attach, from third-party microphone receivers that deliver better audio than a direct Bluetooth connection through to lighting and other accessories.

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