GoPro MAX 360 Tested: Immersive POV, Stealth Mounts, & Versatile Editing for Modern Adventurers? Imagine threading a mount through a mountain trail, catching every jagged edge of the terrain in a seamless, 360-degree arc-then snapping a 4K video of a skydiving maneuver with the precision of a handheld lens. The GoPro MAX 360 is a hybrid beast, merging the immersive power of spherical 360 capture with the traditional versatility of a standard action camera. While the GoPro Hero dazzles with its compact, waterproof design and sharp 4K visuals, it's the MAX that steps into the spotlight for adventurers craving both the panoramic thrill of a 360-degree view and the focused intensity of a first-person perspective. The MAX's 5.6K30 video and 16.6MP 360 photos elevate storytelling, but its real magic lies in the stealthy integration of mounts that let you hide it in plain sight-a helmet, a keychain, even a surfboard's fin. Meanwhile, the GoPro Hero remains the go-to for rugged simplicity, its 12MP photos and touch-screen interface perfect for split-second action. Yet, when it comes to editing, the MAX's 1080p Live Streaming feature pairs with the GoPro Display Mod (a sleek, screen-equipped companion) to offer a seamless workflow, transforming raw footage into vivid narratives. The Media Mod and Light Mod further refine the experience: the former acts as a portable hard drive for on-the-go transfers, the latter as a lighting booster for low-light scenarios. In a world where adventure demands adaptability, the MAX 360 and its accessories form a toolkit that balances innovation with the tried-and-true, proving that the best gear isn't just about capturing moments-it's about redefining how we see them.