Thanks for the comment! To address some of your points: 1) Thanks for the note! I tried that out and you're right! I actually was using it backwards. That actually helps a lot and gets rid of that annoyance for me. Though my worry is for my Go 3 at least, the back doesn't seem as strong magnetically than the front, but it held the Go 3 perfectly before so I don't see any issues hopefully in the future! 2) Yes, that is correct. That's how I was able to put the videos onto my computer to make into this review video. 3) Unfortunately, the video definitely had stabilization enabled. This was in the middle of multiple videos (all the clips were with stabilization enabled) and that clip along with a small snippet of the clip after were the only sections that had the "jumpy" issue. To be fair to the Go 3, that's still the only times I've ever had that happen for me still to this point so I'm trusting the product more, but it's still something that has happened before, so personally for me, it's still in the back of my mind. 4) That is right! There are many people here that are really know a lot about the Go 3! There is definitely a lot to know about this camera like the freeform mode and such. For my own photowalks, the regular video mode is the one I use the most and is the one that enables me to use 2.7K. 5) For this point, that may be the upscaling from your editing program since you might be editing in a 4K timeline using your 2.7K footage, but that would be my guess as I can't really say for sure without looking at how you're uploading your clips and such. Oh for sure, there are definitely limitations with the GO 3, just like any camera, but it still does great at what it's supposed to do (which I mentioned in the video as well). That's also a reason why I'm keeping it and have not returned it or tried to sell it. Thanks for watching!

While it is true that the product's description/limitations are clearly noted, I believe that still is something to be discussed, positively or negatively. Just because it is clearly noted, doesn't really make it any less note worthy. Is it redundant? Maybe, but I don't think those features are to be ignored. For example, clearly, the product is known for it's small form factor and it's weight. I'm not just going to not mention it in the video, especially since that's the main reason why people are going to buy it, including myself. This also is a video for those that might not be as well informed about the product as others, which is also why I mentioned information such as price, which are clearly noted on their website as well. Thanks for watching!