Insta360 GO Ultra User Manual

一、Product Introduction

1.1 GO Ultra Introduction

The Insta360 GO Ultra is a compact action camera. The following diagrams illustrate its components:

Camera Unit:

The camera unit features a flip touchscreen, shutter button, power button, Q button, lanyard port, indicator light, speaker, release switch, charging point, Type-C charging port, and mounting latch.

Action Pod:

The Action Pod includes an indicator light, microphone, ambient light sensor, lens and lens guard, single camera button, speaker, lanyard port, MicroSD card slot, locking tab, and connection contacts.

1.2 Standard Accessories

The GO Ultra and Action Pod can be mounted on various accessories for flexible shooting. The following accessories are included:

Accessories	Description	Figure Description
Magnet Pendant	Steps: 1. Adjust the length of the lanyard. 2. Place the camera icon side of the badge facing outwards and attach the GO Ultra single camera through the clothes. 3. Supports both horizontal and vertical attachment directions. Horizontal position can shoot 16:9 videos, and vertical position can shoot 9:16 videos. 4. After use, you can wind the lanyard outside and store the external rope through the magnetic suction piece of the adjustment buckle. Precautions: 1. Patients with pacemakers should not use it. 2. Do not attach the single camera to the silicone surface of the badge. 3. Rotate the gray silicone part of the badge to fine-tune the camera shooting angle. (Tip: It is recommended that female users and users with larger chest muscles rotate the badge 180 degrees before use to obtain a better horizontal view.)	Diagrams show the assembly and use of the magnet pendant with the camera and clothing.
Easy Clip	Steps: 1. Fix GO Ultra on the clip surface. 2. Clip the clip to the edge of a hat or other place to shoot first-person video.	Diagrams show the Easy Clip attached to a hat.
Magnet Pendant Safety Card	Steps: 1. Pass the rope at the end of the quick-release bean through the single camera lanyard opening. 2. Wrap the anti-lost rope around the magnetic lanyard and tighten it, and fix it on the magnetic lanyard. 3. Press the quick-release bean into the anti-lost rope buckle, making sure to press it into place. 4. Attach the single camera to the badge on the magnetic lanyard, either horizontally or vertically.	Diagrams show the assembly and use of the magnet pendant safety card.

1.3 Finding Your Serial Number

Your serial number can be found in several locations:

Product Box: The serial number is located on the back of the original product box. The box displays various certifications and model information for both the Insta360 GO Ultra Standalone Camera and the Insta360 GO Ultra Action Pod.
Camera Settings Page:
1. Press the power button to turn on the camera.
2. Pull down to enter the camera settings page, navigate to "Settings" > "About Camera" to view the camera serial number. The screen displays "Camera Serial No." and "Action Pod Serial No.".
Insta360 App:
1. Connect the camera to the Insta360 App.
2. Enter the Insta360 App "My" page and click "Device Information" to view the camera serial number.
Insta360 Studio:
1. Open Insta360 Studio on your computer and import the original film.
2. Select the original film and open the file properties window in the right menu bar to view the camera serial number.

二、First Use

2.1 Image storage

The camera uses a MicroSD card to store captured image files. Insert the MicroSD card by pushing open the memory card cover on the side of the single camera. This device recommends using UHS-I, V30 and above micro SD/TF memory cards with exFAT format. Using cards with too low speed may cause recording failures. Do not use UHS-II, UHS-III, or memory cards exceeding 1TB, as this may lead to compatibility issues and stop recording.

2.2 Powering On

Align the camera with the contact pins and insert it into the Action Pod. Press and hold the power button on the Action Pod for 2 seconds to power on. To remove the camera, press and hold the release button while pulling out the camera module.

2.3 Activation

The first time you use GO Ultra, you need to activate it through the Insta360 App. You can download the Insta360 App in the following ways:

After turning on the camera for the first time, scan the QR code that appears on the screen.
Scan the QR code on the accessory box.
Find "Insta360 App" in "Downloads" on the Insta360 official website to download it.

After downloading, follow these steps to activate:

Turn on the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functions on your phone.
Open the Insta360 App, click the "Search for new devices" icon at the bottom of the App page, and find the camera you need to connect based on the camera and the last 6 digits of the serial number displayed in the pop-up window. Mobile phone authorization is required before connecting. When connecting for the first time, click to confirm the connection on the expansion cabin screen.

After successful connection, if a new firmware version is available, the App will prompt you to upgrade. Complete the camera firmware upgrade according to the App prompts. After the upgrade, follow the prompts on the App page to complete the camera activation.

2.4 Charging

Use the official data cable in the package to connect the Type-C interface of the expansion compartment to the charger for charging.

Place GO Ultra in the expansion compartment and use the official data cable to connect the camera and the charger for charging.
During the shutdown charging process, the GO Ultra single camera and expansion compartment indicator lights are always on and orange. After fully charged, the expansion compartment indicator light turns green and stays on.

Notes:

When charging in the expansion compartment, ensure the single camera is completely fastened to the expansion compartment without looseness or inequality.
It is recommended to use a charger to charge the camera. The maximum input current and voltage is 5V 3A. Connecting to a computer or other mobile power supply may provide insufficient power to charge both the single camera and expansion compartment simultaneously.

GO Ultra Charging Time:

0-80%: in 12 minutes
0%-100%: in 20 minutes

Action Pod Charging Time:

0-80%: in 18 minutes
80%-100%: in 40 minutes

Charging Time Details:

GO Ultra charging time: Measured in a 25℃ (77°F) laboratory environment, using a sufficiently charged Action Pod (≥70%), without connecting to an external power supply, and with the camera turned off.
Action Pod charging time: Measured in a 25℃ (77°F) laboratory environment, using a 30W USB-C charger that supports the PD 3.0 PPS protocol, with the expansion module turned off and without connecting the Standalone Camera. Actual charging time may vary under different conditions.

三、Basic Use

3.1 Buttons

Action Pod Buttons

Power Button

Camera Status	Operation	Descriptions
Powered off	Press once	Power on. When you power on the device for the first time, press and hold for 2 seconds to power it on; after activation, you can power it on with a single click.
Powered on	Press once	When the screen is on: turn off the screen and lock the screen. When the screen is off: turn on the screen and unlock it.
Powered on	Long press	2 seconds: Power off. 7 seconds: Force shutdown.

Q Button

Camera Status	Operation	Descriptions
Powered on	Press once	Quickly access preset shooting modes and parameters. Press again to switch between different presets. The first time you press it, it will default to the Shooting Mode page. Tap the switch icon in the upper left corner to change to the Presets page or customize the Quick Button in Settings.

Shutter Button

Camera Status	Operation	Descriptions
Powered off	Press once	Short press: Start recording video. Double press: Start taking photos. (Must be enabled on the camera first.)
Powered on	Press once	On Preview Page: Tap to start taking photos/recording videos. In the video recording mode, tap again to stop recording. On other interfaces: Tap to return to the preview interface and start shooting in the selected mode. When the App is connected to the camera for the first time, you can short-press the expansion module shutter button or the GO Ultra single camera button to confirm the connection. When recording, tap the red pause button on the screen to pause recording, tap the flashing red dot button or the shutter button to continue recording, and tap the stop button in the lower right corner to terminate recording.
Powered on	Long press	Quickly cancel and delete recording. (Must enable "Long press Shutter Button to cancel recording" first.)

GO Ultra Button

Control GO Ultra when you take it out of the Action Pod.

Camera Status	Operation	Descriptions
Powered off	Long press	2 seconds: Power on. Start QuickCapture.
Powered off	Press once/double click	Short press: start recording using the current mode. Double press: Start taking a photo by default. (Must be enabled on the camera first.)
Powered on	Press once	Start taking photos/recording videos. In video recording mode, tap again to stop recording. When the App is connected to the GO Ultra single camera for the first time, you can short press the Action Pod shutter button or the GO Ultra button to confirm the connection.
Powered on	Double Press	Starts taking photos by default. (You can customize the double-click button settings in the settings page. This setting only takes effect when the device is powered on and not connected to the expansion dock.)
Powered on	Long press	2 seconds: Shutdown. 7 seconds: Force shutdown.

GO Ultra Button Customization

You can customize the GO Ultra button according to your preferences through the Action Pod.

Turn on the camera and enter the camera menu.
Select "Single Camera Button Settings" in "Settings" to customize the function of the GO Ultra's single camera button when it's powered on.

* This setting only works when the camera is powered on and not connected to the Action Pod.

3.2 Using GO Ultra and Action Pod

Press the expansion compartment unlock button to take out the single camera.

In-place use logic: Use it as an integrated camera, and the GO Ultra button function is disabled.
Non-in-place usage: The Action Pod is used as a Bluetooth remote control for image transmission and is used with a single camera.

* When GO Ultra is not in Action Pod and the Action Pod is used for remote preview, data is transmitted via Bluetooth, and the preview video quality is reduced. The clarity of the actual recorded video is not affected and is subject to the recording parameters.

3.3 How to quickly distinguish horizontal and vertical shooting modes

You can quickly distinguish horizontal and vertical shooting modes by observing the camera position and the direction of the indicator light.

When using a single camera to take selfies, facing the single camera perspective:
- Horizontal shooting: the camera is in the upper right corner of the body, and the indicator light is horizontal.
- Vertical shooting: the camera is in the upper left corner of the body, and the indicator light is vertical.
When the single camera is attached to the magnetic lanyard, look down at the single camera perspective:
- Horizontal shooting: the camera is on the left, and you can see an indicator light.
- Vertical shooting: the camera is on the right, and you can see two indicator lights.

Diagrams illustrate 16:9 (horizontal) and 9:16 (vertical) aspect ratios.

3.4 Using the Touchscreen

Touch screen operation

The touchscreen's main display shows the current shooting mode. The menu bar shows the battery level, storage capacity, and current shooting parameters. By swiping or tapping the screen, you can achieve the following:

Tap the screen: Hide/show information on the touchscreen.
Swipe down from the top: View Shortcut Menu.
Swipe left and right in the center: Enter the shooting parameter settings.
Swipe right from the left: Enter the album page.
Swipe left from the right: Enter the shooting parameter settings.
Swipe up from the bottom: Enter the shooting parameter settings.

Shooting Interface

The shooting interface displays various information:

Storage: Shows the remaining number of photos or the length of video footage that can be stored on the microSD card.
HDR: Shows whether HDR is enabled.
Tilt Fix: Turn on/off.
Shooting Mode: Tap the icon and swipe to select a different shooting mode.
GO Ultra Battery Status: Current battery level of GO Ultra.
Action Pod Battery Status: Current battery level of Action Pod.
Shooting Specifications: Current shooting mode settings.
Clarity Zoom: Toggle between 1-2x focus, long press to slide zoom.
Field of View: Change the Field of View.

Shooting Modes

Tap the shooting mode icon and swipe or swipe left and right from the center of the screen to select a different shooting mode.

Shooting mode	Description
Video	Shoot a video with the option to choose your aspect ratio after recording. FlowState Stabilization and Horizon Lock applied in post via app or Studio.
Pure Video	Suitable for video shooting in low light environment at night, the picture is purer.
Free Frame	Anti-shake processing is required in the App or Studio, and the picture ratio and horizontal lock can be adjusted again.
TimeShift	Take a hyperlapse (sped-up) video while moving.
Timelapse	Suitable for shooting static timelapse videos.
Loop Recording	Record continuously and save only the last fixed-length segment.
Slow Motion	Shoot a slow-motion video.
Photo	Suitable for taking photos in most scenarios. You can choose to turn on Live photo. When this function is turned on, the resolution will switch from 50 million pixels to 12.5 million pixels.
Starlapse	Shoot and store multiple photos and automatically combine Starlapse effects.
Burst Photo	Take multiple photos in quick succession.
Interval	The camera automatically takes a photo at a specific time interval.

Shortcut Menu

Swipe down on the touchscreen to view the Shortcut Menu. The menu includes options for Rotation Lock, Lock Screen, Indicator Light Brightness, Prompt Sound, Adjust Brightness, Camera settings, Quick Shooting, Pre-recording, Interval recording, Al Highlight Assistant, Timed Capture, Audio settings, Grid, Long battery life mode, Level Indicator, Kids Mode, Voice Control, Screen Reader, Gesture Control, and Bluetooth.

Shooting Specification Settings

Swipe up from the bottom of the touchscreen to view shooting specification settings. This allows adjustment of parameters like Active HDR, Resolution, Frame Rate, Ratio, and Duration for different shooting modes.

Shooting Mode	Parameters
Photo	Photo format, ratio, resolution, countdown
Video	Active HDR, stabilization level, ratio, duration, resolution, frame rate
Pure Video	Stabilization, ratio, duration, resolution, frame rate
Free Frame	Active HDR, ratio, duration, resolution, frame rate
TimeShift	Stabilization, ratio, duration, resolution, frame rate
Timelapse	Resolution, frame rate, scene, Stabilization, ratio, interval, Shoot length
Loop Recording	Active HDR, stabilization, ratio, loop duration, resolution, frame rate
Slow Motion	stabilization, ratio, duration, resolution, frame rate
Starlapse	Type, photo format, ratio, duration, resolution, countdown
Burst Photo	Continuous shooting number, pre-shooting, photo format, ratio, resolution, countdown
Interval	Interval duration, photo format, ratio, duration, resolution, countdown

Shooting Parameter Settings

Swipe left from the right edge of the touchscreen to see the shooting parameter settings. These include Shutter Speed, Sensitivity (ISO), Exposure Compensation Value (EV), White Balance (WB), Jitter Blur Reduction, Filters, Metering Mode, Sharpness, and Portrait Mode.

Parameters	Description
Shutter Speed	Controls the time it takes for light to enter the camera. Faster shutter speed results in a clearer image. Use higher speeds for dynamic shots and lower speeds for low light conditions.
Sensitivity (ISO)	Reflects sensor sensitivity to light. Higher sensitivity captures more light for a brighter image.
Exposure Compensation Value (EV)	In Auto Mode, adjust EV to help with overexposure or underexposure.
White Balance (WB)	Removes unrealistic colors and tones for accurate color capture. Higher white balance produces warmer tones, lower results in cooler tones.
Jitter Blur Reduction	Improves motion blur and stabilization in low light environments. In extreme environments, the image may be darker with flickering.
Filters	Add different color tones and effects.
Metering Mode	Face Priority prioritizes face brightness. Matrix ensures accurate exposure of the whole image.
Sharpness	Adjusts video screen clarity and image edge sharpness.
Portrait Mode	Improves facial brightness and skin texture in portraits, creating bright and white portraits. Avoid in high-intensity sports scenes.

The following table details available parameters for each shooting mode:

Shooting Mode	Auto	Manual
Photo	EV, Metering Mode, WB	Shutter, ISO, WB
Video	Filters, EV, Metering Mode, Low Light Stabilization, WB, Sharpness	Filters, Shutter, ISO, WB, Sharpness
Pure Video	Filter, EV, white balance, metering, shake blur improvement, video sharpness
FreeFrame Video	Filters, EV, Metering Mode, Low Light Stabilization, WB, Sharpness	Filters, Shutter, ISO, WB, Sharpness
TimeShift	Filters, EV, WB, Sharpness	Filters, Shutter, ISO, WB, Sharpness
Timelapse	Filters, EV, WB, Sharpness	Filters, Shutter, ISO, WB, Sharpness
Loop Recording	Filters, EV, Metering Mode, Low Light Stabilization, WB, Sharpness	Filters, Shutter, ISO, WB, Sharpness
Slow Motion	EV, WB, Sharpness	Shutter, ISO, WB, Sharpness
Starlapse	EV, WB	Shutter, ISO, WB
Burst Photo	Filter, EV, White Balance	Filters, shutter speed, ISO, white balance
Interval	EV, WB	Shutter, ISO, WB

Album Page

Swipe right from the left of the touchscreen to enter the Album page. This page displays captured media, allowing preview and export.

3.5 Indicator Lights

The indicator lights on the GO Ultra and Action Pod provide status information:

Status	GO Ultra Indicator Light Status	Action Pod Indicator Light Status
Power on	After the green light flashes 3 times, it will stay on.	After the green light flashes 3 times, it will stay on.
Standby / Standby Charging / Standby Fully Charged / Pre-recording / File transfer mode	Solid cyan	Solid cyan
Power off	Flashing cyan five times	Flashing cyan five times
Charging (powered off)	Solid Orange (turns off when fully charged)	Solid Orange (turns off when fully charged)
Recording a video / Timelapse	Flashing red	Flashing red
Interval photo	Orange light flashing	/
Countdown	Longer than 1 second: Blue light flashes. 1 second or less: Blue light flashes 3 times.	Longer than 1 second: Blue light flashes. 1 second or less: Blue light flashes 3 times.
Updating firmware	Slowly flashing blue	Slowly flashing blue
Storage abnormality (card full, abnormal file writing, no card) and USB abnormality	Solid yellow	Solid yellow
The battery is too low, the memory card is insufficient, or the charging is abnormal.	Yellow light flashes 3 times every 5 seconds.	Yellow light flashes 3 times every 5 seconds.
Temperature abnormal	Flashing yellow three times	Flashing yellow three times
Find My Status	Red and blue lights flash alternately.	Red and blue lights flash alternately.

3.6 Apple Find My

GO Ultra is compatible with Apple Find My, allowing you to quickly relocate your GO Ultra from your Apple device, provided the GO Ultra has battery. You need to connect the camera first.

Turn on the camera, select "Apple Find My" in the camera settings page, and click "Start Pairing".
Open the "Find My" app on your Apple device, connect, and add the Insta360 GO Ultra in "Items".
After the connection is successful, you can find the location of the GO Ultra through the "Find My" app.
If you want to unpair a single camera, you can triple-click the GO Ultra button and then press and hold it immediately. You can complete the reset after hearing two "beeps".

Note:

This function is not supported when the GO Ultra is out of power.
Only supports searching the GO Ultra, not the expansion compartment.
This function is only available for Apple devices.

四、Insta360 App

4.1 Connect to the Insta360 app

Turn on the camera.
Turn on the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functions on your phone.
Open the Insta360 App, click the camera icon on the homepage to connect the camera, and follow the instructions on the interface. When connecting the camera for the first time, you need to click Confirm (or click the shutter button) in the expansion compartment to authorize.

If you are unable to connect to the app, go to your smartphone's Wi-Fi settings, find your camera, enter the password, and return to the app. You can change the camera's Wi-Fi password on the app settings page.

Still can't connect to the Insta360 app?

Check if the Insta360 app has permission for network, Bluetooth, or local network.
Check if Wi-Fi is enabled on your camera.
Make sure the camera is close enough to the phone.

4.2 Viewing Your Footage

You can browse and manage all the footage captured with your camera using either the Insta360 App or Insta360 Studio.

Insta360 App
- Album Page:
  - i. Connect your camera to the Insta360 App.
  - ii. Go to the Album page to view all captured footage.
  - iii. Tap any file to preview photos or videos in the player.
  - iv. Tap the Export icon in the top-right corner of the player to save the file to your phone's gallery.
Insta360 Studio
- i. Download and open the Insta360 Studio desktop editing tool from the official website.
- ii. Connect your camera to your computer with a data cable and import your footage.
- iii. Browse all files from the footage list, with options for filtering and basic management.

4.3 Editing Your Footage

You can edit and enhance your footage with creative tools in both the Insta360 App and Insta360 Studio.

Via Insta360 App
- Editing Page:
  - i. Connect your camera to the Insta360 app.
  - ii. Head to the Edit page. You can open and edit your material in "Create a Video", or use AI to automatically edit your clips with "Auto Edit". Try out the AI templates, themes, and effects with FlashCut and Shot Lab for viral videos in seconds.
- Album Page:
  - i. Download and open Insta360 Studio on your computer from the Insta360 website.
  - ii. Connect your camera or SD card to your PC and import your media.
  - iii. Edit with Studio's extensive tools and library, or use its Adobe Premiere plugin for even more options.
Via Insta360 Studio
- i. Download and open the Insta360 Studio desktop editing tool from the official website.
- ii. Connect your camera to your computer and import your footage.
- iii. Use the built-in editing tools and extensive effect library in Insta360 Studio to unleash your creativity.

4.4 File Transfer

You can download camera files to your phone or computer, then edit and export them using the Insta360 app or Insta360 Studio.

File transfer from camera to phone

Wireless Connection (iOS/Android):
- 1. Connect the camera to the Insta360 app.
- 2. Open the app's album page.
- 3. Tap the top right icon to select the files you want to transfer. Tap the export icon to save it to your phone's album. Do not exit the app or lock your phone while exporting. Tap the download icon to download the footage to the app album.

If your camera can't connect to the Insta360 app, try the following:

Update the camera and app to the latest version.
Go to your phone's system page to check if Wi-Fi is connected. If not connected, enter the Wi-Fi password, restart the camera and phone, then try again. If still having trouble, go to your phone's Wi-Fi page, tap on the camera's Wi-Fi from the list of networks, click "forget this network" and try to connect again.
Make sure your phone has enabled GPS and Bluetooth permissions for the Insta360 App. If using an Android phone, ensure WLAN+ or Auto Switch Wi-Fi is off. If using an iPhone, check your phone's system settings page for Insta360 and ensure the "Local Network" setting is turned on.

File transfer from camera to computer (Mac/Windows)

Use the official Type-C cable to connect the camera to your computer.
Power on the camera and select 'USB Drive Mode'. Wait for the computer to recognize the camera drive.
Open DCIM > Camera01 folder and copy photos/videos from this folder to your computer.

If your camera can't connect to the camera, try the following:

Ensure the camera firmware is up to date.
Use the official data cable for transfer, as non-official cables may have compatibility issues.
Make sure the camera is powered on.

App File Transfer to Mac

iPhone:
- 1. Connect your iPhone to your Mac.
- 2. In the Finder window on your Mac, select your iPhone.
- 3. Click the small triangle beside the Insta360 to open the folder.
- 4. Transfer from Insta360 app to Mac: Open the "DCIM" folder and drag the desired files to a folder on your Mac.
- 5. Transfer from Mac to Insta360 app: Create a new folder and name it "IMPORT" on your desktop, drag your files to the "IMPORT" folder, and then into the Insta360 app folder on your device. After transferring, restart the Insta360 app on the phone to see the files.
Notes:
- a. The folder must be named IMPORT with capital letters.
- b. You may not be able to see the transfer progress. Please wait patiently for it to finish.
- c. After transferring, restart the Insta360 app on your phone to see the files.
Android:
- 1. Install Android File Transfer on your Mac.
- 2. Connect your phone to the Mac and open Android File Transfer.
- 3. Find "data > com.arashivision.insta360akiko > files > Insta360OneR > galleryOriginal", then do one of the following:
- 4. Browse the files and folders on your Android device, then copy and paste or drag them to a folder on your Mac.

App File Transfer to Windows PC

iPhone:
- 1. Install iTunes on your Windows PC. Connect your iPhone to your PC, open iTunes, then complete the authorization process.
- 2. After successful authorization, click the iPhone icon, and the iPhone's files will appear.
- 3. Click "File Sharing" and choose "Insta360" from the list.
  - Transfer from iPhone to Windows PC: Find the DCIM folder, then click Save.
  - Transfer from Windows PC to iPhone: Create a new folder named "IMPORT", copy photos/videos to it, and then into the Insta360 app folder on your device.
Notes:
- 1. The folder must be named IMPORT with capital letters.
- 2. After transferring, restart the Insta360 app on your phone to see the files.
Android:
- 1. Connect your Android phone to your PC. Choose "Manage Files" under "USB Connected" on the phone if required.
- 2. Click "My Computer/This Computer", find your phone model, and click "Internal Storage".
- 3. Find "data > com.arashivision.insta360akiko > files > Insta360OneR > galleryOriginal", then do one of the following:
  - Transfer from Android to Windows PC: Copy the folder or files to your PC.
  - Transfer from Windows PC to Android: Copy files to this folder from your PC.

五、Maintenance

5.1 Firmware Update

Firmware updates are regularly available to ensure the camera runs efficiently. Update to the latest version for optimal results. Before updating, ensure the camera has at least 20% battery remaining.

Update via Insta360 app: Connect the camera to the Insta360 app. The app will notify you if a new firmware update is available. Follow the on-screen instructions.

If the camera firmware update fails, check the following and try again:

Ensure the camera is close to your phone.
Keep the Insta360 app running and do not exit or minimize it.
Ensure your phone has a strong and stable network connection.

Update via Computer:
- 1. Make sure the camera is powered on.
- 2. Connect the camera to the computer using the USB Type-C cable and select USB Mode.
- 3. Download the latest firmware version from the official Insta360 website.
- 4. Once the computer recognizes the camera, copy the "Insta360GO3SFW.pkg" file to the camera's root directory.
Note:
- 1. Do not change the file name.
- 2. Disconnect the camera from the computer. The camera will automatically power off.
- 3. Power on the camera and wait a few moments for the firmware update to start. The indicator lights will slowly flash blue.

5.2 Waterproofing

GO Ultra (without expansion chamber) is waterproof to a depth of 10 meters and can be used for underwater shooting without an additional protective cover. For extended underwater shooting, use the GO Ultra diving case.
Before taking underwater photos, replace the built-in protective lens with an underwater high-definition lens for the best shooting effect. (Underwater high-definition lens cannot be used with the diving case simultaneously.)
When the GO Ultra camera is placed in the expansion chamber, the expansion chamber has IPX4 level waterproof splash function. Do not use the expansion chamber alone underwater.
Before use, ensure the charging data contact points on the back of the camera and the expansion chamber are not stained or oxidized.
After using GO Ultra (without expansion chamber) underwater in seawater, please follow these precautions:
- Gently rinse the surface of the camera with clean water.
- Soak in fresh water for 10 minutes.
- Wipe it dry with a soft cloth and place it in a ventilated place to dry naturally. After the surface is free of water, you can remove the battery and other operations.

To maintain optimal waterproof performance of your GO Ultra camera:

Do not use a hair dryer to blow the microphone and speaker, as this will damage the internal waterproof membrane.
Do not operate the camera for a long time (>1 hour) outside the recommended temperature range (-20°C~40°C) or in extremely humid environments, such as saunas or hot springs.
When storing, avoid environments with excessive temperature or humidity, and avoid storing with perfumes and cosmetics to prevent contact corrosion.
Prevent the camera from entering the water at too fast a speed, as excessive impact may cause water to enter the device.
Do not drop the camera or subject it to other impacts.
Do not disassemble the GO Ultra single camera.

5.3 Cleaning

If foreign objects, such as dirt or hair, are on the Lens Guard, clean it with clean water or use a lens pen, air blower, or cloth.
If the lens contains foreign objects, such as dirt or hair, clean it with a lens pen, air blower, or cloth.

5.4 After Underwater Use

After using GO Ultra with the AquaLens for underwater shooting, switch back to the standard Lens Guard for best results. Due to high underwater humidity, moisture may remain on the lens when changing guards, potentially causing fogging. To get back to clear shooting quickly, follow these steps:

Shake the device 3-5 times to remove as much water as possible from the surface.
Remove the AquaLens and wipe the lens barrel thread area with a clean paper towel/cleaning cloth.
Shoot for about 5 minutes at 4K/60fps to warm up the camera body slightly and help evaporate residual moisture; or use a hair dryer on the cool setting and blow air onto the lens area for about 5 minutes.
Once the lens barrel is confirmed dry, reinstall the standard Lens Guard onto the camera lens.