The Insta360 X6 Lite Battery packs 1300 mAh into just 31.2 g. It makes the Insta360 X6 lighter overall, so the camera is more comfortable in the hand and on a selfie stick during long handheld shoots. One charge gives up to 70 minutes of continuous 8K recording at 30 frames per second – enough for an ordinary day of shooting.
The Insta360 X6 Lite Battery packs 1300 mAh into just 31.2 g. It makes the Insta360 X6 lighter overall, so the camera is more comfortable in the hand and on a selfie stick during long handheld shoots. One charge gives up to 70 minutes of continuous 8K recording at 30 frames per second – enough for an ordinary day of shooting.
The Lite is the lighter alternative to the Xtreme Battery that ships with the Insta360 X6. It works well as a spare in your pocket for trips, walks and handheld shooting where every gram counts. It comes in a protective pouch.
The Lite Battery for Insta360 X6 – less weight without giving up everyday runtime.

The low weight makes the whole camera lighter. Long handheld shoots are more comfortable and the camera is easier to carry.
1300 mAh delivers up to 70 minutes of continuous 8K recording at 30 frames per second, tested at 25 °C.
A lighter camera at the end of the stick puts less strain on your wrist during longer third-person shots.
The battery is designed exclusively for the Insta360 X6. Actual runtime depends on ambient temperature, heat dissipation, settings and usage.
Use from −20 to 60 °C, charging from 0 to 60 °C.
The battery comes in a protective pouch that keeps it safe in your bag or pocket.
Unlock and open the battery door, pull the battery out by its tab and slide the new one in contacts first, making sure the tab is not trapped under the door. Then close and lock the door.

We recommend for Insta360 X6 Lite Battery:
| Manufacturer: | Insta360 |
| Category: | Accessories |
| Colour | Black |
| For camera | Insta360 X6 |
| Weight | 31.2g |
| Battery capacity | 1300mAh |
| Battery type | Li-ion |
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