Insta360 responds instantly; new accessories coming for Nano!

How's this for being responsive?  I just posted a preliminary review of the Insta360 Nano a couple of hours ago, complementing the image quality but complaining about the lack of self-timer and lamenting the watermark. 


Here's Insta360 response:

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Amazing!  That's the kind of responsiveness that could put Insta360 on the map.  Thanks for listening to your customers, Insta360!

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