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Core Insights - DJI and Insta360 are two major Chinese outdoor imaging giants competing in each other's core product areas, leading to intensified competition in the consumer drone and panoramic camera markets [2][4] - DJI holds a dominant position in the consumer drone market with an 80% global market share, while Insta360 has rapidly risen to become a leader in the portable panoramic camera sector with a projected market share exceeding 80% [3][4] - GoPro, once a leader in the action camera market, has seen its market share decline from over 50% five years ago to just above 33% due to competition from DJI and Insta360 [9][10] Company Performance - Insta360's revenue in the global consumer panoramic camera market reached 67.2% in 2023, with a forecasted increase due to continuous product innovation and channel expansion [4][17] - GoPro's revenue has declined significantly, with a drop of 6%, 10%, and 20% from 2022 to 2024, resulting in a revenue of only $800 million in the previous year and a net loss of $432 million [13][14][15] - DJI's revenue is estimated to be significantly impacted by its inability to launch products in the U.S. market, potentially losing around $1 billion in sales [21][22] Market Dynamics - The global action camera market is experiencing a shift, with DJI and Insta360 gaining market share at the expense of GoPro, which has struggled to compete effectively [9][10] - GoPro's attempts to diversify into drones and panoramic cameras have failed, leading to a focus solely on the action camera market [10][11] - The U.S. market, being the largest for action and panoramic cameras, has seen GoPro's revenue drop by 25% last year, indicating a significant threat to its market position [19] Legal and Regulatory Challenges - GoPro has engaged in multiple patent infringement lawsuits against Insta360, but a recent ruling by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) favored Insta360, allowing it to maintain its market presence in the U.S. [18] - DJI faces significant barriers in the U.S. market, including supply chain disruptions and product shortages, which have hindered its ability to compete effectively [21][24]