Filmora, or something else?

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Hey guys.
I am looking at Mac video software. I have outgrown iMovie and want something that can handle more channels of video (rather than the 2 iMovie is limited to).
I don’t want to spend $300 on final cut, although the 90 day trial is tempting.
I’m also running this all on a entry level 2015 MacBook.

Filmora looks like a good option, but I havent heard many trusted opinions about it. $30 for the year is in the price range. Anyone able to weigh in or suggest other options. I will say that quality of the software is important. I typically don’t like bad looking open source stuff. Just my personal enjoyment factor.
Thanks!

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I tried to use filmora, it’s not the best thing since sliced bread, but if you’re looking for a step up from iMovie, I’d use da Vinci resolve.

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Thanks. I’m having a quick look and see a free version and a studio paid version. Any catch with the free one?

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You just don’t get as much of the effects and stuff like that. However, you still get access to the color correction that resolve is famous for.

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Ive downloaded it and played a little. It looks amazing, especially for free software. Thanks. I have some learning to do but im happy I reached out here and asked.

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