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By admin, on November 12th, 2026
DJI is launching a new product called the DJI Osmo 360 Air. This is not just a name. One of the most trusted sources has confirmed that the Osmo 360 Air is a real product. But what is it, actually?
On November 10, Igor (@Quadro_News) added it to his confirmation list of upcoming products and linked it to a photo he posted on October 21. The image shows two prototype-style units – one black dual-lens body and one white prototype-looking unit – but no propellers, arms, or flight hardware are visible.
Lets have more clear pic of the shared image
DJI OSMO AIR: What we know so far
The public record remains limited:
- The product name “Osmo 360 Air.”
- Igor’s November 10 list that groups it with other unannounced items including the Neo 3, Osmo Nano 2, Mic 4, Action 7, and Osmo Mobile 9.
- The linked October 21 prototype photo of camera-style bodies.
- One additional comment describes it as a “smaller, lighter 360 camera,” with a note that it could be useful for multi-camera 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) setups.
No specifications, pricing, official product page, or FCC filing under DJI’s 2ANDR grantee code have appeared.
Could It Be a Flying Modular Camera?
We have seen the Hover Air series, which has a built-in pocket gimbal with detachable propellers. Now we do understand. DJI is taking its competitors’ ideas seriously, and the pocket gimbal camera category has gained major popularity worldwide. Despite being a leader in this category and commanding more than 50% of the video camera market in many countries worldwide, DJI’s competitors are introducing innovations that could draw consumers away from DJI. One of the latest announcements was the Insta360 Luna Ultra, featuring a detachable screen, a built-in mic, and full remote control. DJI has never offered this, despite having introduced the fourth generation of its Pocket series cameras. And now, HoverAir has introduced a flying pocket gimbal camera.
HoverAir Versa has demonstrated that a pocket camera can attach to a propeller module and become a self-flying unit. DJI has not yet released an equivalent modular “camera that becomes a drone” product, so the concept is logically possible.
However, nothing in the current leaks supports that reading. Igor has not described the Osmo 360 Air as a drone or modular flight system. The only photo shows camera prototypes rather than a flight body. The sole public description calls it a smaller, lighter 360 camera. DJI already offers a dedicated 360-degree drone in the Avata 360, and creators have already mounted the regular Osmo 360 on drones for aerial footage. A new modular flying version would represent a distinct product direction, yet no evidence of that has surfaced.
The More Likely Reading
“Air” in DJI’s naming has consistently indicated a lighter, more portable variant. Combined with the prototype photo and the “smaller, lighter” description, the available evidence points to a compact handheld 360 camera rather than a new drone or a snap-on flying combo.
A modular flight version remains possible in principle, but it would require clearer signals – such as photos showing a flight body, explicit language from leakers, or an FCC filing — that are not present today.
Bottom Line
Based on what has been shared so far, the Osmo 360 Air appears to be a lighter, more portable version of DJI’s 360 camera line. Just like the iPhone Air. The flying modular interpretation is an interesting possibility suggested by the name, but it is not supported by the actual leaks. Until stronger evidence appears, the practical conclusion is that this is a compact 360 camera, not a flying Osmo 360.
We will continue tracking the name as more details surface.
Source: Igor (@Quadro_News)
The article “DJI Osmo 360 Air: The Name Points to a Lighter Camera, Not a Flying Combo” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 6:12:11 pm, Thursday, 12 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
By admin, on November 10th, 2026
We have a confirmed list of products coming in a series of announcements from DJI and Insta360, sourced directly from one of the most trusted leakers, Igor. DJI and Insta360 continue their rapid cycle of consumer cameras, 360 systems, pocket gimbals, and drones into late 2026 and 2027. With the year almost over, the strongest near-term candidates are the DJI Neo 3 and Insta360 Ace Pro 3. At the same time, longer-term products (mirrorless systems, next-generation 360 flagships, and Air/Avata refreshes) are expected to arrive in 2027.
As usual, Most new DJI consumer aircraft remain China-first with limited or no official US path. Insta360 products generally have cleaner US retail availability. All dates and specs below are based on leaks, filings, and patterns; nothing is official until the companies confirm it.
One of the most confirmed names is obviously
DJI Neo 3
The DJI Neo 3 is about to arrive very soon, with its announcement expected in November 2026. However, as we all know, DJI typically announces its products in mainland China first, followed by a gradual global rollout in different markets.
Near-Term (November–December 2026)
DJI Neo 3 (Strongest remaining 2026 consumer drone candidate)
Production-dated (China registry DEN326, 21 September 2026), retail boxes and unboxing footage have circulated for weeks, and it has appeared in DJI Fly app code.
DJI NEO 3 Specification
- Weight: 192.7 g (still under 250 g)
- Sensor: Leaked square 1/1.1-inch CMOS (same family as Osmo Action 6), native vertical shooting, 2× lossless zoom
- Controller: RC Mini with screen
- Battery: New three-cell design (reports of ~1800 mAh / 18.9 Wh), incompatible with Neo 2
- Window: Mid-to-late November 2026 (China first, global shortly after if pattern holds). November 3 claims were unsourced.
- US: No official path expected while Covered List rules remain. Gray-market only, higher prices, limited support.
We have covered the unboxing video, box contents, weight, sensor claims, and date rumors in multiple posts.
 Original Product Shot of ACE PRO 3 White Edition Insta360 Ace Pro 3 (Announcement soon)
For Insta360, the next upcoming product is the Ace Pro 3. Based on the registration details filed with the FCC on September 29, 2026, the camera is expected to arrive before January 2027. According to our sources, some reports also suggest that the launch could happen as early as December 2026. So, the announcement is not too far away, although we are still waiting for confirmation from highly trusted sources like Igor and Jasper Ellens.
FCC grant 29 September 2026 (ID 2AWWH-CINSABUA, model CINSABUA). Multiple real images and side views (black and white) have leaked, plus regulatory battery data.
- Battery: 2250 mAh (3.87 V / 8.71 Wh) — clear step up from Ace Pro 2
- Sensor: Strongly rumored 1-inch-class 50 MP Leica-tuned (unconfirmed by FCC)
- Video: Rumored 8K30 (possible higher in some modes), 10-bit 4K120, 1080p240
- Design: Updated body, octagonal Leica lens housing, improved front display, larger battery
- Expected US price: $549–599 range
- Window: November 2026 announcement most likely (fits Ace series Q4 pattern and typical FCC-to-launch timing). Some observers note the confidentiality request runs into March 2027 and argue a spring 2027 slip is possible.
See our Ace Pro 3 image leaks, battery reveal, and earlier roadmap for full details.
Other late-2026 mentions
- DJI Action 7 and Osmo Nano 2: Rumored pre-November 11 window from earlier reports; confidence lower than Neo 3 or Ace Pro 3.
- Insta360 Luna Pro global rollout: China launch already happened; global pricing and retail expected in the September–October window (may still be rolling out).
Upcoming DJI 2027 Products: Camera, Drones and Gimbals
DJI
- Air 4: Possible late 2026 but more likely early 2027. Sub-250 g class with camera and obstacle-avoidance upgrades. China-first; US path blocked under current rules.
- Avata 3: FPV refresh with rumored larger (1-inch class) sensor. Window still Q3/Q4 2026 or into 2027. Distinct from the already-launched Avata 360.
- Osmo 360 III: Early prototype testing spotted. Realistic window late 2027 (August–September). Expected incremental upgrades (dynamic range, thermal performance at 8K, battery/power, AI). Standard combo pricing projected in the €650–720 / £550–620 range.
- Mini 6 / Mini 6 Pro: Early-to-mid 2027 (weight and camera upgrades). Same US barriers.
- Mavic flagship refresh and first DJI mirrorless stills body: Mid-to-late 2027 possible.
- Gimbals (RS/Ronin) and accessories: Normal cycle updates expected.
Upcoming Insta360 Products in 2027: Mirrorless camera and more
- Mirrorless cameras (two models): Confirmed by CEO JK Liu. One described as having a surprising form factor. Prototype(s) expected at CP+ 2027 (February). Full commercial launch more realistic mid-to-late 2027. Earlier leaks pointed toward Micro Four Thirds possibilities and AI-focused usability.
- X-series: Spring 2027 updates or limited editions more likely than a full X7 so soon after X6.
- Next GO series: Mid-2027, following the usual summer pattern.
TNC Take
The most actionable near-term products for US readers are the Insta360 Ace Pro 3 (clean retail path expected) and, for those willing to go gray-market, the DJI Neo 3. Everything else is either already out, enterprise-focused, or further out in 2027 with the same US drone restrictions applying to new DJI aircraft.
We will keep updating individual product posts and this overview as new filings, images, or official dates appear. Check our DJI News and Insta360 News categories for the latest.
The article “DJI and Insta360 Upcoming Products 2026–2027: What’s Real, What’s Rumor, and US Outlook” was written by thenewcamera.com team at8:12 pm, Tuesday, 10 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
By admin, on November 9th, 2026 
But some of the best camera deals are already here as of November 9, with major US retailers, including Amazon and B&H, offering significant discounts. So, this would be the best time to buy if you are really interested in getting either the Nikon Z8 or the Canon R5.
The standout remains the Nikon Z8, currently available for $3,196.95 — a drop of more than $1,100 from its typical $4,299.95 list price. That is the lowest price we have seen on this camera in recent tracking and one of the strongest flagship-level deals of the early Black Friday period.
 Nikon Z8 – 3,196.95 (Save $1,100)
Nikon said he is one of the strongest hybrid full-frame cameras available as of now, eight packs, a 45 megapixel full frame stand Seema sensor
So technically, you are getting blackout-free shooting at 20 fps, along with an excellent subject-detection mode and very strong autofocus performance. Specifically, if you are a sports or wildlife photographer, the subject tracking of the Nikon Z8 is very similar to that of the flagship Nikon Z9. One of the most important things is that it also offers 8K video recording and 4K video recording at up to 120 frames per second. So, it is essentially a compact Z9 with almost all the features you would expect from a flagship camera at a more affordable price.
At just under $3,200, it undercuts many newer bodies while still delivering flagship performance for wildlife, sports, weddings, and hybrid stills/video work. The body is in stock at Amazon, and B&H, as of November 9. Check the final cart price before ordering, as these early deals can change quickly.
Canon EOS R5 – Around 2,599 (Save $700)
The Canon EOS R5 is a first-generation flagship camera, and right now, we are seeing a good price drop of approximately $700 from its MSRP. You can now pay around $2,599 at major US retailers. So, again, this is one of the best Canon flagship cameras available at this price. If you are a still photographer who wants highly detailed images with a Canon camera and L-series lenses, the EOS R5 is still one of the best choices.
You are getting a 45MP full-frame sensor, excellent Dual Pixel CMOS AF II, strong 8K and 4K video capability, and IBIS. For many photographers who do not need the absolute latest features of the Mark II, this is the smarter buy right now.
Canon EOS R50 V – $799 (Save $150)
If you’re looking for the best entry-level camera deal in 2026, with the year coming to an end, one of the best options right now is the Canon EOS R50 V. For creators and vloggers, the R50 V is priced at $799 (down from $949). It is an APS-C mirrorless built with video in mind, offering 4K60, a built-in fan for longer recording sessions, and a mix of automatic and manual controls.
Should You Buy Now or Wait for Black Friday?
These early deals are already gaining a lot of attention. Real deals or savings that may not get dramatically deeper on November 27. Stock on popular bodies can also tighten as the official Black Friday weekend approaches. If one of these cameras is already on your list, the current pricing is worth acting on rather than gambling on a further drop.
Prices and availability change quickly. Always verify the exact price, seller (preferably Amazon or authorised dealers like B&H and Adorama), return policy, and final total before checkout.
US Availability Note
All prices above are for the US market and were checked on November 9, 2026 at major US retailers. International pricing and stock differ.
The article “Early Black Friday Camera Deals 2026: $1,100 Off the Nikon Z8 and Major Savings on Canon R5” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 4:36 pm, Monday, 9 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on November 6th, 2026
Finally, we have a confirmed set of specifications for the Nikon Z70 camera. The camera uses a 41-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, which is non-stacked. Earlier, we were expecting a stacked sensor inside the upcoming DX flagship camera, but for now, we have to settle for BSI CMOS.
Take a look at the full set of core specifications of the upcoming Nikon Z70 camera.
Nikon Z70 Key Specifications
| Feature |
Specification |
| Sensor |
41MP DX (APS-C) non-stacked CMOS |
| Processor |
EXPEED 7 |
| Video |
8K/60p, ProRes RAW, RED technology integration |
| Still Speed |
120 fps refresh rate with AF/AE (D500-class performance) |
| EVF |
5.76-million-dot (same unit as the Nikon Z6 III) |
| Special Features |
Digital Teleconverter mode (confirmed via Nikon Singapore material) |
| Controls |
Dedicated top-plate REC button |
| Expected Price |
Around or under $2,000 (US) |
| Announcement Window |
Within the next two weeks (mid-November target) |
What’s Solidly Confirmed
- Body identity and design: Nikon Rumors has confirmed that the official N2416 FCC drawings belong to the Z70. The distinctive top-plate button is a dedicated REC button — a clear sign of the stronger video focus that followed Nikon’s RED acquisition.
- Digital Teleconverter: Nikon Singapore promotional material for the new NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S explicitly mentions the Z70 and its Digital Teleconverter. The caption states that pairing the lens with the Z70’s Digital Teleconverter delivers an equivalent of 1,260mm at f/4. This is the strongest official-side confirmation of both the camera name and the feature to date.
- Earlier signal: The Z70 name briefly appeared on Apple’s official ProRes / ProRes RAW authorised products list in August 2026 (alongside the Z6 III, Z8, Z9, and ZR) before being removed.
What This Means for Photographers
The Nikon Z70 has been presented as the spiritual successor to the ultra-popular D500 DSLR camera. However, if Nikon had introduced a stacked CMOS sensor inside the camera, it would have been a complete game-changer. But they have to keep some ingredients for their future models.
The camera is equipped with a 41-megapixel sensor and can capture 8K video at up to 60 frames per second. It is quite a bit of an indigestible thing that it doesn’t arrive with a fan. Without it, there would be a lot of heat generation that usually happens in high-resolution recording in slow semiconductors (non-stacked). Other than that, the jello effect, or better to say, the rolling shutter effect, may affect the overall 8K video quality while shooting faster-moving objects or subjects.
But let us cut all the worries for now and just hope for the best. As we have seen, the semi/partially stacked CMOS sensor technology inside the Nikon Z6 III and Nikon ZR is able to handle higher resolutions very beautifully. We hope that Nikon will use the same tech inside the upcoming Z70.
The combination of a 41MP sensor + 8K/60p + RED technology + a dedicated REC button suggests Nikon is treating this as a true hybrid flagship rather than a simple Z50 II upgrade. The Digital Teleconverter further strengthens its appeal for long-reach work with the new 120-300mm TC lens.
US pricing is expected to land in the same range as the Z6 III (around or under $2,000 body only). Availability timing remains tied to the announcement window; Nikon has not published an official shipping date yet.
Bottom Line
The Nikon Z70 specification picture is now the most complete and credible of any unannounced Nikon body in 2026. With body drawings confirmed, the Digital Teleconverter referenced in Nikon’s own promotional material, and a consistent spec list from trusted sources, an official announcement in the coming weeks looks increasingly likely.
We’ll update this page the moment Nikon makes it official. In the meantime, this is the clearest look yet at what the Z70 will deliver.
Sources: Nikon Rumors (Nov 5–6, 2026)
The article “Nikon Z70 Supports 2x Digital Teleconverter [Confirmed]” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 7:39 pm, Friday, 6 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on November 5th, 2026
The GoPro MAX2 camera price has dropped to $299 at major US retailers, and that’s the lowest price we have seen since its announcement. The MAX2 has never touched the $299 price mark since the day of its announcement. This is one of the biggest early Black Friday deals I have seen on an 8K 360 camera. The price has been confirmed by B&H Store, USA. Details of the camera and deal are mentioned below.
Current US Pricing (Checked November 5, 2026)
- B&H Photo: $299.00 (listed as Holiday Savings, $200 off $499). In stock and sold by an authorised dealer.
- Amazon: Pricing is more variable. Third-party new offers have reached $299, while sold-by-Amazon listings have recently been higher (around $399). Confirm the exact seller, stock, and final cart price before ordering.
The $299 level is the lowest known price of the GoPro MAX2 camera since its announcement. And it does represent a very deep discount off its price tag. For now, it’s available at B&H Store, while some Amazon sellers are also offering it at the very same price point. This is the best time if you are interested in buying the GoPro MAX2 camera. Let’s take a look at the core specs of the camera before we wrap up.
Key Specs
- True 8K 360 video (up to 30 fps) plus single-lens 4K/60
- 29 MP 360 stills
- HyperSmooth stabilization with Horizon Lock
- Replaceable glass lenses
- 6-microphone 360 audio
- Invisible pole mounting support
- 1960 mAh Enduro battery
- Touchscreen and straightforward Quik app reframe workflow
The GoPRO MAX2 8K 360 camera is designed so you can capture everything around you and choose the framing later. The replaceable lenses and dual-mode (360 + single-lens) design make it more practical for action use than many pure 360 cameras.
Cheapest 8K 360 Camera in the US: Comparison of MAX 2 Price After Early Black Friday Deal
Here’s a short, scannable comparison of where the GoPro MAX2 currently stands on price against the other main 8K 360 cameras (US street pricing, November 2026):
| Camera |
Typical Current US Price |
List / Launch Price |
Key Notes |
Price Position vs MAX2 |
| GoPro MAX2 |
$299 (B&H) |
$499.99 |
Best confirmed early deal |
Baseline |
| DJI Osmo 360 |
~420–475 |
~$550 |
Larger sensor (1/1.1″), strong low light |
~120–175 more |
| Insta360 X5 |
465–550 |
$549.99 |
Excellent low-light, software, battery |
~165–250 more |
Quick takeaway
As you can see very clearly, at $299, the MAX2 is currently the clear price leader among current-generation 8K 360 cameras. The DJI Osmo 360 and Insta360 X5 both offer advantages in low-light performance and sensor size, but they sit noticeably higher in price right now. For pure value on an 8K 360 body, the MAX2 deal is the strongest option at the moment.
Who This Deal Makes Sense For
- Excellent budget option, Creators who want 8K 360 footage and the ability to reframe afterward without buying a separate action camera
- Buyers looking for a capable 360 option under $300 before the main holiday rush
- Anyone who has been waiting for the MAX2 to drop closer to the price of older or competing models
If you live in the USA and trust the GoPro brand, then before the massive deals arrive, the MAX2 is an excellent option. Shops like Amazon.com and B&H also offer a 7- to 30-day return period. If you are not satisfied with the product, you can return your camera.
Max 2 at Amazon and B&H Store
Bottom Line for US Buyers
At $299 (especially from B&H with reliable stock and authorized-dealer status), the GoPro MAX2 is one of the better early Black Friday action and 360 camera values available right now. The discount is real and live. Always double-check the final cart total, seller, return policy, and shipping before checkout, as prices and stock can change quickly.
This is early-season pricing. If you are not in a rush, it is reasonable to watch for any deeper cuts closer to Black Friday, but the current $200 reduction already makes the MAX2 worth considering.
The article “GoPro MAX2 Early Black Friday Deal: Cheapest 8K 360 Camera in the US” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 5:04 pm, Thursday, 5 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
By admin, on November 4th, 2026 
We finally have confirmation that the Nikon Z70 supports a 2× Digital Teleconverter. It was a huge surprise that an APS-C format camera could support a 2× digital teleconverter, making it an excellent package for professional photographers.
This was spotted in official promotional material for the newly announced NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S lens (released on October 29, 2026). In a Nikon Singapore newsletter, the company wrote:
“Pair with the Z70’s Digital Teleconverter and reach stretches to an equivalent of 1260mm at f/4.”
That’s strong confirmation, without a doubt, that the Nikon Z70 is fully compatible with Nikon’s 2× Digital Teleconverter.
What the Promo Text Actually Reveals
The new 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S is the world’s first constant-f/2.8 telephoto zoom with a built-in 1.4× teleconverter. When combined with the Z70’s 2× Digital Teleconverter, the effective reach jumps to 1,260mm at f/4.
This confirms two things:
- The Nikon Z70 exists and is real
- It has a dedicated 2x Digital Teleconverter feature
Timeline and Previous Leaks
Nikon has scheduled the Z70 for a November 2026 announcement. Despite this new confirmation, we are still waiting for final teaser images or videos from Nikon before calling its arrival 100% locked.
If we look at the earlier confirmation, it started in August 2026, when the Z70 briefly appeared on Apple’s official ProRes / ProRes RAW authorised products list (next to the Z6 III, Z8, Z9, and ZR) before being removed. That pointed to serious internal video capabilities.
Nikon Z70 Rumoured Specs (Still Unconfirmed)
Yes, the rumoured specs are still floating around the web. The Z70 as a high-end professional DX body – essentially the mirrorless spiritual successor to the D500 and a “mini-Z9/Z8” in the APS-C line:
- APS-C / DX format body
- High-resolution 45MP stacked (or fully stacked) sensor (high pixel density for reach)
- EXPEED 7 processor
- Fast continuous shooting and strong subject detection AF
- Strong video: ProRes / ProRes RAW support, high frame-rate 4K (and possibly 8K modes)
- Professional build, weather sealing, and ergonomics above the Z50 II / Z30
Pixel count and exact video specifications are still unconfirmed. The presence of a 2× Digital Teleconverter makes a high-resolution sensor more likely, as a 2× crop requires sufficient pixels to remain usable.
We’ll update this page as soon as more confirmed details emerge.
The article “Nikon Z70 Supports 2x Digital Teleconverter [Confirmed]” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 6:44 pm, Wednesday, 4 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on November 3rd, 2026 Finally, we have one more image of the Insta360 Ace Pro 3 in white, and this completes the colour variations available at the time of announcement for Ace Pro 3 users. We have already shared the camera’s core specifications. The Ace Pro 3 is about to arrive with a large 1” sensor inside it and a bigger battery to upscale the overall performance of the camera to the next level when compared to the Ace Pro 2.
Let’s initially analyse the design of the Ace Pro 3 camera, and what’s new we have there.
The side face of the Ace Pro 3 is now also available to us, and the images clearly show the thickness of the body, the placement of the buttons, and the port where we can obviously plug and play. We can also see how the flip screen actually sits over the body. So, everything is now very clearly visible, and all these product shots clearly indicate that the announcement is about to happen very soon, possibly in the second week of November 2026.
This clearly indicates the announcement is about to happen very soon, possibly in the second week of November 2026
1. New Leaked Image Shows Black and White Color Options
The latest Quadro_News photo places the Black and White Ace Pro 3 next to each other. Both versions feature:
- Larger rounded octagonal lens housing with the signature red ring
- Clear “LEICA” branding and “SUPER-ELPRO-A 14 ASPH.” marking
- Full-color front display showing a live camera preview
- “Ace Pro 3” badge and Insta360 logo
- Similar overall body layout to the Ace Pro 2 (including the flip-out touchscreen area)
Some text on the lens and screen looks slightly uneven, which is common with early renders or concept-style leaks, but the source and design direction match previous authentic Ace Pro leaks from the same account.
The Ace Pro 2 already offered Midnight Black and Arctic White, so dual color options on the Ace Pro 3 are expected.
3. Insta360 Ace Pro 3 Specifications
Industry leaks and supply-chain reports that have circulated since August continue to point to significant imaging upgrades:
- Sensor: 1-inch-class 50MP CMOS (up from the Ace Pro 2’s 1/1.3-inch sensor), co-engineered and color-tuned with Leica
- Video: 8K30 (with some reports suggesting higher frame rates in certain modes), 10-bit 4K120, and 1080p240. HDR and a log profile are also expected
- Stabilization: FlowState 2.0 with improved AI-assisted 360° horizon lock
- Other features: Continued Leica color profiles, possible dual-camera “Ultra” variant, waterproofing up to 16 m without a case, and roughly 185 g weight
- Battery life: Up to around 200 minutes of continuous 4K recording has been mentioned in leaks, aided by the larger cell confirmed in the FCC documents
These details remain rumors. The FCC filing and the new images do not yet prove the sensor size or video modes.
4. Expected US Price and Availability
Ace Pro 2 launched at $399.99 in the US. Current estimates for the Ace Pro 3 put it in the 549–599 range, which would position it as a premium step up while remaining competitive with high-end GoPro and DJI options. No official US pricing or pre-order information has been released.
Based on Insta360’s previous Ace series timing (Ace Pro in November 2023 and Ace Pro 2 in October 2024) and the September 29 FCC grant, most observers expect an official announcement in November 2026, with US retail availability at major retailers such as B&H, Best Buy, and Amazon shortly afterward. The company has not confirmed a date.
TNC Take
The Ace Pro 3 is real, we have chatter from unconfirmed sources that Insta360 initially planned to announce the Ace Pro 3 on November 11, 2026. However, this information is from unconfirmed sources, so we are not putting much emphasis on it.
As soon as we get any confirmation about the arrival date from interested sources or reliable insiders, we will update this article and publish a new update on our website.
The new Black and White side-by-side confirms color options and shows the redesigned octagonal lens housing plus color front screen with live preview. The larger battery is already confirmed. Whether the rumored 1-inch sensor and expanded 8K capabilities materialize will only be known once Insta360 makes the official announcement, which currently looks likely before the end of November.
We will update this page with confirmed specs, US pricing, and availability as soon as they become public.
The article “Insta360 Ace Pro 3 Leak: Black and White Versions Plus Side Views” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 7:55 pm, Tuesday, 3 November 2026, Greenwich Mean Time| You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
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