We have some good news related to the DJI drones. The software update support time is now being extended to 2029. That clearly means recently announced drones like Avata 360, or all the DJI drones that were announced before the December 2025 ban, are eligible to get software updates till January 2029, and yes, they are also fully eligible to be sold in the United States of America. Only the drones that were announced after December 2025, like the DJI Lito X1, and so on, are banned from being sold in the United States of America.
On May 8, 2026, the Federal Communications Commission’s Office of Engineering and Technology quietly released Public Notice DA 26-454. This notice extends the waiver that allows already-authorised foreign-made drones — including popular DJI and Autel models — to continue receiving critical firmware and software updates until at least January 1, 2029.
Here’s the full breakdown from a USA user perspective: what changed in the latest update of May 2026, what hasn’t, and exactly what this means for your drone flying future.
What the FCC DJI Extension Actually Does
The FCC’s decision does three key things:
Extends the update window from the previous January 1, 2027 cutoff all the way to January 1, 2029.
Expands the scope to include both routine Class I changes (security patches, bug fixes, compatibility updates) and more significant Class II permissive changes.
Applies to any drone, UAS critical components, or consumer routers that were FCC-authorized before being placed on the Covered List.
In plain English: If you already own a DJI drone that was legally sold and authorized in the U.S., DJI can keep pushing out official firmware updates, security patches, and feature improvements for the next 2+ years.
This directly affects millions of American owners of:
The agency openly acknowledged that suddenly cutting off security updates would create a bigger cybersecurity risk than the original national-security concerns the ban was meant to address.
Without patches, existing drones could become vulnerable to hacking, leave users exposed, and create safety issues in the national airspace. They do need the help of DJI to keep the drones safe, those are already in the hands of consumers, and that’s why they have extended the ban period., By extending the waiver, the FCC is prioritising real-world consumer protection while the drone industry transitions.
Important Clarification: The DJI Ban Is Still in Effect
This extension is not a rollback of the broader restrictions.
New DJI drones cannot receive FCC equipment authorization and cannot be legally imported or sold as new products in the U.S.
The Covered List rules (stemming from the 2025 NDAA and earlier FCC actions) remain fully in place.
You still cannot buy the very latest unreleased DJI models through official U.S. channels.
In short: Your current fleet is supported longer — but the pipeline for brand-new DJI hardware is closed.
What This Means for Different Types of US Drone Users
Recreational Pilots
Your weekend flyer (Mini 4 Pro, Air 3S, etc.) will keep getting the latest features, bug fixes, and security updates through 2029. No sudden obsolescence. Resale value on the used market should remain strong for the next few years.
Part 107 Commercial Operators
This is huge for real estate photographers, inspectors, farmers, and infrastructure pros. You can confidently schedule jobs knowing your primary tools will stay current and secure. No need to panic-upgrade your entire fleet right now.
Enterprise & Government Users
The extra breathing room gives organizations time to evaluate Blue UAS–compliant alternatives or diversify their fleets without being forced into an immediate (and expensive) swap-out.
Everyone
You can keep using the DJI Fly / Pilot apps and official update channels without interruption.
The Bottom Line for American Drone Users
The FCC’s DA 26-454 extension is a smart, practical decision that protects millions of U.S. drone owners from sudden obsolescence and cybersecurity gaps.
It buys the entire industry valuable time to develop secure domestic alternatives while keeping your current DJI investment safe and supported through at least 2029.
If you own a DJI drone in the United States, this is genuinely good news. Your current fleet just got a multi-year lease on life.
What do you think — will you keep flying DJI through 2029, or are you already testing alternatives? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
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The Sony A7 five-camera is stopped in users’ chats. According to the sales data released by CAPA CAMERA WEB, the Sony α7 V Body has reclaimed the number one position in Yodobashi Camera’s best-selling interchangeable-lens camera rankings for the first half of May 2026 (May 1–15).
This clearly indicates that, in mid-full-frame, people prefer the Sony A7 V over the others, possibly due to the introduction of a partially stacked 33-megapixel sensor.
And this is not the first time the Sony A7 V camera is at the top of the sales chart. It has done it before — the winning streak of the Sony A7 V camera started after the latter half of January 2026. It was interrupted in the previous period, but as of now, the top two spots have been fixed, and Sony is dominating the market once again.
Complete Top 10 Best-Selling Interchangeable-Lens Cameras at Yodobashi (May 1–15, 2026)
Full-frame hybrid flagship with 33MP partially stacked sensor, 30fps blackout-free shooting, advanced AI AF
2
Sony α7C II Zoom Lens Kit
Compact full-frame body + versatile zoom kit – perfect for travel and street
3
Canon EOS R50 Double Zoom Kit
Entry-level APS-C mirrorless making its first top-3 appearance in nearly 2 years
4
Sony VLOGCAM ZV-E10 II Double Zoom Lens Kit
Vlogging favorite with creator-focused features
5
Fujifilm X-T30 III XC13-33mm Lens Kit
Retro-styled APS-C with film simulation magic
6
Fujifilm X-M5 XC15-45mm Lens Kit
Compact, affordable Fuji for beginners
7
Sony α7C II Body
Compact full-frame body-only option
8
Canon EOS R10 RF-S18-150 IS STM Lens Kit
Versatile APS-C zoom kit for all-rounders
9
Nikon Z50II Double Zoom Kit
Nikon’s refreshed APS-C mirrorless
10
Canon EOS R5 Mark II Body
High-resolution pro full-frame still going strong
As we can clearly see, Sony dominates with 4 entries in the top 10, including the top two spots. Canon secures three places (notably the surprise podium finish for the R50), while Fujifilm and Nikon round out the list with strong APS-C offerings.
Why the Sony α7 V Is Dominating Sales Again in May 2026
Sony A7 has been dominating the market since 2018, with their A7 III model, and now it’s time for Sony A7V, and Sony is again in the headlines with the Sony A7V Model.
Blackout-free continuous shooting at up to 30 fps with AF/AE tracking
Advanced AI subject recognition for humans, animals, birds, insects, cars, and more
Impressive 4K video up to 60p (7K oversampled) and 120p in crop mode
7.5-stop IBIS and dual USB-C ports for extended power/data workflows
Buyers love the body-only version because it pairs perfectly with their existing E-mount lenses – from affordable primes to pro zooms. Its return to #1 after a one-period dip shows sustained demand among serious enthusiasts who want flagship performance without the premium price of the α1 or α9 series.
Runner-up Sony α7C II Zoom Lens Kit continues to appeal to travellers and content creators who prioritise compactness without sacrificing full-frame image quality.
The Canon R50, still one of the fav cameras in Japan, specifically in terms of entry-level users. Canon EOS R50 Double Zoom Kit is climbing to 3rd place — its first appearance in the top three since the second half of May 2024 (almost exactly two years ago).
This affordable APS-C mirrorless kit (RF-S18-45mm + RF-S55-210mm) remains a favorite for beginners and vloggers thanks to:
24.2MP sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF II
4K 30p video (6K oversampled)
Intuitive touchscreen interface and lightweight design
The strong performance of Canon’s entry-level kit alongside the more advanced EOS R10 and R5 Mark II shows balanced demand across price segments.
Should You Buy the Sony α7 V or One of the Other Top Sellers?
Choose the α7 V if you want pro-level stills + video in one rugged body and already own Sony glass.
Go for the α7C II Kit for a more compact full-frame travel camera.
Consider the Canon EOS R50 Double Zoom Kit if you’re a beginner or vlogger on a budget — its return to the podium proves it’s still one of the best value mirrorless options in 2026.
Yodobashi Camera rankings like this are updated every two weeks, so we’ll be watching closely for the second half of May results. Will the α7 V extend its reign, or will Canon or Fujifilm shake things up?
What’s your take? Are you team Sony full-frame or prefer the lighter APS-C options? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
Stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for the latest camera news, reviews, and sales rankings from Japan and around the world.
Data source: CAPA CAMERA WEB / Yodobashi Camera (May 1–15, 2026)
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So we have the two NEW PRO pocket gimbal cameras, which are coming straightaway in the next few weeks, and specifically, the users are very much excited about the DJI Pocket 4 PRO as well as they are for the Luna Ultra camera.
If you feel or are thinking it’s really hard to decide which camera you should buy, then we have created a specification comparison where you can get a very clear idea, depending upon the pricing, as well as the core specifications of both the handheld gimbal pocket cameras, to find the best camera for you.
The most important factor, if you are living in the United States of America, then obviously there is a very hard chance for the DJI Pocket 4 Pro camera to appear in online or offline stores across the United States of America. For that, we have to wait for Xtra Muse Pro2. They set the features and all the goodness of the Pocket 4 Pro camera inside it, with some additional twist in the display screen design of the camera.
We’re using the exact spec sheets you’ve probably already seen (the clean infographics floating around since NAB and Cannes) — they’re remarkably accurate based on hands-on prototypes and early official leaks. Here’s the no-BS, side-by-side breakdown.
Highly Detailed Specs Comparison Table
Feature
Insta360 Luna Ultra
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P
Main (Wide) Sensor
1-inch CMOS, 50MP, ~18mm equiv
1-inch / 1.1-inch CMOS, 50MP, ~20mm equiv
Main Aperture
Fixed f/2.0 (leaks say f/1.8)
Variable f/1.7–f/2.8
Telephoto Sensor
1/1.3-inch CMOS, 12MP, ~70mm f/2.8
1/1.3-inch class, ~60mm
Zoom
~3.9–6x optical/lossless, up to 12x hybrid
2–4x optical (mostly 3x confirmed)
Dynamic Range
14 stops, 10-bit iLog (Leica Summilux calibrated)
14 stops (some claims 17), 10-bit D-Log M (Hasselblad)
5D joystick, fast zoom rocker, customizable button
Upgraded 5D joystick, fast focus button
Storage
128GB internal, expandable to 2TB
128GB built-in + microSD
Battery
1500mAh, 30W USB-C
1545mAh, 30W USB-C
US Price (body)
~$780
~$730–750 (estimated)
US Availability
Fully available – Amazon, B&H, Adorama, Insta360.com
Grey market only (FCC Covered List issues)
we tried to keep the differences as clean as possible, and we have done multiple verifications while creating this table, and if you find any errors, kindly report in the comment section. We will fix it as soon as possible
Key Differences Explained
Zoom Reach – Insta360 Wins by a Mile
The Luna Ultra’s longer ~70mm tele + true 6x lossless zoom is the killer feature. DJI’s 3x optical on the Pocket 4P feels limiting the moment you step back for a clean portrait or compressed background. If you shoot travel vlogs, street, or events where you can’t always get close, the Insta360 is noticeably more versatile right now.
Creative Control – DJI’s Variable Aperture is a Pro Move
DJI gives you real aperture blades (f/1.7–f/2.8). That means shallow depth-of-field without ND filters and better exposure flexibility in changing light. Insta360’s fixed bright aperture is great for low light but less flexible for cinematic work. US hybrid shooters who grade in DaVinci or Premiere will appreciate the extra control.
Color Science & Look
Leica tuning on the Luna Ultra = punchy, filmic, high-contrast look straight out of camera.
Hasselblad Natural Color on the Pocket 4P = more accurate skin tones and realistic rendition (DJI’s long-time strength).
Both do excellent 10-bit log. Real tests will decide, but neither is “bad.”
Modularity & Future-Proofing
Insta360’s detachable lens/gimbal head is genuinely new for this category. You can use the handle as a wireless remote or swap lenses later. DJI is the more “finished” product today, but Insta360 feels like the one that will evolve.
The Giant USA Elephant in the Room: Availability & Warranty
This is the biggest practical difference for American buyers.
Insta360 Luna Ultra → Ships worldwide, full US warranty, easy returns on Amazon/B&H.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P → Standard Pocket 4 is available, but the Pro (4P) dual-lens version has serious FCC/Covered List complications. Many US buyers are stuck with grey-market imports that void warranty and have no official support. If you value peace of mind and easy returns, the Luna Ultra is the safer (and currently more available) choice.
Who Should Buy Which?
Buy the Insta360 Luna Ultra if you:
Want maximum optical zoom reach
Love the idea of a modular system that could grow with you
Shoot a lot of travel, events, or portraits where compression matters
Want immediate US availability and full warranty
Prefer Leica’s cinematic look
Buy the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P if you:
Prioritize variable aperture and creative exposure control
Already live in the DJI ecosystem (Mavic, Ronin, etc.)
Value ActiveTrack 7.0 for run-and-gun subject following
Are okay hunting grey-market deals or waiting for possible official channels
Love Hasselblad’s more neutral color science
Our Verdict – The Best Camera for You
Right now, as we all know, if you are living in the United States of America, the only option you have is the Insta360 Luna Ultra. But if you’re not in the United States of America and already part of the DJI ecosystem, the Pocket 4 Pro is obviously the best choice for you.
But again, if you are completely new and looking for a gimbal camera, then obviously the Insta360 Luna Ultra gives you more freedom with a remote control and attachable display screen, for which you have to pay extra in the DJI Pocket 4 Pro gimbal camera. Specifically, I am talking about the additional frame and tap remote controller.
Both cameras are massive leaps over the single-lens pockets of the past. The dual-lens era is finally here, and Insta360 just delivered the version that feels more future-proof for US buyers.
What do you think? Drop your choice in the comments — Luna Ultra or Pocket 4P? We’ll update this article with full side-by-side footage tests the moment both are in our hands.
Specs based on official early materials and trusted leaks as of May 23, 2026. Real-world image quality tests coming soon.
The article “Xtra Muse 2 Pro and Muse 2 Get Dual-Side Flip Touchscreen” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 7:50 pm, Saturday, 23 May 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
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Xtra Muse 2 and Xtra Muse 2 Pro are coming with a slightly different design than what we have seen in the DJI 4 or the 4 Pro camera, and the main difference is visible in the display screen of the camera, which can be shifted to the extreme left or to the extreme right side of the camera as per the user’s requirement.
This detail about the new kind of display screen was revealed by the Xtra Camera official page an hour ago.
Official teaser sketch showing the new dual-sided flip screen and integrated grip on the Xtra Muse 2 series. Credit: @xtracameras
What’s New on the Xtra Muse 2 & 2 Pro
Well, if we look at the text of the Xtra written in their Xtra official handle, it calls the refresh “Made to Feel XTRA Comfortable” and it focuses on two practical improvements creators have been asking for:
Dual-Side Flip Touchscreen: The articulating screen features a very unique design-wise flip-out display, accessible from either side of the camera. Whether you’re shooting traditional vlogs selfie-style or framing from the rear (great for run-and-gun or third-person shots), you get instant, accurate framing without awkward angles while using sing hand, Well, that’s a perfect companion for pros who do daily life vlogs.
Integrated Ergonomic Grip. Instead of an add-on accessory, the new built-in grip is molded directly into the body. This gives the Xtra Muse 2 series a cleaner, more premium look while delivering significantly better handheld comfort for long shooting sessions.
The official post also gives a shoutout to designer @createbeyondboundarie for helping perfect the naming and overall feel.
Why These Changes Matter for Creators
Yes, pls keep in mind while reading this port, these aren’t flashy spec bumps – they’re the kind of thoughtful aka design upgrade and refinements already DONE in their upcoming camera, that make a pocket camera actually enjoyable to use all day.
Faster framing in any orientation
More stable and comfortable grip (less fatigue during travel vlogs, events, or street shooting)
Cleaner design with fewer loose accessories
This update builds directly on the earlier teasers that already promised a 2-way/bi-directional screen. Today’s reveal confirms the final execution and shows Xtra is listening closely to real-world feedback.
With the new dual-side screen and built-in grip, the Xtra Muse 2 series is closing the comfort gap even further against the current DJI Pocket lineup. Many U.S. creators are already eyeing the Muse 2 Pro as the most practical “DJI Pocket 4 Pro alternative” available stateside this summer.
Bottom line: If you already own DJI ECO system-based mics etc, and are waiting for the next big pocket vlogging camera that’s actually comfortable to shoot with for hours, today’s update makes the Xtra Muse 2 / 2 Pro even more compelling.
We’ll update this page the moment Xtra drops full specs, pricing, or pre-order details. Expected U.S. launch remains June–July 2026.
What do you think? Is the dual-side flip screen and built-in grip enough to make you choose the Xtra Muse 2 over the competition? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
The article “Xtra Muse 2 Pro and Muse 2 Get Dual-Side Flip Touchscreen” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 5:37 am, Saturday, 23 May 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
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So, we have the latest report coming straight out from the most popular and the largest retail store firm, BCN+R. The DJI Pocket series cameras have captured more than 72.5% of the Japanese camera market share, according to data from April 2026.
The highlight of the month was the biggest debut of the Osmo Pocket 4. And the demand was so high, despite being released on April 22, the compact gimbal camera sold at a blistering pace, securing 21.5% of the entire month’s video camera sales volume in just nine days of availability — enough to claim the No. 1 position outright.
Complete Market Domination
The sales rankings paint an even clearer picture of DJI’s overwhelming lead:
1st: Osmo Pocket 4 (DJI)
2nd: Osmo Pocket 3 (DJI)
3rd & 4th: Other DJI models
Only in 5th place did a non-DJI product appear — Insta360’s GO Ultra. The top four positions being swept by a single brand is rare in any consumer electronics category and underscores the current reality of the video camera market in Japan.
According to BCN+R, total video camera sales in April surged dramatically year-over-year (158% in volume and 135% in value), largely fueled by the hype and strong demand for the Osmo Pocket 4.
A Trend That Keeps Growing
DJI has now maintained the top manufacturer position for approximately 30 consecutive months. While Insta360 remains the closest competitor, the gap has widened significantly. Most other brands, including GoPro, Sony, and Panasonic, are now fighting for single-digit market shares.
The Osmo Pocket 3 was already credited with reshaping the affordable, high-quality video camera segment. Its successor, the Osmo Pocket 4, appears poised to take that dominance even further. Industry observers note that the combination of improved image quality, better stabilization, enhanced features, and strong brand loyalty has created what many are calling a near-monopoly in the pocket-sized and action camera space.
What’s Next?
Despite DJI’s commanding position, the competition is not standing still. Insta360 and GoPro have both launched competitive new models recently, and it remains to be seen whether they can chip away at DJI’s lead in the coming months.
For now, however, DJI is in complete control of the Japanese video camera market. The Osmo Pocket 4’s record-breaking start suggests that the company’s grip on this segment is only getting stronger.
The article “DJI Pocket 4 Becomes No.1 in Japan in Just 9 Days, Drives Record 72.5% Market Share” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 9:17 am, Wednesday, 20 May 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors
Finally, we have the first unboxing video of Insta360 Luna, it does confirm that we are not at the verge of an announcement. So, make everything look authentic. On May 18, 2026, tech YouTuber Kingmi Mobile released what appears to be the world’s first full unboxing and hands-on of the Insta360 Luna Ultra Black — the highly anticipated dual-lens flagship that’s shaping up to be DJI’s strongest rival yet.
What’s Inside the Insta360 Luna Ultra Box
Yes, here is where the real excitement begins. We have reached the horizon level, where we are witnessing the unboxing of the Insta360 Luna. And let’s explore what we will be getting in the packaging
Insta360 Luna Ultra Black body with dual Leica Summicron lenses
Detachable OLED touchscreen remote (the standout modular feature)
Tripod, wrist strap, charging cable, and protective pouch
Documentation and Insta360 Care promo
Notably missing in the base kit (as pointed out in viewer comments): microSD card and fill light – you’ll need to buy those separately.
What we can extract from this unboxing video is the build and the design quality, and most importantly, for the first time, we have seen how the entire setup works and the most amazing part was removing the handheld controller from the camera
Key Highlights from the Kingmi Mobile Unboxing
Build & Design: Premium feel in matte black. The magnetic detachable handle with integrated OLED screen works flawlessly as a wireless remote with live view.
Dual-Lens System: 1-inch main sensor (F1.8) + telephoto lens for true optical zoom (up to 6x lossless reported). So, it’s no less than the DJI Pocket Gimbal 4 PRO that has been recently announced globally
De-attachable Screen: Flip-out + fully detachable OLED for remote control — a game-changer for solo vloggers.
First Impressions: Yes, it does have an impressive look with an Excellent build quality, smooth gimbal, and promising low-light performance thanks to the large sensor and Triple AI Chip.
The video also gives a quick look at the camera’s menu system, stabilisation, and initial handling impressions.
Special Features: Detachable OLED remote, AI Deep Track, 4-hour battery life, Triple AI Chip for low light
Colors: Black and White (Panda) editions
Insta360 Luna Ultra vs DJI Osmo Pocket 4
This is the big question everyone is asking. The Luna Ultra brings:
Larger 1-inch sensor + brighter F1.8 aperture
True dual-lens optical zoom
Innovative detachable wireless remote screen
However, early feedback notes higher international pricing (~$780 body / ~$960 kit in US/EU markets) compared to DJI.
Release Date & Pricing
Official global launch is expected in late May to early June 2026. Pre-order pricing leaks suggest aggressive positioning in some markets, but US/EU buyers should prepare for premium DSLR-like pricing.
The article “Insta360 Luna Ultra Unboxing Finally Here” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 7:59 pm, Tuesday, 19 May 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors
The Insta360 pocket gimbal camera is on the verge of its announcement, but people are confused about its pricing. Now everything was going perfectly till the company’s founder and CEO, Liu Jingkang, directly addressed the leaked pricing on Weibo, confirming that the rumoured figures are real… but only for the US and international markets.
According to the CEO’s post (widely shared on Reddit’s r/dji and Chinese social media), the Luna Ultra will carry a noticeably higher price tag outside China. He stated (rough translation):
“People online are saying Luna is too expensive. The rumoured online pricing is real, but that’s the US price. I wouldn’t dare to sell it at that price range in China. Hope people don’t misunderstand.”
Obviously, these Chinese products have to pay hefty taxes in other countries around the world, so they have no option but to pass the burden of extra taxes onto the consumers who are buying the product.
Confirmed US Pricing
Luna Ultra Body Only — ~$780 USD
Luna Ultra Full Creator Bundle / Kit — ~$960 USD
These are the official prices American buyers can expect. Early grey-market leaks floated $560–$620 ranges, but the CEO has now made it crystal clear that those lower figures do not apply to the US market. Yes, they have limited to the Chinese market.
The Pricing in the Chinese Market is expected to remain low, very similar to the data we have from Chinese retailers, which we have published earlier
Earlier pre-sale leaks from Chinese suppliers had the Luna Ultra hovering around $560–$620 during early listings. The CEO’s clarification suggests those lower figures were likely China-specific or promotional, while global buyers will pay a premium.
Obviously, the DJI Pocket 4 Pro is not available in the United States of America due to FCC-related issues regarding the dual-lens-based pocket gimbal camera. Insta360 Luna has a golden opportunity for now, but as per the initial set of reports, the DJI Pocket 4 Pro is being rebranded and will soon become available in the United States market under the name Xtra Music Pro 2, which we had earlier mentioned in one of our published posts.
Quick Specs Recap: Why the Price Tag?
The Insta360 Luna Ultra isn’t just another pocket camera — it’s positioned as a premium creator tool:
Dual Leica Summicron lenses (20mm main f/1.8 + 120mm telephoto)
Detachable OLED touchscreen that doubles as a wireless remote controller
Advanced 3-axis gimbal + FlowState stabilization
AI tracking, Hi-Fi 48kHz 32-bit audio, modular design elements
It’s clearly gunning for the high-end segment of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 / Pocket 4 Pro crowd.
The Big Question for American Buyers
Will the Leica tuning, true dual-lens zoom, and detachable remote screen be worth the hefty US premium over DJI’s ecosystem? Or will most US creators stick with the more wallet-friendly (and widely available) Osmo Pocket 4 series? Or maybe we should wait for Xtramuse 2 PRO camera for a reasonable pricing-based option…
Drop your take below:
Are you buying the Insta360 Luna Ultra at these US prices, waiting for a sale, or going DJI instead?
What do you think? Is the Insta360 Luna Ultra worth the extra cost for its Leica optics and modular design, or will you wait for DJI’s next move? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
We’ll keep you updated with the official global launch pricing, India availability, and hands-on impressions as soon as they drop.
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