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.
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Cameras Coming in November 2026 (and Possible December Slips): What’s Real, What’s Rumor, and What You Can Buy in the US
November is almost here, and we have approximately two months left before 2026 comes to an end. During these two months, we can expect a new range of cameras, starting with the Nikon Z70 and the Insta360 Ace Pro 3. So, let’s discuss the cameras we can expect to see over the next two months.
November is the main launch window, but a few products could still slip into early December. Sigma has already announced the FP2, with a confirmed November 11 shipping date. The Fujifilm X-T6 remains the strongest unannounced camera rumor. Everything else is less certain, and several DJI products have no official US launch path.
Nikon Z70 — Soft November Window (Can Slip)
We first saw the name of the Nikon Z70 camera when it appeared on the Apple-compatible camera list. After that, we received strong indications from our sources.
According to the trusted rumour mill, the announcement/arrival month of the Nikon Z70 is November 2026. Finally, the wait may soon be over. We are going to have a true professional APS-C mirrorless camera and a potential replacement for the Nikon D500.
Later on the same source also added that, the date can still slip into early December. Specs, sensor, price, and final name are unconfirmed.
US buyer note: If it launches, it should be sold officially in the US. Treat the date as soft.
Insta360 Ace Pro 3 – FCC Confirmed, Announcement Soon
The Insta360 Ace Pro 3is confirmed. We first reported the FCC filing on 13 October 2026. Regulatory data later revealed a larger battery. The two upgrades the market is expecting most – a 1-inch sensor and stronger 8K video- additionally made the arrival window clearer.
Although we do have strong hints related to the presence of a large 1-inch sensor and 8K video recording capability with 4K 120fps frame rate, the most consistent rumour for the Ace Pro 3 is a 1-inch (or ~1/1.2-inch) 50MP Leica-tuned sensor.
Reported (unconfirmed) details circulating from various sources:
1-inch class sensor (some claims of Leica tuning)
8K video capability
Larger battery (one report lists 2,250 mAh)
Late October to late November announcement window based on past Ace series timing (early December slip possible)
Insta360 products normally launch officially in the US. Treat all sensor, video, and price claims as rumor until Insta360 confirms them. The FCC filing is the only hard public evidence so far.
DJI Neo 3 – Strongest DJI Candidate, No Official US Path
Based on the Neo series announcement pattern and the latest leaks related to the Neo 3, all of this suggests that the announcement could be just around the corner. As we have seen with previous DJI launches, announcements often begin in mainland China, followed by a global rollout over the next few weeks. Therefore, we could see a global rollout of the Neo 3 throughout November 2026.
The most convincing part is DJI NEO 3 leaked retail box units, which is floating on web for more than a month. Thats a usual thing before DJI product announcement,
Boxed units with “Not For Sale” stickers have been filmed in Indonesia. A 192.7 g production listing and a three-cell battery that does not fit the Neo 2 have appeared. Camera rumors center on a larger 1/1.1-inch square sensor. Jasper Ellens’ October 7 estimate pointed to mid-to-late November, but that remains a guess and could easily move into early December.
No aircraft FCC grant exists. The RC Mini controller has a pre-cutoff grant, but that does not authorize the drone itself.
US buyer note: Extremely unlikely to appear on DJI.com/us. Gray-market units may show up, but they will have no US warranty or Remote ID path. Neo 2 and other legal sub-250 g models remain the practical US options.
DJI Osmo Action 7 and Osmo Nano 2 – Late 2026
As we have said in outr prev post too, Starting from the beginning of the year, we have added updates related to the DJI Action 7 and Osmo Nano 2 in that post. We have clearly mentioned that the scheduled launch time could be sometime in November 2026
Some weaker Chinese reports have claimed a pre-November 11 launch, but these are not from trusted sources. Action 6 already has 8K/30 and the square sensor. New DJI action cameras face the same Covered List restrictions that have kept other post-December 22, 2025 products off official US shelves. An early-December announcement remains possible but low confidence.
Fujifilm X-T6 – Strongest Remaining November Rumor
FujiRumors continues to point to a November announcement for the X-T6, possibly alongside the XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR II. The camera was delayed from an early September window because of component shortages. A bottom-plate sketch published October 21 shows no vertical battery-grip connector.
Rumored (unconfirmed) details include a 40MP APS-C X-Trans sensor, new X-Processor 6 with better AI AF, larger NP-W255 battery, and improved video specs. Fake “mega specs” lists from earlier in the year should be ignored.
Confirmed November Lens
Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary for Nikon Z ships to authorized dealers on November 5 at $769.
What US Buyers Should Do
Sigma FP2: Already announced. Pre-order if it fits your needs. Ships November 11.
X-T5 buyers: The X-T6 is the only remaining camera with a reasonably consistent November window. Waiting a few more weeks is reasonable.
Action camera buyers: Ace Pro 3 has an FCC grant but no official announcement. Action 6, Ace Pro 2, and GoPro Mission 1 Pro are the real US options today.
DJI shoppers: Do not hold a purchase for Neo 3 or Action 7 if you need a US warranty. Legal options remain Mini 5 Pro, Avata 360, Neo 2, Action 6, and Pocket 3.
Nikon APS-C: Z70 is still soft and could move into early December.
November 2026 camera update for US buyers, plus possible early-December slips. Sigma FP2 ships November 11 at $2,199. Fujifilm X-T6 is the strongest rumor, Ace Pro 3 has an FCC filing, and DJI Neo 3 still has no official US path.
Thats the update we have for now, if any new update arrive we will be updating the article soon.
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Finally, the pocket gimbal camera is here, and many users are getting it since it has a completely different appeal, while those who were planning to buy a gimbal camera have been waiting. They were confused. Should they buy it or not? Now they are willing to buy the entire package since this smartphone already has a pocket gimbal built-in.
Honour already sells a smartphone with a real moving camera arm. Ten days later, a top Chinese leaker said Honor also wants a standalone handheld gimbal camera – the shape that made DJI Osmo Pocket a default vlog tool. One of those products is shipping. The other is still a secret. Do not mix them up.
That couple poster is teaser art. Caption: 荣耀云台相机. Portuguese line: “Psst… temos um segredo para te contar.” Translation: we have a secret to tell you. The hardware in the frame is a handle + tilting head + red record button. That is Pocket language. That is not Robot Phone.
The market is on fire.
Obviously, after the DJI Pocket gimbal series, vlogging cameras have created a new consumer base and become one of the most popular content creation tools of all time. Now every company wants to try their hands on the Pocket gimbal camera series. Recently, Insta360 has introduced 2 brand-new Pocket gimbal cameras, which include the Luna Ultra as well as the Luna Pro. Other than that, OPPO and vivo are building vlog cameras. Honor just walked into that war with a phone. The leak says it may walk in again with a camera.
The poster is lying if you read it too fast
荣耀云台相机 means “Honor gimbal camera.” That phrase covers two products. Only one exists.
Robot Phone is a 6.3-inch slab. The camera lives in the rear island. It unfolds, tracks, then folds shut.
The poster shows a silver vertical handle, a small front screen, a red rec key, a camera head that tilts like Osmo Pocket. If you publish that image as Robot Phone, you are wrong. If you publish it as a confirmed Honor Pocket, you are also wrong. It is a rumor visual. Treat it as smoke, not a spec sheet.
Why this category is no longer a toy
It looks like the sale of Honor Robot Phone has completely changed the perspective of Honor towards their future product-line strategy, and due to the massive popularity and sales, they have decided to finally enter DJI’s territory by introducing a standalone Pocket gimbal camera with one of the most advanced feature sets for content creators possible.
What Honor would have to beat or lose on day one – Bottom line
Honor is already a gimbal-camera company. Robot Phone is not a concept. It ships. The arm moves. The price is brutal. The color science is the flex.
The next question is colder: will Honor also sell a jacket-pocket camera so you do not have to carry a 248 g phone to get that arm? Digital Chat Station said yes. The poster whispered “secret.” Honor has said nothing.
Until there is a name, a spec table, and a date — Robot Phone is news. The standalone camera is a rumor.
Quoted: the IT Home Chinese sentence and the poster’s Portuguese line. Everything else is condensed from Honor and launch coverage. Standalone specs: unconfirmed as of 1 September 2026.
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Insta360 is selling a lot of cameras, but they are not able to generate as much profit as they made in the previous year. And believe me, the sales are quite high, which means the numbers are more and higher, but the profit has reached its lowest point, specifically when compared to the previous year’s first-half profit.
Insta360, listed in China as 影石创新 (688775.SH), published its first-half 2026 report on the evening of 27 August. The headline is simple: the company sold a lot more cameras and made almost no money.
That is really a big contrast. We are going to explain this situation in this article in a detailed way, so let’s begin.
than Keep in mind that these profit figures and sales numbers are before the Luna Ultra and Luna Pro announcements. These two announcements hit differently and have become two of the top-selling pocket gimbal cameras in most stores across the United States of America. Since the DJI Pocket 4 Pro has now been banned not only in the USA, but the Asian market is also very keen towards the new Ultra. So, the second-half sales numbers will be quite a bit different than the first half.
1. The numbers check out
The figures circulating after the report match the official filing.
For January–June 2026, Insta360 reported:
Revenue: RMB 5.517 billion, up 50.29% year on year
Net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 30.41 million, down 94.15%
Profit excluding non-recurring items: a loss of RMB 15.34 million, down 103.12%
Operating cash flow: an outflow of RMB 2.761 billion, down 1,245.12%
Weighted average ROE: 0.53%
Basic and diluted EPS: RMB 0.08, down 94.41%
Exact filing amounts were RMB 5,516,546,762.11 of revenue and RMB 30,407,322.67 of attributable net profit. Media outlets rounded revenue to 55.17亿元. Caixin, IT之家, 证券时报 and MarketScreener all reprinted the same set.
The company is still growing on the top line. Profit and cash generation are not.
2. How much profit did they actually make?
The graph clearly shows the **profit **they made in the first half of 2026, and it is quite disappointing, but we believe profit after the introduction of the new series will be different. But for that, we have to wait until March 2027
2026 is not finished. The only audited window so far is the first six months. In that period, shareholders of the listed company were attributed about RMB 30.4 million. At recent rates that is roughly $4.5 million, or about ₹43 crore.
Put beside sales, that profit is tiny. Revenue was about ₹7,840 crore. The company kept about half a percent of sales as attributable net profit.
Even that ₹43 crore overstates the quality of earnings.
After stripping one-off items, H1 was a loss of about RMB 15.3 million (~₹22 crore).
The whole group, including minority partners, lost about RMB 94 million.
Pre-tax profit was a loss of about RMB 90 million.
The parent company can show a small profit while the group loses money because some new businesses — notably early-stage lines such as panoramic drones — booked large losses that were allocated to minority shareholders.
The year also split in two. Q1 still made about RMB 85 million. Q2 lost about RMB 54 million. Insta360 went from “growing but less profitable” to its first quarterly loss since listing in a single quarter.
3. Profit did not rise versus last year. It collapsed.
The clean comparison is first half versus first half.
H1 2025
H1 2026
Change
Attributable net profit
RMB 520 million
RMB 30.4 million
−RMB 490 million (−94%)
Roughly in rupees
₹739 crore
₹43 crore
−₹696 crore
Core / 扣非 profit
profit of RMB 492 million
loss of RMB 15.3 million
−103%
They made about 6% of last year’s first-half profit. Sales were up by half. Profit was down by nineteen-twentieths.
Full-year 2026 profit is still unknown. The 2025 annual profit was much larger — on the order of RMB 929 million — but that is last year’s completed result, not this year’s.
4. Did they just cut prices to buy market share?
Price competition is part of the story. It is not the whole story.
Well, there’s one of the most important parts of this article. According to their own text from the official source of information, Gross margin fell by about 10 percentage points, to roughly 41% from about 51%, which is very low compared to what they should have to generate to make a lot of money. One of the major reasons behind that is the cheap, competitive products available in the market that they have to compete with. Yes, we are talking about DJI, one of the strongest alternatives and a bigger brand than Insta360.
Although DJI is now banned in the USA, and Insta360 has a big relief over that, that’s why we are saying the second half of the results will be quite a bit different. But right now, other than that, Insta360 has also added pocket gimbal series cameras to its portfolio, so it is going to boost the overall sales record of the company.
Other reasons Why Insta 360 Profit is down:
Memory chips got expensive. Cameras need a lot of storage. Chip prices stayed high. Insta360 also spent nearly RMB 2 billion buying chips ahead of time. That was a supply bet. It also drained cash and hurt near-term profit.
They spent heavily to build the next product cycle. R&D was about RMB 1.04 billion, almost 19% of sales. New categories, especially panoramic drones, are still in the spend-first stage.
Mix changed. More new lines and accessories can dilute the old, fatter 360-camera margins.
So the H1 picture is not “they dumped cameras cheap, and that is all.” It is some price and promotion pressure + much higher component costs + a large investment bill. That combination can produce exactly this result: revenue up 50%, profit almost gone, cash flow deeply negative.
5. Why Ultra and Pro make the next chapter different — and why they do not settle it yet
The H1 report is a poor snapshot of the product line Insta360 is selling now.
Luna Ultra, the 8K Leica dual-lens gimbal camera, launched on 10 June 2026. H1 includes only about three weeks of Ultra sales.
X6, the new flagship 360 camera, launched on 12 August.
Luna Pro, the 4K vertical gimbal camera, launched on 20 August.
X6 and Pro are not in the H1 accounts at all.
Launch demand for Ultra was real. It sold out in minutes on Chinese platforms. The white version vanished quickly in Japan. There were queues. It reached bestseller lists and later appeared in a Costco bundle in the United States. Insta360 also kept Ultra off the main summer discount event, which is usually a sign that management wants to protect flagship price.
The honest split is this:
H1 = old mix + a short Ultra burst + expensive chips + heavy investment.
H2 = Ultra in volume + X6 + Pro, still against the same cost and competition problems.
Insta360’s verified H1 2026 result is not a mystery. It sold about RMB 5.52 billion of product and attributed only RMB 30 million of profit to shareholders. Core operations lost a little money. Cash flowed out by RMB 2.76 billion. Versus the same period last year, profit fell 94%.
That is consistent with a company paying up for chips, spending on R&D and new categories, and fighting DJI for share. It is not proof that the business is broken, and it is not proof that Ultra and Pro have already fixed it.
The next story is narrower: can the new gimbal and 360 lineup turn demand into margin, or will H2 repeat the same pattern — more sales, almost no profit? The H1 report cannot answer that. The October quarter can.
The article “Insta360’s H1 2026: Sales Up, Profit Almost Gone – And Why Ultra/Pro May Change the Next Chapter” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 10:17 am, Saturday, 29 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
Insta360 is officially coming tomorrow, August 20, 2026, at 8 PM Beijing time. So we have covered this extensively, and a week ago, we reported that the retail stock of Insta360 had already arrived at multiple retailers across the world, and they are just waiting for the green signal for the official announcement, and now we have that.
After the official announcement, the pre-order page will go live. You can check then and order yours if you’re living in the United States of America.
Latest Update: 6:29 pm, Friday, 21 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
Insta360 China-specific announcement has been done, Global availability status will be updated here soon
The Luna Ultra is already available in the United States of America at a price of $769for the Standard Edition and $969 for the Creator Bundle through the Insta360 Store,Amazon, B&H Photo, and Best Buy. The Pro is expected to have a kind of lower price while keeping all the major core strengths of the camera. But due to the price factor, it will approach a larger consumer base. For those who are already using DJI Pocket series cameras, specifically in the United States of America, after the ban, the new series of cameras are hard to find, and the Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra will become one of the best alternatives to DJI.
Why This Matters for US Buyers
The Luna series is widely available in the United States of America, and similarly, the Insta360 Luna Pro will also become available very soon without any hassle. As we all know, DJI is facing a ban right now, and due to that, not only drones but also the Pocket camera are deeply affected; due to that ban, even if you are willing to buy DJI products, you have only one option, which is getting these products from the grey market.
The Luna Pro is designed as the simpler, lighter, and more affordable entry into that lineup.
The Pro drops the second telephoto lens, which reduces weight and cost while keeping the same large 1-inch sensor, Leica color science, 3-axis gimbal, and detachable OLED remote.
Native 4K30 vertical (9:16) recording — a major focus of the marketing
10-bit i-Log
Up to 14 stops of dynamic range
Digital zoom up to 2x lossless in 4K and 4x “super clear” zoom
Stabilization & Tracking
Full 3-axis mechanical gimbal
Triple AI chip with Deep Track subject tracking
Strong performance for locking subjects while shooting vertical content
Design Highlights
Compact pocket form factor
Detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen remote (works wirelessly up to ~20 meters / 65 feet)
Built-in microphone on the remote for clearer audio when shooting from a distance
Expected to be noticeably lighter than the Ultra
Battery & Storage
Expected to offer similar runtime to the Ultra (around 4 hours in lower resolutions)
Internal storage + microSD expansion (up to 1TB class)
Pricing Expectations for the US Market
Official US pricing has not been announced yet. Given that the dual-lens Ultra starts at $769.99, the single-lens Pro is widely expected to land in the $500–$600 range. Exact pricing and bundle options will be revealed during tomorrow’s launch event.
We’ll update this page as soon as official US pricing, release timing, and retailer links go live.
Who Should Buy the Luna Pro?
The Bottom Line: If you’re able to make a fresh start in content creation and love to have a pocket gimbal camera, as we have already seen in the report on the gimbal camera market worldwide, the Insta360 Luna Pro will be one of the best budget options for now, specifically if you’re living in the United States of America. Then obviously, you have the previous-generation DJI Pocket camera at an affordable price tag, but the new generation, specifically the lens-based cameras, are available from third-party sellers/grey market, and the warranty coverage is completely void, specifically in terms of DJI’s recent cameras that have been announced and are somehow available in the United States of America.
So, if someone is willing to buy a brand-new camera, it is highly recommended that you go with the Insta360 Luna Pro. If you are looking for a budget option, the Luna Pro is a great choice; if you’re looking for the best of the best, the Luna Ultra is the best to buy.
Insta360 Luna pro. If you are looking for a budget option or the best of the best camera, the Luna Ultra is the best choice.
The article “Insta360 Luna Pro Launch Date Confirmed: August 20, 2026” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 4:22 pm, Wednesday, 19 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
Finally, we have the unboxing video of the Luna Pro camera. The Luna Pro announcement is very close, and we have already seen images of retailers receiving boxes of the Luna Ultra Pro camera to keep in stock just before the announcement.
It’s time to watch the camera’s unboxing video, and at the same time, we will discuss the advantages you get with the Luna Pro compared to the Pocket 4 series in the United States of America. Since, as we all know, DJI has been banned, so not only has productavailability become an issue, but the warranty coverage is also not there if anything happens. It’s really hard to make sure your DJI Pocket 4P or any other related items from DJI will get service and repair, so it’s not only about the specifications. It’s also about the after-sales service, and if you have an option, then obviously I have to take some decision. Let’s have a quick look at the features of the Pro, and then the video we have (below post).
Unboxing Details
Inside the box you’ll find the camera, protective case, 1/4″ thread handle, wrist strap, USB-C cable, and documentation. The protective case fully covers the gimbal head and lens, which is a practical improvement over many competing pocket gimbals.
The camera itself feels solid and well-built. The single-lens design makes the head more compact than the Ultra, while the detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen remote remains one of the most useful features in this category.
Why the Luna PRO is Currently the Better Option for Most US Buyers
For creators in the United States, the Luna PRO currently holds several practical advantages over the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 series:
Full official availability and support in the USA: Insta360 products are fully authorised and available through official channels (Insta360 Store, Amazon, B&H, Best Buy). There are no import or authorisation issues.
Clear and reliable warranty coverage Buying the Luna PRO through official US retailers means you get standard Insta360 warranty support without complications. This is currently a significant advantage compared to newer DJI products.
No uncertainty around future service or parts With ongoing regulatory pressure on DJI in the US market, long-term service, spare parts, and warranty claims for newer DJI models carry more uncertainty. Insta360 does not face the same restrictions.
Strong core features at a more accessible price You still get a 1-inch Leica-tuned sensor, 10-bit i-Log, excellent stabilization, and the detachable screen — without paying for a second telephoto camera you may not need every day.
If you are a US-based creator looking for a compact, high-quality pocket gimbal in 2026, the Insta360 Luna PRO currently offers a more reliable ownership experience than the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 series. You get strong image quality, a very useful detachable screen, and — most importantly — clear warranty and service coverage without the current regulatory uncertainty surrounding DJI products in the United States.
We will follow up with more detailed sample footage and real-world testing soon.
You can watch the full retail unboxing here:
Stay tuned; more updates are coming
We will update this page as soon as any official U.S. pricing, store listing, or availability announcement appears.
The article “Insta360 Luna PRO Unboxing Video ” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 2:05 pm Sunday, 16 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
Even before the official announcement of the Insta360 X6 camera, the camera has started appearing on the Amazon website. Before we wrap up all the leaks, we recently got a bunch of leaked images. Specifically, we have to say lifestyle images to be used for the promotional purposes of the Insta360 X6 camera, shared by one of the most trusted DJI leakers, Igor. As you can see, Several promtional image shared by Igor Bogdanov(twitter) here below
Early Retail Listing Appears
The camera got attention when it started being listed on the Amazon India page by the official Insta360 Store. Although it seems to be a placeholder, since no option is available for now, all these activities do happen several times by accident. We know that before the official announcement, a few companies out there keep everything under wraps before the final announcement happens.
What Is Officially Confirmed
Launch/announcement date: August 12, 2026
New custom Sony sensors described as “1-inch equivalent”
Updated triple AI chip system
Full US FCC certification completed on July 3, 2026 (model CINSABXA)
Yes, we have officially seen the teaser of the Insta360 X6 camera, and the August 12 announcement date is confirmed by Insta360 itself. So there is no doubt that on and after August 12, you can pre-order the Insta360 X6 camera. pre-order links will get activated, so you can use them to order your favorite 360 camera.
The article “Insta360 X6 Launch Confirmed for August 12 – New Lifestyle Images Surface” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 2:01 pm, Thursday, 6 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
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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.
