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.
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DJI Osmo 360 II has been officially announced in China on August 13, 2026. This is the second generation of the 360 camera, which arrives with some major noticeable improvements, including replaceable lenses, that was one of the biggest demands of first-generation 360 users. The second thing is having a 60 frames per second mode in 8K video recording; at the same time, the dynamic range of the camera has also been improved with AI algorithms and video processing, as well as the cherry on top, larger battery life and more internal storage to users.
As we all know, the 360, well, the recently announced 360 II is already using a large 1/1.1-inch sensor for video quality. It was already an excellent camera, but it is now much more improved with enhanced dynamic range and upgraded video processing algorithms.
The biggest question people are asking right now is when it will become available in the United States of America for sale.
For U.S. consumers, however, the most important detail remains unchanged: the Osmo 360 II is not officially available in the United States.
Current U.S. Status (August 14, 2026)
No product page exists on DJI’s American store.
No U.S. pricing has been announced.
No authorized U.S. retailers are listing the camera for sale.
DJI has not provided a U.S. release date or shipping timeline.
American buyers currently have no official channel to purchase the Osmo 360 II.
But, the good news is, the FCC authorization has been relay approved,. So, we do believe the OSMO360 II will soon become available for sale in USA
FCC Authorization: Approved, Not Pending
The camera carries a valid FCC equipment authorization under FCC ID 2ANDR-OQ0022512 (model OQ002).
The grant was issued on December 21, 2025. This detail was first reported by thenewcamera.com and later confirmed through public FCC records and independent coverage.
Will It Arrive in the USA Later?
This is not something unusual from DJI. As we all know, DJI has frequently launched its new products first in China and then brought them to the global market, including the United States, weeks or even months later.
Because the Osmo 360 II already has a valid FCC authorization from before the Covered List, it has a much clearer path toward entering the U.S. market compared with many other 2026 DJI products. So technically, the chances of the Osmo 360 II eventually coming to the United States are much higher than products that never received FCC approval.
But there is one important thing to remember. Several other 2026 non-drone DJI products have already launched internationally but still never made it to the American market. So, while the existing FCC authorization definitely improves the chances of a U.S. launch, it still does not guarantee that DJI will officially sell the Osmo 360 II in the United States.
What This Means for U.S. Buyers Right Now
Until DJI lists the camera on its U.S. store or authorized retailers begin carrying it, American buyers do not have an official path to purchase the Osmo 360 II. The Insta360 X6 remains the only new 360 camera with confirmed U.S. availability and support at this time.
We will update this page as soon as any official U.S. pricing, store listing, or availability announcement appears.
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America’s consumers are mostly dependent on foreign drones, which the USA administration believes, and that’s why, even after completely banning new DJI drones back in December 2025, they are not stopping there. New rules have been updated for military drones, and now, according to the new rules, many DJI consumer-grade drones, including the NEO 2, are considered military-grade and are about to be banned, as we have already clearly mentioned in the previous article.
And now the next move: they have taken a major step to match the price of US-based drones to Chinese ones; already, all the drones we are purchasing have a 25% tariff over it. Some consumer-grade models will face 25% more tariff, approx 50%.
And some of the prosumer already-approved models, which are about to be banned soon in between September 2026 – March 2027, will face approx 100% tariff increase.
A clear price increase is coming for popular DJI drones in the US
….. and it has nothing to do with the proposed LiDAR ban.
Current Tariff Situation (Right Now)
China-origin drones such as the DJI Mini 4 Pro and DJI Neo 2 are already paying approximately 25% tariff under existing Section 301 rules.
Base duty: 0%
Section 301 tariff: +25%
Upcoming proposed traiff ≈ +25% ( tariff 100% for drones with thermal imaging)
What Changes from September 3, 2026
President Trump’s new Section 232 tariff will add an extra duty on imported drones. The rate depends on the type of drone:
Type of Drone
New Additional Tariff
Total Duty After Sept 3
Smaller consumer drones (25 kg or less, without thermal imaging)
+25%
~50%
Larger or sensitive drones (over 25 kg or with thermal imaging)
+100%
~125%
Which Drones Fall Under Which Category?
25% additional tariff (Total ~50%) applies to:
DJI Mini 4k
DJI Neo 2
Almost all DJI drones
Most Mini series, Air series (non-thermal versions), and other regular consumer drones under 25 kg without thermal cameras
100% additional tariff (Total ~125%) applies to:
Drones with maximum takeoff weight over 25 kg
Any drone that has thermal imaging capability
Docking stations and certain critical components of these drones
How Much Will Prices Actually Rise?
The new tariff is charged on the import value. In practice, most of the extra cost is passed on to buyers.
Expected impact on popular models (25% category):
Model
Current Approx. Price
Expected Price After New Tariff
Rough Increase
DJI Mini 4k (base)
$200 – $259
$250 – $370
+15% to 25%
DJI Neo 2 (drone only)
~$259
$310 – $340
+20% to 30%
Neo 2 Fly More Combo
~$429 – $450
$520 – $570
+20% to 25%
Drones that fall under the 100% category (thermal or heavy models) will see a much steeper price jump.
Critical Point: This Price Hike Comes First
There is a separate FCC proposal that may restrict drones with LiDAR or thermal sensors. That proposal is still under discussion and is not final.
The new tariff, however, is already confirmed and starts affecting new imports from approximately September 3, 2026.
In short:
The tariff-driven price increase is locked in.
It will start in early September.
This will happen before any possible LiDAR-related restrictions.
So, these are some important points to consider before you postpone your next drone purchase.
Drones already in the US are not charged the new tariff.
New stock arriving after early September will cost more.
Some sellers may raise prices even before September 3.
If you are planning to buy a Mini 4k, Neo 2, or similar consumer drone in the United States, the lower-price window is closing quickly.
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Insta360 Founder and CEO JK Liu confirmed that the company is working on TWO (2) brand-new mirrorless cameras. One we have already seen back in April 2026 (the Z 1): the camera used an M4/3-format sensor and an M4/3rd Olympus 14-42mm Lens. That clearly indicates Insta360 is about to target mainstream mirrorless cameras and camera giants like Canon and Sony with their latest tech.
The most interesting part is CEO JK Liu has also said that one of the cameras has a completely unconventional form factor that Liu described as “a shape no one has ever thought of before.”
The confirmation came during an interview with Japanese publication Mynavi News on the sidelines of the opening of Insta360’s first Japanese flagship store in Asakusa, Tokyo.
Official Confirmation from JK Liu
When asked about long-standing social media rumors of Insta360 entering the mirrorless camera segment, Liu stated:
“At this point, there are limited things I can talk about, but we are developing two types of mirrorless cameras.”
He further revealed that the two models have completely different characteristics. Regarding one of them, he said:
“One of them has a surprising shape that you have never thought of before.”
In the article title and reporting, Mynavi also highlighted the key phrase:
“It will be a shape that no one has ever thought of.”
Liu suggested this unusual design could change the traditional way people use cameras – the conventional process of framing, focusing, and pressing the shutter button. The camera is expected to incorporate Insta360’s expertise from its 360-degree and gimbal products, along with advanced AI features aimed at making photography more automated and accessible.
Prototype Possibility at CP+ 2027
On the timeline, Liu offered a cautious but clear indication:
“I think we can show you a prototype at next year’s CP+.”
This points to the possibility of a prototype display at CP+ 2027 in Japan. No commercial release date or official product announcement timeline was shared. Any speculation about a late-2027 launch remains unconfirmed.
Background and Context
Rumours about Insta360 working on a traditional or interchangeable-lens camera have circulated for several months in 2026. Earlier leaks and a January 2026 Weibo post by Liu showing unfamiliar camera bodies had already fueled speculation, including possible Micro Four Thirds designs. However, this is the first time the company’s founder and CEO has publicly confirmed active development of two distinct mirrorless models.
The statement aligns with Insta360’s broader long-term vision of creating cameras that behave more like intelligent “cameramen” — devices that can see, understand scenes, and assist users so they can stay more present in the moment rather than constantly managing framing and settings.
What We Know About Upcoming Z Series Mirrorless Cameras from Insta360
Sensor size or type – M4/3 Mirrorless Sensor
Lens mount – M4/3 Mount / L mount compatible
Details remain limited, as Liu himself noted that only restricted information can be shared at this stage.
Insta360 is officially entering the mirrorless camera space with two models. One will feature a radical new form factor that the company believes could redefine how people shoot. A prototype may appear at CP+ 2027, but a full commercial product is still further down the road.
This marks a significant expansion for a brand best known for 360-degree and action cameras. The camera industry will be watching closely when CP+ 2027 arrives.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is moving to stop further sales of the DJI Mini 5 Pro in the United States. The ban is expected to take effect in mid-to-late March 2027.
Why is the ban coming in March 2027, and why should you worry if you’re really interested in a DJI Mini 5 Pro, whether you already own one or are planning to buy one?
Why the Mini 5 Pro Is Affected
If you want to own a Mini 5 Pro, you should buy it before March 2027. We’re going to explain exactly why. And if your business depends on this particular drone. Especially if you’re a wedding cinematographer or create a lot of aerial content, then you should seriously consider keeping one, two, or even three extra units before the commercial sales ban takes effect.
It’s time to explain why the ban is expected in March 2027. As per the latest July update, the FCC has proposed updating the definition of “military-grade” drones. Under this proposal, any foreign-made drone that carries LiDAR sensors is now classified as military-grade and will no longer be allowed for further sale or import. That same LiDAR sensor is also widely used for high-precision 3D mapping, which is one of the main reasons the FCC is targeting it.
The FCC’s own explanation for targeting LiDAR is clear. According to the public notice, these systems offer:
“enhanced capability to conduct detailed three-dimensional terrain mapping, penetrate dense foliage to reveal hidden structures, assist in autonomous navigation in GPS-denied environments, and conduct covert reconnaissance under a range of environmental conditions.”
Because of this, the agency is classifying LiDAR-equipped foreign drones as “military-grade” and seeking to cut off further sales.
Official Timeline
Stage
Date
Proposal released
21 July 2026
Published in Federal Register
3 August 2026
Public comments close
2 September 2026
Expected final FCC decision
First week of September 2026
180-day period starts
Mid-September 2026 (after final rule is published)
Sales ban expected to take effect
Mid-to-late March 2027
The proposal specifically states that, if adopted, all parties must cease importation and marketing activities 180 days after the final decision is published in the Federal Register.
We all know what happens with public comments. They generally go into the trash bin. DJI has done a lot of campaigning during the first ban, which happened back in December 2025. They did a lot. They initiated paid campaigns and opened dedicated pages for collecting public comments. Nothing worked at that time. So, it clearly indicates that they don’t care about public opinion. They have already taken the decision when they implemented the rule, and they just have to follow the procedure to make sure it happens.
What DJI Says
DJI has strongly opposed the move. In its official statement, the company called the proposal a “total reversal” from the FCC’s previous position.
DJI stated:
“Although the proposal is framed as targeting ‘military-grade’ drones, the FCC’s definition could include drones with thermal imaging or LiDAR capabilities… People could continue using DJI products they already own, but the same models in use today might no longer be available to purchase in the future.”
The company also emphasised that it does not design or manufacture military-grade equipment and has consistently opposed the weaponisation of civilian drones.
Summary
Current Mini 5 Pro owners can keep flying their drones. The proposal does not ban ownership or operation.
Buyers still looking to purchase have a limited window. Remaining stock can continue to be sold until the ban takes effect around March 2027.
After that date, new Mini 5 Pro units (and other LiDAR-equipped foreign models such as the Air 3S) are expected to disappear from legal U.S. retail channels.
We will update this article immediately after the FCC issues its final decision in early September.
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DJI July 2026 Ban Proposal That Changes Everything – The next wave of ban is again coming over DJI. The first ban was implemented back in December 2025, which halted new announcements from DJI, but the second wave, which is about to be implemented in the next 180 days from the time we are writing the article, will hit DJI at its core.
Meaning, the drones that we see available in the market today will vanish in the next 2 to 3 months from the official DJI channel, although they may become available in the grey market with a higher price tag, but officially all the drones which carry LiDAR sensors inside them are about to get wiped out, specifically if it is made by DJI.
DJI is the only company who has a scale and mastered the area of consumer drones, and almost 80 to 90% of the market share was covered by DJI before December 2025 in the United States of America, and why not so since DJI is the only drone maker which gives us a high-quality video capturing ability if you want to have an aerial footage of a wedding/event or the best favourite places you are visiting in.
In late July 2026, the Federal Communications Commission’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau and Office of Engineering and Technology issued a significant Public Notice (referenced as DA 26-758 / related PS Docket proceedings). The notice seeks public comment on a proposal that would prohibit the continued importation and marketing of certain previously authorized foreign-produced unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) that the agency now classifies as “military-grade.”
One of the explicit categories listed is:
“UAS that contain or integrate sensors capable of Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), a remote sensing technology that measures distance by illuminating a target with a laser and analyzing the reflected light.”
But why has the second wave of bans been initiated against DJI??
The answer is not that straightforward. They have to wipe it out from the US market anyway, (exact reason not known) and that’s why they have changed the parameters of a military-grade drone, and according to the new parameters that have been updated, any drones which have a built-in LiDAR sensor inside it, which is specifically being used by drones for self-obstacle avoidance at the time of flight to protect against crash and proper landing, the FCC and other committee members have now updated the military list, and all the drones manufactured by DJI in the past that carry LiDAR sensors are about to get banned in upcoming months and the decision has been taken. Although it is open for public comments and public opinions, as we have seen from the past two or three bans, public opinions don’t matter at all. Whatever the public opinion is, that decision has been taken by the committee; we have never seen it get changed afterwards.
Official Language and DJI’s Response
DJI has publicly characterized the move as a “total reversal” of the FCC’s previous position. In its ViewPoints response, the company stated:
“Although the proposal is framed as targeting ‘military-grade’ drones, the FCC’s definition could include drones with thermal imaging or LiDAR capabilities… It could even include consumer models used by hobbyists simply because they use LiDAR to improve positioning and obstacle avoidance – a safety feature, not a military capability.”
DJI further emphasized that it does not design or market military-grade equipment and has consistently opposed the weaponization of civilian drones. The company argues the proposal would raise costs, reduce choice, and limit access to tools used by first responders, farmers, infrastructure inspectors, and content creators.
Models at High Risk of Being Wiped from US Sale
Based on confirmed LiDAR integration (forward-facing solid-state LiDAR used for obstacle sensing, particularly in low light), the following consumer and prosumer models fall squarely within the proposed “military-grade” category:
Enterprise models with LiDAR, thermal imaging, docking stations, or aerosol/spraying capability (Agras series, certain Matrice configurations, FlyCart, etc.) are also clearly in scope.
Models That Remain Safe (For Now)
These models do not integrate LiDAR and therefore fall outside the specific “LiDAR sensing” category of the proposal:
DJI Mini 4K — Downward vision + infrared only
DJI Mini 4 Pro — Omnidirectional binocular vision system + bottom 3D infrared sensor (no LiDAR)
These two remain the clearest “safe” options among current Mini-series drones for US buyers concerned about future availability.
Finally, LiDAR-equipped consumer drones that previously enjoyed FCC authorisation are now under direct regulatory threat of being removed from the US retail channel. The combination of the explicit language in the Public Notice, the 180-day implementation window, and the broader policy trajectory makes this one of the most consequential developments for the consumer drone market in 2026.
If you need a drone that is currently outside the LiDAR targeting criteria, the Mini 4K and Mini 4 Pro stand as the lowest-risk options among recent Mini-series models.
We will update this article as soon as the FCC issues a final decision or any material change occurs.
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The price of the Insta360 X6 has been revealed by the latest listing in the USA on Best Buy. So now we have clarity on how much you have to pay for the new Insta360 X6 Standard Bundle, as well as the essential accessories. Pre-orders in online stores, such as Amazon.com and B&H Store, will start from August 12, 2026, on the official launch date.
The latest Insta360 X6 reviews suggest it is coming with enhanced low-light capability and APICA AI processing engines, resulting in excellent overall scaling in the video quality of the camera compared to the previous generation X5.
Content Updated at 8:09 am, Friday, 14 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
Insta360 X6 Now Available at Amazon.com and B&H – Dual 1/1.1″ Sensors, 8K50 360 Video, Starting at $699.99
As we all know, the Insta360 X6 has been announced, and finally, we have the camera after rumors. Finally, we have the camera, which is now available at Amazon.com
Exact US Pricing at Best Buy
Bundle
Price
Status
Insta360 X6 Standard Bundle
$699.99
Pre-order / Shipping from Aug 12
Insta360 X6 Essentials Bundle
$769.99
Pre-order / Shipping from Aug 12
These are not placeholder or “coming soon” listings. Both configurations are currently available for purchase on Best Buy with delivery windows beginning on launch day. And people on forums at Reddit already ordered it; as mentioned, the delivery will begin from the announcement day.
Putting the Price in Historical Context
To understand how aggressive this jump is, look at the X-series US launch pricing history:
Model
Launch Year
US Launch Price (Standard)
Increase from Previous
X3
2022
$449.99
—
X4
2024
$499.99
+$50
X5
2025
$549.99
+$50
X6
2026
$699.99
+$150
Insta360 has traditionally increased the price by a modest $50 with each generation. The X6 breaks that pattern with a $150 increase over the X5 — nearly triple the usual step-up.
This is the most significant price hike the X series has seen.
What the Extra Money Is Buying
The higher price is not arbitrary. Multiple leaks, retail packaging, and Insta360’s own teaser point to several meaningful upgrades:
Dual 1-inch-class sensors
This is the biggest leap. The X5 used dual 1/1.28-inch sensors. The X6 moves to larger sensors (Insta360’s teaser specifically calls out “1-inch equivalent” and “custom Sony sensors”). Larger sensors typically deliver better dynamic range, cleaner low-light performance, and improved detail retention when reframing 8K footage.
Higher 8K frame rates
While the X5 topped out at 8K30, consistent leaks point to 8K50 on the X6. That extra frame rate is meaningful for action sports and smoother slow-motion reframes.
Battery and endurance
Retail packaging and leaks reference a 2,600 mAh “Extra Xtreme” battery with claims of up to 140 minutes of 8K30 360 recording — a solid improvement over the X5.
Redesigned form factor
The body is shorter and wider than previous tall X-series cameras, moving closer to the more pocketable proportions of the DJI Osmo 360. This is not just aesthetic; it affects how the camera mounts and how balanced it feels on a selfie stick or chest mount.
Replaceable Lenses 2.0
An evolution of the modular lens system introduced on the X5, which remains one of the most practical features for long-term ownership.
Whether these upgrades collectively justify a $150 increase is the central question for most buyers.
Bundle Value Analysis
At $769.99, the Essentials Bundle sits only $70 above the Standard version. Historically, Insta360 Essentials kits include:
Extra battery
Fast charge case
114 cm Invisible Selfie Stick
Lens guards + lens cap
Carry case
If the contents follow the same pattern as the X5 Essentials Bundle, the $70 premium is relatively efficient. Buying those accessories separately usually costs more. For most users who plan to shoot regularly, the Essentials Bundle is the smarter purchase.
Competitive Landscape
The X6 is arriving in a more crowded market than previous generations:
DJI Osmo 360 already offers dual 1/1.1-inch sensors and strong low-light performance at a competitive price.
A rumored Osmo 360 II is expected shortly after the X6 launch.
The higher price of the X6 reduces one of Insta360’s traditional advantages — aggressive value relative to DJI.
US buyers now face a clearer choice: pay the premium for Insta360’s software ecosystem, invisible selfie stick performance, and app experience, or evaluate whether DJI’s hardware edge and potentially lower pricing make more sense.
Should US Buyers Pre-order?
Strong reasons to pre-order now:
Confirmed early shipping (Aug 12)
Best Buy’s return policy offers protection if the final product disappoints
Early stock may be limited in the first weeks
Reasons to wait:
Official specs and sample footage are still two days away
Price could soften slightly after launch (though Insta360 rarely discounts new flagships heavily in the first month)
Direct comparison with any new DJI announcement will be possible after August 13
Bottom Line for American Buyers
The Insta360 X6 is no longer positioned as a relatively accessible step-up camera. At $699.99–$769.99, it has moved into premium territory.
The upgrades, particularly the larger sensors and higher frame rates — appear substantial enough to support the higher price for users who demand the best possible 360 image quality and regularly reframe 8K footage. Casual users or those who bought an X5 in the last 12 months will likely find the jump harder to justify.
We will update this article immediately after Insta360’s official August 12 presentation with confirmed specifications, sample footage analysis, and any changes to the US pricing structure.
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