Review · Dual-Lens Pocket Gimbal Camera
Insta360 Luna Ultra
1" dual Leica-tuned lenses · $769.99 · 8K/30, 4K/120
9.1
Our score
Editor's Choice
The dual-lens pocket gimbal camera you can actually buy in the US. Leica-tuned optics, a detachable touchscreen you can hand to a subject, and 8K capture put it right at the front of a category DJI just invented — without DJI's import-only availability problem.
Pros
+Leica-tuned dual lenses (20mm f/1.8 + 60mm f/2) with genuinely sharp results
+Detachable 2" touchscreen — unique in the category, useful for vlogging and handoff shots
+8K/30 and 4K/120 video, well ahead of most pocket gimbal rivals
+Actually available through normal US retail — DJI's closest rival isn't
Cons
−Smaller built-in storage than DJI's Pocket 4P — 47GB vs. 103GB
−Detachable screen is one more part to lose or forget to charge
−First-generation dual-lens hardware from Insta360 — less of a track record than DJI's gimbal line
−Bulkier than DJI's single-lens Pocket 3
Full specifications
Primary lens20mm-equiv f/1.8, Leica Summicron-tuned
Secondary lens60mm-equiv f/2, Leica-tuned telephoto
Max resolution8K/30, 4K up to 120fps, 1080p up to 240fps
Color profile10-bit I-Log
Display2" OLED, 1000 nits, detachable, 20m remote range
Storage47GB internal + microSD up to 1TB
Battery~2h47m recorded at 4K/24
Price$769.99 (Standard bundle)
How it compares
This Camera
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P
DJI Osmo Pocket 3
Price
$769.99
~$1,000 (import)
$429
Lenses
Dual (20mm + 60mm)
Dual (20mm + 60mm)
Single (20mm)
Max video
8K/30, 4K/120
4K/240
4K/120
US availability
Yes
Import only
Yes
Screen
Detachable
Fixed
Fixed
