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The Luna Pro went official and on sale on 10 September 2026 - 'now available for purchase through Insta360's official store, Amazon, and select retailers' (https://www.gsmarena[2].com/insta360_luna_pro_gimbal_camera_goes_official_with_a_1inch_sensor-news-74571.php). The 20 August PetaPixel[3] piece was pre-launch coverage.
GSMArena reports the Insta360[1] Luna Pro was announced September 10, 2026 and is 'now available for purchase,' two days after the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date.
PetaPixel dates the Luna Pro's reveal to August 20, 2026 as a 'China-only launch,' with global availability expected 'in the next one to two months' - consistent with global availability landing around the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date.
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Direct rival 1-inch pocket gimbal camera (US$477.99 in RedShark's table); DJI has sued over the Luna Pro's resemblance.
SourceDual-lens (20mm + 60mm) pocket gimbal claiming 17 stops of dynamic range, sharper at 4x zoom than the Luna Pro.
SourcePrevious-generation 1-inch pocket gimbal limited to 3K portrait video versus Luna Pro's native 4K vertical.
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