Insta360's Luna Pro ($600) enters a crowded pocket-camera market alongside DJI's Osmo Pocket 4 and Pocket 4P. Physically, it mirrors the Luna Ultra but swaps the dual-lens head for a single 20mm Leica Summicron lens (f1.8) with a 1-inch sensor, shaving half an inch off the height. It retains the detachable screen/remote, 47GB internal storage, and 1,550 mAh battery.

The standout feature is native 4K/9:16 portrait mode — a first for this class, eliminating the need to shoot horizontally for vertical content. Video quality matches the Pocket 4 closely, with punchy detail, good bokeh, and support for 10-bit I-Log and Dolby Vision. Stills hit 37 megapixels. Slow-motion caps at 120 fps, behind some rivals.

For Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts creators, the Luna Pro's true 4K vertical workflow makes it a compelling pick despite the premium price. Accessories are largely cross-compatible with the Ultra, though gimbal-head attachments differ.