Insta360
Ace Pro 2
Based on 132 Reddit mentions
$359.00
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Did the Ace Pro 2 get a redesign? Or is it just the lens cover?
Hi there! We're rolling out an updated version of the Ace Pro 2 featuring a redesigned lens guard. Product functionality remains the same. No action is needed if you already own an Ace Pro 2. It continues to work great and you're still backed by full support and the Insta360 promise.
Insta360_Support in r/Insta360
October 12, 2025 4:04 AM
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So the street Photography grip is nicer than i thought
I can only speak from my own experience, and I’m definitely not trying to say one product line is objectively better than the other. For context, I travel quite a bit and I also create content for local businesses. Those projects usually involve a more sophisticated setup, but because of the nature
...DragIllustrious5086 in r/djiosmo
March 14, 2026 10:08 PM
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Action cameras? Which one is best?
Right now? Insta360 Ace Pro 2. Followed closely by DJI Action 5. GoPro is still ok but straight up not worth it with the current competition, especially in terms of reliability/functionality. I have a GoPro 12 and if I'm riding solo I just steal my GF's insta360 ace cuz it's just better. Functions s
...GundoSkimmer in r/mountainbiking
July 19, 2025 1:53 AM
8
One thing I had to unlearn after switching to the Insta360 Ace Pro 2
Ace Pro2 I made about 100 video recordings in last two weeks.The Ace Pro2 is a great action camera. After struggling with GoPro for two years, losing key footage, I ditched it and bought this Insta box.Here are my key takeaways that somehow did not show up in the (many) reviews and youtube video's I
...Pazzoppe in r/Insta360
January 12, 2026 2:56 PM
3
Best all-around action camera?
If you want one camera that can cover all three use cases pretty well, I’d look at the Insta360 Ace Pro 2 first. It seems like the kind of camera that gives you strong overall quality while still being simple enough to live with day to day. For motorcycle footage, sports, and travel, I’d rather have
...direwooolf in r/ActionCam
March 18, 2026 6:13 AM
2
"It's all FAKE!" How sponsored reviewers lie to your face, and why we buy it all up
I think of all the cameras I own and here’s what I own. DJI pocket 3 Insta 360 ace pro 2 Insta360 x5 Insta360 go ultra DJI action pro six The ace pro 2 is the one I use constantly. It’s a great camera. Just doesn’t have 10bit color but the vast majority of people don’t need it and won’t notice.
Glittering_Bar6460 in r/Insta360
January 9, 2026 4:07 PM
2
Newbie looking for camera ideas
I finally abandoned GoPro due to the general inconsistency/unreliability. Insta360 ace or ace pro 1, which is on sale now. Or ace pro 2 if you can afford the current sale. And I would primarily mount chin mount. I used to be a diehard gopro chesty guy but... I can't go back now having done chin moun
...GundoSkimmer in r/mountainbiking
July 14, 2025 3:39 AM
3
Action 6 or GoPro13?
There are so many camera editing apps out there, but I personally like the Insta360 one the most. I shoot with an ace pro 2, and the app just makes everything really easy. It’s super simple to use, and they have a bunch of templates that feel made for outdoor stuff. You can basically drop your clips
...Global_Worth_1598 in r/djiosmo
March 12, 2026 8:52 AM
1
very much in love with—
I personally haven’t really noticed the lag as much, I think the bigger issue is the actual soft release shutter, I think it is quite literally a quarter of a millimeter too short for it to register when it is fully screwed in. However, I think the best fix is just order a third-party one off of Ama
...DragIllustrious5086 in r/MoodCamera
March 21, 2026 12:52 AM
1
Help!!! DJI Osmo Pocket 3 or Osmo Nano?
Was choosing between the 2 and ended up with an insta360 ace pro 2 Not as smooth as a gimbal but ok naman stabilization, currently using it for all our company social media posts, better image quality for photos too and the explorer grip makes it easy to use for photos too
earl0388 in r/ThisorThatPH
April 4, 2026 12:32 AM
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