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DJI Osmo 360
5 stories tracked since 13 June 2026 — latest 9 Aug 2026. This page updates itself as new coverage lands.
13 June 2026 · Industry News
DJI and Insta360 Sue Each Other Over Gimbal Camera Patents
DJI sued Insta360 on June 10 over the Luna Ultra gimbal camera, claiming it copies patented subject-tracking systems, gimbal modes, and physical design. Insta360 hit back the same week with five countersuits targeting the Osmo Pocket, Ronin/RS, Osmo Mobile, and Osmo 360. DJI is seeking a permanent U.S. sales ban on the Luna Ultra; both sets of cases are before U.S. courts and unresolved.
13 June 2026 · Industry News
Insta360 Countersues DJI Over Five Patent Violations
Insta360 has countersued DJI, claiming five utility patents covering gimbal and 360-degree camera tech are baked into DJI's Osmo Pocket, Ronin/RS, Osmo Mobile, and Osmo 360 product lines. This is a countersuit, so DJI fired first — the full back-story is worth reading at the source.
14 July 2026 · Launch Rumour
Insta360 X6 Leaked: Smaller Body, 8K50, €689 Starting Price
Leaked details, via DJI Rumors and GSM Arena, show the Insta360 X6 with a shorter body than the X5 and 8K50 video, up from 8K30. Starting price is reportedly €689, with a late summer 2026 arrival. Battery capacity is unconfirmed. None of this is official.
24 July 2026 · Launch Rumour
DJI Osmo 360 II Leak: Replacement Lenses Arriving in Warehouses
Per leaker Igor Bogdanov on X, replacement lens kits labelled for the DJI Osmo 360 II are already hitting distributor warehouses. A second leak shows the camera in testing with partial '360 II' branding. Unconfirmed specs circulating include a 2,150mAh battery, 8K/60fps video, and user-replaceable lenses — the last one supported by the lens kit packaging itself.
9 Aug 2026 · Launch Rumour
DJI Osmo 360 II Announcement Set for August 13
DJI's Osmo 360 II is expected to land August 13, per PhotoRumors, with Chinese reservations already open and an FCC approval on file from late 2025. Key upgrades over the original: 8K at 60fps (was 50fps), a 2,150mAh battery (up from 1,950mAh) with 27W USB-C fast charging, and user-replaceable lens covers. NFC tap-to-pair is new. Dual roughly 1/1.1-inch sensors and IP68 rating are expected to carry over. Rumoured US pricing runs $499-$579 body-only, with kits up to $729 — though US retail availability is still unconfirmed given existing regulatory restrictions on DJI.