Capture everything around you, or point one way?
That one question splits the whole Insta360 range in two, exactly as their own site does: the X series captures the full sphere and you pick the angle later; Ace, Luna and Flow point one way. Watch the word 360 — it also appears in feature names like Horizon Lock on cameras that are not 360 at all.
What do the names mean?
X, Ace, Luna and Flow — the difference
The name says the camera TYPE, not just its generation: X is 360, Ace is single-lens action, Luna is a gimbal camera, Flow is a phone gimbal. The suffixes: Pro is a higher tier in the same generation, Plus is a bundle with an accessory added, Ultra is the flagship of its family, Air is a lighter, reduced-spec version.
Two lenses capture the full sphere. These — with the professional Pro and Titan rigs — are the only true 360 cameras Insta360 makes.
7 items · 139.900 – 318.000 OMR
One forward lens. Insta360 files these under Wide-Angle even where a feature is named 360 Horizon Lock.
1 item · 159.000 – 159.000 OMR
A gimbal camera with its own sensors — not 360, and not a phone accessory.
1 item · 294.900 – 294.900 OMR
What are you looking for?
Want to capture everything around you and pick the angle later?
7Two lenses capture the whole sphere; you choose the direction after the shot.
Just point it forward?
1One forward lens like any action camera — simpler editing, smaller files. Insta360's own category for these is Wide-Angle, not 360.
Footage shaking when you walk?
1A motor stabilises the frame mechanically — Luna Ultra is a full camera with its own sensors; Flow holds your phone.
Camera mounted out of reach?
3A remote that starts and stops the recording from a distance — on a helmet, a bike or the end of a long stick.
Want the photo printed on the spot?
2A pocket printer that prints straight from the camera; the paper is bought separately.
Is the sound more important than the picture?
3Wireless mics that record you cleanly from away from the camera.
Where does it go?
13The selfie stick disappears in 360 footage, plus bike, car and chest mounts.
Battery dying mid-day?
8Spare batteries and fast-charge hubs for each family.
Worried about the lenses?
9A 360 camera's lenses sit proud of the body — a lens guard and ND filters are the first thing to buy after the camera.