Insta360 Flow Smartphone Gimbal Stabilizer (White) - CINSABBA

Stabilize your smartphone's motion footage with the white Flow Smartphone Gimbal Stabilizer from Insta360, which features a compact form factor, as well as a built-in selfie stick and mini tripod. It is easy to set up in one step, allowing you to mount any smartphone from 2.5 to 3.3" wide in its phone cradle, and its magnetic phone holder allows for simple and fast mounting and unmounting. It is controlled using the integrated SmartWheel that can connect to your camera to provide zoom, trigger, and mode controls.

1-Step Rapid Deploy

The Flow was designed for creators, vloggers, families, and travelers can add a cinematic touch to their phone content with Flow. Elevate your smartphone into a content creation tool with Insta360 Flow, the AI-powered stabilizer. Just unfold it once, and go-no need to untwist or even press the power button.

Foldable and Portable

Just take your phone and Flow on the go - no other gear is needed.

The Flow folds up compactly to easily fit into your bag so you can capture life's best moments on the fly.

3-Axis Stabilization

Your phone footage has never looked so smooth. Flow's 3-axis gimbal stabilization cancels out the shakes in your footage, from dawn to dusk.

Deep Track 3.0

Deep Track 3.0 technology keeps subjects in the frame and in focus with unmatched tracking accuracy.

Level up your slow-motion shots. Deep Track 3.0 is even supported for high frame rate videos up to 1080p240.

Get more cinematic shots with your telephoto lens. Upon zooming in, the Flow not only can track your subject, but it will also automatically adjust gimbal settings for more stable shots.

You're no longer limited to locking the subject dead center during tracking. With Deep Track 3.0, you can manually set it to any framing you desire.

Zoom and Movement Tracking Recovery

In case your subject moves out of frame during zoomed-in shots, the Flow will zoom out to the wide angle lens if you're using an iPhone (or default lens if you're using Android phones) and look for the subject for two seconds. If the subject is found, the Flow will zoom into the subject as before; if the subject is lost, tracking will be stopped to preserve power. The Flow will follow the direction the subject moves in case the subject moves out of the frame.