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A tripod folded into the handle

Insta360 For Luna series, 1000 mAh, integrated tripod

Ninety euros for a 1000 mAh grip whose handle unfolds into a tripod — the only integrated tripod here, from a page of three bullets.

Insta360 battery grip with its integrated tripod legs unfolded

Insta360 For Luna series, 1000 mAh, integrated tripod

Ninety euros for a 1000 mAh grip whose handle unfolds into a tripod — the only integrated tripod here, from a page of three bullets.

Bodies named
The Insta360 Luna SERIES, in the title, with no individual model named. A range rather than a camera, which for an accessory sold by the camera’s own maker is a safe claim and a vague one
Cells carried and reporting
1000 mAh built in, in the first bullet — the SMALLEST capacity on this shelf, a fifth of the 5000 mAh K&F handle — with the useful addition that it charges cameras AND mobile devices. A grip that also fills a phone is a grip that earns its place in a pocket
Duplicated controls
NONE
Sealing claims
None
Tripod thread position
BOTH, and this is what the page has that nothing else here does: an INTEGRATED TRIPOD in the handle, described in the second bullet as quickly ready for stable, efficient shooting, PLUS a standard quarter-inch thread on the underside of the grip for external accessories. A handle that stands up on its own is a handle that becomes a table-top stand without a second purchase
Published weight
NONE, in a page of three bullets
Amazon reference
B0GYWBCPZH (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0842126120497
  • A tripod folded into the handle — the only one on this shelf
  • A quarter-inch thread underneath as well, for anything else
  • One thousand milliamp-hours, the smallest capacity here

Best for: An Insta360 Luna used for talking-to-camera pieces, where the handle has to stand on a table and top up a phone.

≈ $80 / £76 / 90 €
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Specifications

Bodies named
The Insta360 Luna SERIES, in the title, with no individual model named. A range rather than a camera, which for an accessory sold by the camera’s own maker is a safe claim and a vague one
Cells carried and reporting
1000 mAh built in, in the first bullet — the SMALLEST capacity on this shelf, a fifth of the 5000 mAh K&F handle — with the useful addition that it charges cameras AND mobile devices. A grip that also fills a phone is a grip that earns its place in a pocket
Duplicated controls
NONE
Sealing claims
None
Tripod thread position
BOTH, and this is what the page has that nothing else here does: an INTEGRATED TRIPOD in the handle, described in the second bullet as quickly ready for stable, efficient shooting, PLUS a standard quarter-inch thread on the underside of the grip for external accessories. A handle that stands up on its own is a handle that becomes a table-top stand without a second purchase
Published weight
NONE, in a page of three bullets
Amazon reference
B0GYWBCPZH (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0842126120497

On the listing

Three bullets. A built-in 1000 mAh battery for charging cameras and mobile devices; a quickly ready integrated tripod for stable, efficient shooting; and a standard quarter-inch thread on the underside of the grip for effortless attachment of external accessories.

A tripod in the handle

Nothing else on this shelf stands up by itself. Three legs fold out for a piece to camera and fold back for walking, which is exactly how a small camera is used.

And a quarter-inch thread as well

Both answers at once: its own stand, and a fitting for anyone else’s. Two grips here publish no thread at all.

A thousand milliamp-hours

The smallest capacity on this shelf by a long way — the 25 € K&F handle carries five times as much. This is a stand with a battery, not a battery with a stand.

It fills a phone too

The first bullet says cameras and mobile devices. On a day out that is the difference between carrying this and carrying a power bank as well.

Three bullets, at ninety euros

No weight, no model, no sealing, no dimensions. The 84 € DJI on this shelf publishes all four.

Availability

About 90 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

The American and British Amazon stores carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.

Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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    Tripod thread position
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    Published weight
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    EAN
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