Flow 2 Pro AI Phone Gimbal - Insta360
A foldable 3-axis smartphone stabiliser with AI tracking and native Apple DockKit integration.
Price
£144.99
Editorial rating
5.0 / 5
Last price check
13/02/2026 08:35
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Best Of Tech And Home: DJI Drones, Ninja SLUSHi, And Modern Wellness | Vol. 10
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Editorial take
Why we picked it
The Insta360 Flow 2 Pro is the Supporting tool for the person who wants their holiday videos to look like a cinematic masterpiece rather than a Blair Witch Project outtake. It's a gimbal that's been hit with an "AI stick," featuring tracking so persistent it's actually a bit unnerving.
With Apple DockKit integration, it works natively with your iPhone's camera app, which saves us from the usual "downloading another bloated app" faff. It's for the solo creator who needs a cameraman but doesn't have the budget or the friends to hire one.
It folds down small enough to fit in a jacket pocket, ready to be whipped out whenever you see something slightly more interesting than a grey sky. It's the gold standard for "Main Character Energy" on the move.
Detailed verdict
The full review
The Irresistible
- The 360-degree "Infinite Pan" means the gimbal can literally spin forever, allowing you to walk around the thing while it keeps you perfectly centred.
- The built-in selfie stick and tripod are stroke-of-genius additions, making it a true all-in-one kit that doesn't require a separate bag of accessories.
The Clever Part
- Deep Track 4.0 is terrifyingly smart; it can lose you behind a tree and pick you back up on the other side without having a digital breakdown.
- The white finish and minimalist "SmartWheel" make it look more like a piece of high-end Apple kit than a clunky piece of camera gear.
The Fine Print
- The magnetic phone clamp is strong, but if you have a particularly thick "rugged" case, you might find yourself in a wrestling match just to get it to sit straight.
- It isn't waterproof, so the moment the British weather does its thing, you'll be tucking this £150 stick back into your dry pocket.
The Reality Check
- If you forget to balance it properly before turning it on, the motors will emit a high-pitched whine that sounds like a tiny robot screaming in agony.
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