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Insta360 2 Pro Carry Case Transportation Case for Insta360 CINSBBQJ

Carrying case for gimbal and accessories.

Precise design: All your equipment snaps into place.

Built for protection: The durable, lightweight shell and non-slip fabric cover ensure safety.

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Carrying case for gimbal and accessories.

Precise design: All your equipment snaps into place.

Built for protection: The durable, lightweight shell and non-slip fabric cover ensure safety.

Convenience: Take your case and tripod anywhere with the convenient handle and straps.

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Carrying case for gimbal and accessories.

Precise design: All your equipment snaps into place.

Built for protection: The durable, lightweight shell and non-slip fabric cover ensure safety.

Convenience: Take your case and tripod anywhere with the convenient handle and straps.

  • 1 x Carry Case

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Specifications

Compatibility
Insta360
Type
Transportation

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • The Flow 2 Series Carry Case is a small, semi-rigid carrying case for the Insta360 Flow 2 / Flow 2 Pro, designed to protect the gimbal and its essential accessories without taking up space. The case is lightweight, compact, and protects well against bumps and pressure, but it is not waterproof; it will only withstand droplets, so it is not suitable for rain or moisture. The space inside is limited and fits only the essentials, not larger accessories or power banks. Nevertheless, for everyday transport of the gimbal, it does exactly what it should: it organizes, protects, and keeps the setup clean and tidy. Personally, I keep inside, apart from the FP2, the 2 mounts for the phone, somewhat tightly packed, the charging cable, and the card with the basic instructions. It is very positive that on the outside, at the back, it has two straps, which I can say are durable after 2 months of use, allowing me to attach the company's self setup selfie stick/tripod. Pay attention in the photo I show you to the internal mesh; if you put too many things there, it will not close properly and will press on the gimbal.

    The company's official price is €31.99, but at the moment they have it on offer for €16.99, which is the only truly reasonable price for someone to buy it. Having both this case and an exactly identical one from the... east for €11, their quality is absolutely the same: same EVA material, same hardness, same zipper, same internal layout, with the difference that the "Chinese" one has an outer coating that, after water was spilled on it twice, nothing got through inside. Essentially, Insta360 just puts the logo on it. So, if someone wants the Insta360 name to be visible, the right price to get it for is €16.99 — at €31.99 it is not worth it under any circumstances. Here I want to note that over the last year, from DJI and Insta360, every now and then I have something sent to me for testing, but the larger volume of accessories I buy myself either from their official sites or, when the prices are the same, from Skroutz, as the latter is convenient both in terms of shipping time and points collection; in short, whatever review I write, whether I bought it from here or the company sent it to me free for testing, it is genuine and without any intention to hide anything. In fact, as soon as I post a review here and on another platform, I immediately send it to them to see, and there have been many times when, for an issue I mentioned, they sent me to see whether I had any suggestion about the product. As for the quality and price aspect, the reason I mention the regular prices and whether it is worth it or not at these amounts is because Insta360 itself is a Chinese company and, for those who do not know, it often turns to third-party Chinese manufacturers for the production of its accessories, but with high standards. Many of its accessories are Ulanzi and Pgytech, and it also had a collaboration with Tilta for a period.

    Overall, the Flow 2 Series Carry Case is an honest case, but its real value is only when you find it for €16.99. At €31.99, you are simply paying for the brand.

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  • The Flow 2 Series Carry Case is a small, semi-rigid carrying case for the Insta360 Flow 2 / Flow 2 Pro, designed to protect the gimbal and its essential accessories without taking up space. The case is lightweight, compact, and protects well against bumps and pressure, but it is not waterproof; it will only withstand droplets, so it is not suitable for rain or moisture. The space inside is limited and fits only the essentials, not larger accessories or power banks. Nevertheless, for everyday transport of the gimbal, it does exactly what it should: it organizes, protects, and keeps the setup clean and tidy. Personally, I keep inside, apart from the FP2, the 2 mounts for the phone, somewhat tightly packed, the charging cable, and the card with the basic instructions. It is very positive that on the outside, at the back, it has two straps, which I can say are durable after 2 months of use, allowing me to attach the company's self setup selfie stick/tripod. Pay attention in the photo I show you to the internal mesh; if you put too many things there, it will not close properly and will press on the gimbal.

    The company's official price is €31.99, but at the moment they have it on offer for €16.99, which is the only truly reasonable price for someone to buy it. Having both this case and an exactly identical one from the... east for €11, their quality is absolutely the same: same EVA material, same hardness, same zipper, same internal layout, with the difference that the "Chinese" one has an outer coating that, after water was spilled on it twice, nothing got through inside. Essentially, Insta360 just puts the logo on it. So, if someone wants the Insta360 name to be visible, the right price to get it for is €16.99 — at €31.99 it is not worth it under any circumstances. Here I want to note that over the last year, from DJI and Insta360, every now and then I have something sent to me for testing, but the larger volume of accessories I buy myself either from their official sites or, when the prices are the same, from Skroutz, as the latter is convenient both in terms of shipping time and points collection; in short, whatever review I write, whether I bought it from here or the company sent it to me free for testing, it is genuine and without any intention to hide anything. In fact, as soon as I post a review here and on another platform, I immediately send it to them to see, and there have been many times when, for an issue I mentioned, they sent me to see whether I had any suggestion about the product. As for the quality and price aspect, the reason I mention the regular prices and whether it is worth it or not at these amounts is because Insta360 itself is a Chinese company and, for those who do not know, it often turns to third-party Chinese manufacturers for the production of its accessories, but with high standards. Many of its accessories are Ulanzi and Pgytech, and it also had a collaboration with Tilta for a period.

    Overall, the Flow 2 Series Carry Case is an honest case, but its real value is only when you find it for €16.99. At €31.99, you are simply paying for the brand.

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Description & Specifications

Carrying case for gimbal and accessories.

Precise design: All your equipment snaps into place.

Built for protection: The durable, lightweight shell and non-slip fabric cover ensure safety.

Convenience: Take your case and tripod anywhere with the convenient handle and straps.

  • 1 x Carry Case

Manufacturer

Compatibility
Insta360
Type
Transportation

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
    0
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Reviews by our members

  • The Flow 2 Series Carry Case is a small, semi-rigid carrying case for the Insta360 Flow 2 / Flow 2 Pro, designed to protect the gimbal and its essential accessories without taking up space. The case is lightweight, compact, and protects well against bumps and pressure, but it is not waterproof; it will only withstand droplets, so it is not suitable for rain or moisture. The space inside is limited and fits only the essentials, not larger accessories or power banks. Nevertheless, for everyday transport of the gimbal, it does exactly what it should: it organizes, protects, and keeps the setup clean and tidy. Personally, I keep inside, apart from the FP2, the 2 mounts for the phone, somewhat tightly packed, the charging cable, and the card with the basic instructions. It is very positive that on the outside, at the back, it has two straps, which I can say are durable after 2 months of use, allowing me to attach the company's self setup selfie stick/tripod. Pay attention in the photo I show you to the internal mesh; if you put too many things there, it will not close properly and will press on the gimbal.

    The company's official price is €31.99, but at the moment they have it on offer for €16.99, which is the only truly reasonable price for someone to buy it. Having both this case and an exactly identical one from the... east for €11, their quality is absolutely the same: same EVA material, same hardness, same zipper, same internal layout, with the difference that the "Chinese" one has an outer coating that, after water was spilled on it twice, nothing got through inside. Essentially, Insta360 just puts the logo on it. So, if someone wants the Insta360 name to be visible, the right price to get it for is €16.99 — at €31.99 it is not worth it under any circumstances. Here I want to note that over the last year, from DJI and Insta360, every now and then I have something sent to me for testing, but the larger volume of accessories I buy myself either from their official sites or, when the prices are the same, from Skroutz, as the latter is convenient both in terms of shipping time and points collection; in short, whatever review I write, whether I bought it from here or the company sent it to me free for testing, it is genuine and without any intention to hide anything. In fact, as soon as I post a review here and on another platform, I immediately send it to them to see, and there have been many times when, for an issue I mentioned, they sent me to see whether I had any suggestion about the product. As for the quality and price aspect, the reason I mention the regular prices and whether it is worth it or not at these amounts is because Insta360 itself is a Chinese company and, for those who do not know, it often turns to third-party Chinese manufacturers for the production of its accessories, but with high standards. Many of its accessories are Ulanzi and Pgytech, and it also had a collaboration with Tilta for a period.

    Overall, the Flow 2 Series Carry Case is an honest case, but its real value is only when you find it for €16.99. At €31.99, you are simply paying for the brand.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • The Flow 2 Series Carry Case is a small, semi-rigid carrying case for the Insta360 Flow 2 / Flow 2 Pro, designed to protect the gimbal and its essential accessories without taking up space. The case is lightweight, compact, and protects well against bumps and pressure, but it is not waterproof; it will only withstand droplets, so it is not suitable for rain or moisture. The space inside is limited and fits only the essentials, not larger accessories or power banks. Nevertheless, for everyday transport of the gimbal, it does exactly what it should: it organizes, protects, and keeps the setup clean and tidy. Personally, I keep inside, apart from the FP2, the 2 mounts for the phone, somewhat tightly packed, the charging cable, and the card with the basic instructions. It is very positive that on the outside, at the back, it has two straps, which I can say are durable after 2 months of use, allowing me to attach the company's self setup selfie stick/tripod. Pay attention in the photo I show you to the internal mesh; if you put too many things there, it will not close properly and will press on the gimbal.

    The company's official price is €31.99, but at the moment they have it on offer for €16.99, which is the only truly reasonable price for someone to buy it. Having both this case and an exactly identical one from the... east for €11, their quality is absolutely the same: same EVA material, same hardness, same zipper, same internal layout, with the difference that the "Chinese" one has an outer coating that, after water was spilled on it twice, nothing got through inside. Essentially, Insta360 just puts the logo on it. So, if someone wants the Insta360 name to be visible, the right price to get it for is €16.99 — at €31.99 it is not worth it under any circumstances. Here I want to note that over the last year, from DJI and Insta360, every now and then I have something sent to me for testing, but the larger volume of accessories I buy myself either from their official sites or, when the prices are the same, from Skroutz, as the latter is convenient both in terms of shipping time and points collection; in short, whatever review I write, whether I bought it from here or the company sent it to me free for testing, it is genuine and without any intention to hide anything. In fact, as soon as I post a review here and on another platform, I immediately send it to them to see, and there have been many times when, for an issue I mentioned, they sent me to see whether I had any suggestion about the product. As for the quality and price aspect, the reason I mention the regular prices and whether it is worth it or not at these amounts is because Insta360 itself is a Chinese company and, for those who do not know, it often turns to third-party Chinese manufacturers for the production of its accessories, but with high standards. Many of its accessories are Ulanzi and Pgytech, and it also had a collaboration with Tilta for a period.

    Overall, the Flow 2 Series Carry Case is an honest case, but its real value is only when you find it for €16.99. At €31.99, you are simply paying for the brand.

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