The Insta360 Link 2 Pro is genuinely one of the best webcams I've ever reviewed—but the high price may turn away some potential buyers
TechRadar Verdict The Insta360 Link 2 Pro is a straight upgrade to last year's Link 2, bringing an improved internal camera mechanism to the already-excellent gimbal mount design of the non-Pro model. We gave that one four and a half stars, and the Pro variant scores the same: it's slightly better, slightly more expensive, and generally still a powerhouse webcam for serious content creators and remote business. Jump To: Two-minute review Price & availability Specs Should you buy it?
- ▪TechRadar Verdict The Insta360 Link 2 Pro is a straight upgrade to last year's Link 2, bringing an improved internal camera mechanism to the already-excellent gimbal mount design of the non-Pro model.
- ▪We gave that one four and a half stars, and the Pro variant scores the same: it's slightly better, slightly more expensive, and generally still a powerhouse webcam for serious content creators and remote business.
- ▪Jump To: Two-minute review Price & availability Specs Should you buy it?
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TechRadar Verdict The Insta360 Link 2 Pro is a straight upgrade to last year's Link 2, bringing an improved internal camera mechanism to the already-excellent gimbal mount design of the non-Pro model. We gave that one four and a half stars, and the Pro variant scores the same: it's slightly better, slightly more expensive, and generally still a powerhouse webcam for serious content creators and remote business. However, like its predecessor, the high retail price and wealth of features mean that many users will probably be better off with something more affordable.
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