Insta 360 Luna Ultra Watch Mount

The Luna Ultra is the first gimbal camera with a detachable touchscreen remote, but once you pop the screen off, there is nowhere to put it. Luna Link fixes that. It turns the detachable screen into a wrist-worn monitor and remote, so solo creators can frame shots, start recording, and trigger tracking from up to 20 meters away with both hands free.

Set the camera on a tripod, strap the screen to your wrist, and walk into your own shot. Check framing at a glance like a watch, adjust without walking back to the camera, and use the screen's built-in mic while you present. It is the accessory this camera should have shipped with.

Design features

• Friction-fit bumper cradle grips the outer shell of the screen only. The docking connector is never touched or stressed, protecting the mechanism Insta360 designed for careful handling
• Compatible with any standard 20mm watch strap, so you can use a band you already own
• Landscape orientation across the wrist, like a cycling computer, matching the screen's horizontal UI for natural viewing
• Low-profile design keeps the screen secure during movement without blocking the touchscreen, buttons, or mic
• Prints without supports

Use cases

• Solo vlogging and talking-head shots with the camera tracking you
• Group shots and family photos where you want to confirm framing before the timer fires
• Run-and-gun B-roll where the camera is mounted somewhere unusual (car, gimbal arm, high tripod) and you monitor from your wrist
• Hands-free remote control while presenting, cooking, demonstrating, or performing

Printing notes

Printed in PLA with no supports required. A slightly flexible filament like PLA with reduced infill walls or PETG gives the cradle a forgiving snap fit. Test fit tolerances are dialed to the official Insta360 reference model.

Designed for the MakerWorld x Insta360 Luna Ultra Design Challenge.

Design by JA3DP on MakerWorld (license: BY).