Insta360 Flexi Clip

Find a New Angle Without a Permanent Mount Clip a supported camera onto a suitable sun visor or desk edge and create a different view of the scene. The Insta360 Flexi Clip combines a 10–24mm clamping range with a removable 360-degree ball socket, a securing strap and anti-slip components. It gives you a flexible way to frame a road-trip cabin or a tabletop recording, with the camera connected through its appropriate mounting arrangement. Highlights Clips to suitable objects 10–24mm thick. Removable ball socket provides 360-degree angle adjustment. Securing strap and anti-slip components support the attachment. Supplied adapter supports a compatible 1/4-inch camera connection. Maximum attached load is 250g; use the prescribed installation. Key Features Start with the Right Clamping Surface The clip is designed for suitable sun visors and other objects 10–24mm thick. For a car setup, clamp it to the visor and fasten the strap around it as instructed. A loose visor is not a suitable mounting point. For a desktop setup, follow the guide’s edge-clamping arrangement. Refine the Camera’s View The removable ball socket lets you rotate the camera position through 360 degrees and adjust the shooting angle. Open the lever to reposition it, then close the lever securely. The camera and socket can be removed together for checking the screen or settings, so support the assembly whenever the connection is open. Use the Supplied Connection Parts The kit includes a 1/4-inch to 2-Prong Adapter, thumb screw and four anti-slip rings. Fit the appropriate camera connection and tighten the joint; use an anti-slip ring where instructed if that adapter connection loosens. Camera-specific mounting bases are separate where the chosen camera requires them. Build a More Considered Road-Trip View A compatible X-series camera can capture panoramic footage, while the camera and app’s supported MultiView features can turn that view into split-screen or picture-in-picture presentations. The mount itself does not add recording modes. Frame the shot before driving and use the recommended passenger-side visor position to preserve driver visibility. Stay Within the Intended Conditions Keep the attached camera and mounting accessories within the 250g weight threshold. The manufacturer specifies flat-road driving, a securely locked ball socket and a properly fastened strap. In direct sun, keep the cabin ventilated or cooled to help the camera avoid overheating. Check the setup again if any joint or the visor becomes loose. Summary Insta360 Flexi Clip offers a portable mounting option for suitable visors and desk edges, with a removable ball socket and useful connection parts. Match the 10–24mm clamping range, secure the strap where required and keep the attached load within the published limit. Careful positioning gives the camera a useful new viewpoint without a permanent adhesive mount. Frequently Asked Questions What Thickness Can It Grip?ExpandCollapse The specified range is 10–24mm. Check the surface and the complete attachment rather than relying on thickness alone. Do not fit it to a loose sun visor. What Is Included?ExpandCollapse One Flexi Clip, one ball socket, one 1/4-inch to 2-Prong Adapter, four anti-slip rings, one hex wrench, one thumb screw and one securing strap are supplied. The camera is separate. What Is the Maximum Attached Load?ExpandCollapse The manufacturer gives a 250g weight threshold. Keep the camera and its attached mounting accessories within that limit and ensure the ball socket and all connections are securely locked. Does Every Camera Connect Directly?ExpandCollapse No. Use the supplied threaded adapter where appropriate, or the camera’s own compatible mounting base. GO-series and Ace-series cameras may require their separate model-specific mount; the clip does not replace it. Where Should I Put It Inside the Car?ExpandCollapse The manufacturer recommends the passenger-side sun visor, with the strap fastened securely and no obstruction to driver visibility. Use it on flat roads, avoid loose visors and keep the cabin cool enough for the camera. Set the framing before driving. Read more