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DJI and Insta360 Quietly Drop Texas Patent Suits — The Real Battle Remains in China

DJI and Insta360 mutually withdrew all four patent infringement lawsuits filed in the Eastern District of Texas on June 28, 2026, without announcing any settlement. The dismissals were entered without prejudice, leaving both parties free to refile. Meanwhile, DJI's patent ownership case against Insta360 parent Arashi Vision, filed in Shenzhen Intermediate Court in March 2026, continues and is widely seen as the more consequential proceeding. IDC data shows DJI held 62.4% global market share in smart handheld cameras in 2025, with Insta360 at 20.4%.

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