DJI has launched the Osmo Pocket 4P, a pocket-sized stabilized camera designed for vloggers and content creators, with an initial release in China. Multiple outlets report that the Pocket 4P uses a dual-camera architecture: a 1-inch main wide-angle sensor paired with a separate mid-telephoto lens. The company positions the design as an upgrade over the prior Pocket line, including improved low-light and video performance, and additional dynamic range specifications reported as 17 stops by some sources. Launch details vary by outlet, but reports agree the device is available in China at a starting price of 3,799 yuan (about $562) for the standard kit, with global availability not yet clearly confirmed.
Several sources also describe zoom capability enabled by the dual lenses, including 3x optical zoom and up to 12x hybrid zoom. Other reported specifications include 4K at up to 240fps, a 1,000-nit OLED screen, and a 3-axis gimbal. Coverage also notes that DJI’s Pocket 4P competes directly with Insta360’s Luna Ultra, and that the two companies are involved in legal disputes over patents related to camera and gimbal technologies.
