Content creators, your favourite handheld gimbal camera just received a significant quality-of-life update. DJI has officially pulled the curtain back on the highly anticipated Osmo Pocket 4, delivering a refined pocket-sized design that promises cinematic visuals without the cumbersome bulk of a traditional camera rig. While the core philosophy of the device remains completely intact, this fourth-generation model brings massive internal upgrades and simultaneously introduces an entirely new, dual-lens Pro variant aimed at serious independent filmmakers.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4
The standard model looks remarkably similar to its predecessor but packs a surprisingly heavy punch internally. Anchored by a brand-new 1-inch CMOS sensor, the Osmo Pocket 4 now captures stunning 4K video at a blistering 240 frames per second, allowing for buttery smooth, high-resolution slow-motion playback. The device boasts an impressive 14 stops of dynamic range and utilises a native 10-bit D-Log colour profile, giving editors vastly more flexibility to recover clipped highlights and crushed shadows during intensive post-production grading.
DJI has also actively addressed one of the most common headaches for run-and-gun shooters: forgetting your memory card. The pocket camera now features a massive 107 gigabytes of blazing-fast internal storage out of the box, capable of transferring files to your computer at 800 megabytes per second. Navigating the device is much smoother thanks to an ultra-bright, rotatable two-inch OLED touchscreen. Furthermore, the hardware introduces a dedicated zoom button, a custom preset trigger, and a new 5D joystick for precise manual panning. To ensure your subject never leaves the frame, the upgraded ActiveTrack 7.0 system intelligently maintains a sharp focus even when you are digitally zoomed in at 4x magnification.
The Upcoming Osmo Pocket 4 Pro
While the standard model is an incredibly capable upgrade, DJI also quietly confirmed the existence of a high-end alternative. Teased recently on Chinese social media as the Osmo Pocket 4P, or Pro, this upcoming variant is built explicitly for heavy-duty content production. The defining feature here is a brand-new dual-lens setup. Alongside the primary 1-inch sensor, the Pro model houses a dedicated telephoto lens capable of achieving a true 3x optical zoom, finally eliminating the need to rely purely on digital cropping when filming subjects from a distance. Because of the added optical hardware, early visual leaks suggest the Pro model will feature a noticeably bulkier gimbal housing to manage the extra weight.
Pricing & Availability
For immediate buyers, the standard DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is officially available for purchase today through authorised local retailers and major official e-commerce platforms. The baseline Standard Combo retails for RM1,999, which includes the camera, a protective cover, and a wrist strap. For creators who want the complete audio-visual package, the robust Creator Combo is priced at RM2,599 and bundles in highly practical accessories like the new DJI Mic 3 transmitter and a magnetic fill light.
As for the dual-lens Osmo Pocket 4 Pro, a little patience is required. DJI has not confirmed an exact global release date, though industry rumours point toward a staggered launch targeting June 2026. While official local pricing remains completely unconfirmed, early international estimates suggest the Pro model will command a premium, retailing for roughly $733 (RM3,496) when it eventually hits the market.
