Osmo Pocket 4 Pro leak suggests DJI's next vlogging gimbal ... - T3
A 'slope-side' photo appears to show a Pocket 4 Pro with two front-facing lenses, hinting that DJI’s next creator cam could arrive soon
www.t3.comHere’s the latest on the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 camera based on recent coverage.
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Announcement and specs: DJI revealed the Osmo Pocket 4 in April 2026, highlighting 4K/240fps, 14 stops of dynamic range with 10-bit D-Log, integrated storage (107GB+), and a redesigned control layout including a new 5D joystick and dedicated zoom/customizable buttons. The form factor remains pocketable with improvements for low-light performance and a slightly longer battery life. These details come from DPReview’s coverage of the official announcement.[3]
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Video capabilities and sensor: Early rumors and press suggest a 1-inch-class sensor, dual-camera options in the higher-end Pro variant, and continued gimbal stabilization. DPReview notes the 4K/240fps ceiling and enhanced dynamic range, positioning Pocket 4 as a meaningful upgrade over Pocket 3.[3]
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Accessories and storage: DJI introduced substantial on-device storage (over 100GB) while remaining compatible with high-capacity microSD cards, addressing previous concerns about needing external storage for large video files. This is highlighted in the DPReview summary.[3]
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Market context and leaks: Prior leaks and media coverage (including multiple rumor rundowns in late 2025 and early 2026) pointed to a major redesign and potential dual-camera setup, with expectations of more creator-focused features and new accessories like a FrameTap module. Those rumors are reflected across several tech outlets prior to the official launch.[4][5][6]
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Early hands-on and reception: Initial hands-on impressions and reviews during launch emphasize improved low-light performance, higher frame-rate options, and easier one-handed use, while noting that pricing and availability varied by region. YouTube-based reviews and early editorials reference these improvements post-launch.[7][3]
Illustration idea: a high-level comparison of Pocket 3 vs Pocket 4 features—sensor size, max frame rate, internal storage, new controls, and battery life—to visualize the upgrades at a glance.
If you’d like, I can compile a concise table contrasting Pocket 3 and Pocket 4 specs or pull the most up-to-date regional pricing and availability for Montréal. I can also fetch more detailed official spec sheets or reviews and summarize them with exact cited quotes.