DJI has officially confirmed the global unveiling date for the Osmo Pocket 4P, putting an end to weeks of speculation from vloggers and camera fans watching the brand’s teasers closely. The compact vlogging camera was first announced in China, with an initial teaser appearing on April 16. However, DJI didn’t acknowledge the product on its global social channels until May 8, making many creators wonder when an international reveal would actually happen.
Now the wait has a clear timeline. DJI says the Osmo Pocket 4P will be introduced in Cannes on May 14 at 15:00 UTC. While that confirms the official debut and gives fans a precise time to tune in, DJI still hasn’t shared a detailed event schedule. Most importantly for buyers, there’s no confirmed information yet on when the Osmo Pocket 4P will be available to purchase worldwide.
Even so, DJI is already positioning the Osmo Pocket 4P as a major step forward, calling it a “new masterpiece.” The headline upgrade appears to be a second camera lens, a feature that should immediately grab attention in the vlogging camera market where flexibility and quick framing matter.
DJI has already confirmed that the second lens offers 3x optical zoom, which should provide a real advantage for creators who want tighter shots without physically moving closer or sacrificing too much image quality. Beyond that, early teases from Chinese content creators suggest the Osmo Pocket 4P may still deliver usable photos and video at up to 10x digital zoom, giving users a wider range for travel videos, street shooting, and quick-cut content.
Meanwhile, the primary camera is said to use a 1-inch sensor, and it could potentially be the same core camera setup found in the Osmo Pocket 4. If that’s the case, it may help DJI further separate the Osmo Pocket 4P from the older Osmo Pocket 3 and strengthen the new model’s appeal to creators looking for a more capable pocket-sized camera with better zoom options.
For now, the key takeaway is simple: the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P global reveal is set for May 14 at 15:00 UTC in Cannes, and the biggest talking point is its dual-lens design with confirmed 3x optical zoom. Availability and pricing details are still the missing pieces, and they’re likely what many fans will be watching for once the event begins.
