DJI’s next-gen pocket vlogging camera lineup is starting to come into focus, and new details suggest the company is preparing two models: the Osmo Pocket 4 and a more advanced Osmo Pocket 4 Pro.
Earlier speculation pointed to DJI developing both versions, with the biggest talking point being the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro’s expected hardware upgrade: a second camera lens. If that ends up being accurate, it could give creators more flexibility for different shooting styles, such as switching perspectives quickly or capturing alternative focal lengths without changing devices. For vloggers and travelers who want a compact setup, that kind of dual-lens design could be a major draw.
According to Photorabz, DJI is still on track to launch the standard Osmo Pocket 4 in January. That timing lines up with the idea of DJI kicking off the year with its mainstream model first, aimed at users who want a capable, pocket-sized gimbal camera without stepping up to a “Pro” tier.
As for the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro release date, the latest update comes from a YouTuber who says they received official confirmation that the Pro model is planned for spring. The claim isn’t that it will arrive in April specifically, but rather that DJI is targeting a launch after April—making late spring the most likely window right now.
Until DJI makes an official announcement, release timing and features could still shift. But if these reports hold, shoppers considering a new pocket gimbal camera may soon have a choice between a January Osmo Pocket 4 launch and a later, potentially dual-lens Osmo Pocket 4 Pro arriving in late spring.
