DJI has announced that the new Osmo Pocket 4P is on the way, with the pocket-sized gimbal set to launch in 2026. Designed for creators who want more flexibility from a compact filmmaking tool, the Osmo Pocket 4P introduces a dual-camera system aimed at cinematic storytelling and advanced content creation.
The teaser announcement positions the Osmo Pocket 4P as a next-generation mobile cinematography device, combining upgraded hardware with more creative shooting options. While DJI has not yet released full specifications, the inclusion of two cameras suggests a major shift for the Osmo Pocket series.
The Osmo Pocket range has long been valued for its portability and stabilisation by photographers, filmmakers and content creators who regularly shoot on the move. The Osmo Pocket 4P looks set to build on that reputation with flexible focal length coverage that can adapt to a wider range of shooting situations without needing extra accessories or lens attachments.
I’m currently testing the recently released DJI Osmo Pocket 4, and I recently used it to shoot the video interview below with Sophia Spurgin following her success in the London Camera Exchange Photographer of the Year Awards 2026. The audio was recorded using DJI’s new Mic Mini 2 wireless microphone system.
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DJI says the dual-camera system has been designed to support seamless transitions across different shooting scenarios. Although exact focal lengths have not yet been confirmed, this could mean creators will be able to switch between wider establishing shots and tighter framing while maintaining the compact form factor the Osmo Pocket line is known for.
The company is clearly targeting advanced creators and visual storytellers with this launch. The language used in the teaser focuses heavily on cinematic creation and mobile filmmaking, suggesting improved image quality, enhanced stabilisation and more powerful shooting tools could all be part of the package.
As short-form video, travel filmmaking and mobile content creation continue to grow, compact hybrid tools like the Osmo Pocket have become increasingly popular with creators who want professional-looking footage without carrying larger camera setups. A dual-camera design could make the Osmo Pocket 4P particularly appealing for travel creators, vloggers and documentary filmmakers who need versatility in a small kit.
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At this stage, DJI has not shared pricing, full specifications or an exact release date beyond confirming a 2026 launch window for the Osmo Pocket 4P. More official announcements are expected in the coming months.
