New DJI action camera launching with GoPro Max 2-rivalling feature
Earlier this week, various sources shared a first hands-on image of DJI's next action camera. For the time being, the company is remaining quiet about launching a new action camera. Instead, it is focusing on the global launch of the Osmo Pocket 4P, details of which we have covered separately.
Nonetheless, it seems that a new Osmo 360 II will not be far behind the Osmo Pocket 4P. For context, the original Osmo 360 arrived on July 31 2025 (curr. $389 on Amazon). While the device is yet to reach its first anniversary, its successor's retail packaging has now surfaced online.
Embedded below, the image appears to confirm a few details about the Osmo 360 II ahead of launch day. For instance, the action camera will support replaceable lenses. Although that was also the case for the Osmo 360, DJI required people to use a set of tools and post-installation calibration.
However, it remains to be seen whether the Osmo 360 II's lenses can be twisted into place as with the GoPro Max 2. On top of that, the leak reveals a portion of the Osmo 360 II's design. Moreover, a previous leak indicates that the Osmo 360 II will line up with a 10% larger battery than its predecessor, too. Also, the new action camera should support 8K/60 FPS video captures, unlike the original Osmo 360.
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