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DJI Osmo Pocket 3
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DJI Osmo Pocket 3

A pocket gimbal camera with a 1-inch sensor, tracking, vertical shooting, and DJI mic support.

Brand

DJI

Reference Price

$499

Reference price; regional pricing and bundles may differ.

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Consumer Electronics Details

Product type

Pocket gimbal camera

Core feature

1-inch CMOS imaging with three-axis mechanical stabilization, tracking, and vertical or horizontal shooting

Battery / runtime

DJI Store comparison lists 166 minutes operating time

Key Facts

Video

4K/120fps slow-motion support, 10-bit D-Log M, and HLG

Display

2-inch rotatable OLED touchscreen

Audio

Stereo recording and direct DJI Mic 2 or Mic Mini transmitter connection

Charging

DJI Store comparison lists 80 percent charge in 16 minutes

Product Overview

DJI Osmo Pocket 3 turns a camera, stabilizer, tracking system, and compact audio workflow into one hand-held creator tool. It is built for people who want more deliberate moving footage than a phone can usually provide, without carrying a mirrorless camera and gimbal.

What Stands Out

The 1-inch sensor, three-axis mechanical stabilization, rotatable screen, ActiveTrack 6.0, D-Log M color, and DJI microphone compatibility make it a compact production tool rather than a simple pocket camera.

Why It Matters

DJI is compressing creator production into small tools that still carry camera, audio, stabilization, and editing ecosystem value.

Best For

Vloggers, travel creators, product presenters, family video, and small teams that need stable hand-held footage.

Not For

Users who need an action camera, waterproof camera, interchangeable lenses, or a camera that works well on helmets and impact-prone mounts.

Things to Know

The DJI Store listed the standard unit at USD $499 and out of stock during review.

Confirm current availability, bundle contents, storage card, and microphone path before going further.

4K/120fps is a slow-motion mode, so check the exact shooting mode before planning a workflow around it.