DJI Osmo Pocket 4P
A dual-camera pocket gimbal for wide self-filming and real 60mm portrait framing.
Brand
DJIReference Price
¥3,799 China reference
Reference price; regional pricing and bundles may differ.
Consumer Electronics Details
Product type
Dual-camera pocket gimbal
Core feature
Separate stabilized 20mm-equivalent wide and 60mm-equivalent portrait cameras in one compact creator device
Battery / runtime
1,545mAh battery; up to 210 minutes at 1080p/24fps under DJI test conditions
Size / weight
159.5 × 63.3 × 33.5mm; 230g
Key Facts
Cameras
20mm-equivalent f/2 with 1-inch CMOS; 60mm-equivalent f/1.8 with 1/1.28-inch CMOS
Video
Standard recording up to 4K/60fps; wide-camera slow motion up to 4K/240fps; 60mm-camera slow motion up to 4K/200fps; vertical video up to 3K/60fps
Color workflow
10-bit D-Log 2 at the 1× wide-camera setting; available color modes differ by camera and recording mode
Stabilization / tracking
Three-axis mechanical gimbal and ActiveTrack 8.0
Display
2-inch rotating 556 × 314 touchscreen rated at 1,000 nits
Storage
103GB usable internal storage plus microSD expansion up to 1TB
Audio / compatibility
Three built-in microphones; direct wireless support for DJI Mic 2, Mic 3, Mic Mini, and Mic Mini 2; original DJI Mic requires its receiver
Product Overview
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P turns the pocket gimbal into a two-camera tool. A stabilized 20mm-equivalent wide camera handles self-filming and establishing shots, while a separate 60mm-equivalent camera gives interviews, people, and details a more natural perspective without adding a second camera and gimbal.
What Stands Out
The 60mm view comes from its own lens and sensor rather than a crop of the wide image, giving a solo creator more useful placement and framing choices in one compact device.
Why It Matters
Pocket cameras are becoming complete shooting systems, where focal length works alongside stabilization, tracking, audio, storage, and quick startup to reduce the setup around a shot.
Best For
Solo presenters, travel and documentary creators, interviews, event details, and users who want wide-to-portrait framing in a small stabilized camera.
Not For
Users who need 4K vertical capture, a large monitoring screen, a perfectly matched Log workflow across both cameras, official support in every region, or full compatibility with older Pocket accessories.
Things to Know
At 230g, the dual-camera head is larger and more top-heavy than earlier Pocket models; handle balance matters during longer handheld sessions.
Vertical recording tops out at 3K, and color options vary by camera and mode. PetaPixel found strong main-camera latitude but did not reproduce DJI's full advertised 17-stop result.
Check local availability, warranty, charger, bundle contents, microphone support, and accessory fit. Pocket 3 lens accessories and protective cases do not fit the 4P.
Sources
DJI product page
dji.com
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Product identity, dual-camera positioning, stabilization, tracking, color, audio, storage, and official imagery.
DJI specifications
dji.com
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Sensors, lenses, focus, recording modes, display, storage, audio, battery, dimensions, weight, charging, transfers, and accessory compatibility.
DJI Store
store.dji.com
Covers
Current China reference price, package options, in-stock signal, color variants, and product media.
PetaPixel review
petapixel.com
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Independent month-long testing of image quality, autofocus, slow motion, low light, color workflow, telephoto rendering, interface, and the advertised dynamic-range claim.
Amateur Photographer review
amateurphotographer.com
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Independent testing of the two focal lengths, stabilization, handling, portability, dimensions, storage, screen, and UK reference price.
Digital Camera World review
digitalcameraworld.com
Covers
Independent comparison of the dual-camera workflow, portability, battery, controls, color modes, tracking, accessories, and global launch availability.
Notebookcheck review
notebookcheck.net
Covers
Independent real-world footage, stabilization, storage, usability, vertical-recording, remote-control, audio, and regional-price findings.