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DJI Osmo Pocket 4P

Two cameras, a stacked 1-inch sensor and 17 stops of dynamic range — the pro Pocket.

Released July 30, 2026

Prices last checked September 21, 2026. Listed prices are the regular shop prices and may have changed. Shopee and Lazada often show a lower price in the mobile app once vouchers are applied, and prices usually drop further during payday sales and the 9.9, 10.10, 11.11 and 12.12 events — it is worth checking the app before you buy.

Our verdict

What we think

4.5/ 5Best overall

Based on our research and buyer reviews — we have not tested this unit hands-on.

The most capable pocket gimbal camera DJI has made. A new 1-inch stacked sensor, a second 60mm telephoto camera and D-Log 2 with a claimed 17 stops put it in a different class from the Pocket 4. It is also ₱8,800 more and 40 g heavier, which is why we only recommend it if you will actually use the zoom.

What we like

  • Second 60mm f/1.8 telephoto camera: 3× optical, 6× lossless, up to 12× hybrid zoom
  • New 1-inch stacked sensor with D-Log 2 and a claimed 17 stops of dynamic range
  • ActiveTrack 8.0 with multi-person subject priority, tracking holds at 12× zoom
  • 103 GB built in plus microSD up to 1 TB
  • Bright 1000-nit screen; fast charging to 80% in about 18 minutes

What we don’t

  • ₱37,790 — ₱8,800 more than the Pocket 4 for the Standard Combo
  • Heaviest of the three at 230 g
  • Same 1545 mAh battery as the Pocket 4 driving more hardware
  • Overkill if you only shoot talking-head or arm’s-length vlogs

The 4P — DJI’s materials call it both “Pocket 4P” and “Pocket 4 Pro” — is the first Pocket with two cameras. The wide camera is a new 1-inch stacked sensor behind the familiar 20mm f/2.0 lens; next to it sits a 60mm-equivalent telephoto on a 1/1.28-inch sensor at f/1.8. Together they give 3× optical zoom, 6× lossless and up to 12× hybrid in video.

That telephoto is the whole argument for the extra money. A pocket gimbal has always been a wide-angle tool; the 4P lets you frame a subject across a room, compress a street scene or shoot a product close-up without walking into it. ActiveTrack 8.0 keeps a lock on a subject all the way out to 12×, and DJI’s multi-person priority is meant to stop the gimbal wandering when someone walks through the frame.

The stacked sensor matters too. DJI claims 17 stops of dynamic range in its new D-Log 2 profile, against 14 on the Pocket 4, which for anyone grading footage is the more meaningful upgrade than the resolution.

Our take: if you shoot events, travel, products or anything where you cannot always get close, the 4P is worth the premium and is the best camera in the line. If your videos are mostly you talking to the camera, the Pocket 4 does the same job for ₱8,800 less and weighs 40 g less in your pocket.

What buyers say

Shop review summary

We haven’t summarised buyer reviews for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P yet. Check back soon — or read the reviews yourself on the shop pages below.

Key specs

DJI Osmo Pocket 4P specifications
Main camera1-inch stacked CMOS, 20mm f/2.0
Telephoto camera1/1.28-inch, 60mm f/1.8 (3× optical)
VideoUp to 4K/120fps
Slow motion4K/240fps
Dynamic range (claimed)17 stops (D-Log 2)
Colour profiles10-bit D-Log 2, D-Log M, HLG
Subject trackingActiveTrack 8.0, multi-person priority
AutofocusAll-pixel phase detection
Screen2-inch rotating OLED touchscreen, 1000 nits
Built-in storage103 GB + microSD up to 1 TB
Battery1545 mAh; 0–80% in approx. 18 min
Weight230 g
LaunchedJuly 2026

Where to buy

Prices last checked September 21, 2026. Listed prices are the regular shop prices and may have changed. Shopee and Lazada often show a lower price in the mobile app once vouchers are applied, and prices usually drop further during payday sales and the 9.9, 10.10, 11.11 and 12.12 events — it is worth checking the app before you buy.