A curated comparison of the entire Osmo Pocket lineup — the best and worst of every feature, and a considered guide to the one that belongs in your pocket.
4
Generations compared
1"
Largest sensor
4K/120
Peak frame rate
9
Accessories reviewed
The lineup
From the pioneering original to the new flagship Pocket 4, each generation refined what a gimbal camera could be.
The most advanced Pocket yet. A refined second-generation 1-inch sensor, a larger 2.5-inch rotatable OLED and improved low-light processing push image quality and battery life beyond the Pocket 3, while keeping the same one-handed magic.
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Weakest points
From
$549
A 1-inch sensor, a rotating 2-inch OLED touchscreen and 4K/120fps make the Pocket 3 the most capable pocket gimbal DJI has ever shipped. It is the default recommendation for almost everyone.
Best features
Weakest points
From
$519
A refined 1/1.7-inch 64MP sensor, richer four-microphone audio and 8x zoom in a featherweight body. Still a superb everyday vlogging companion at a friendlier price.
Best features
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From
$339
The camera that started the category. A tiny 1/2.3-inch sensor and a pioneering three-axis gimbal in a body barely larger than a chocolate bar. Best treated as a budget entry point.
Best features
Weakest points
From
$249
A side-by-side spec table with every feature scored — the best and worst of each model highlighted at a glance.
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Find your matchThe microphones, handles, lenses and filters worth owning — each with a direct Amazon buy link.
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