DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Spotted in the Wild With LED Accessory

Alleged footage of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 has surfaced, with claims of a potential Pocket 4 Pro variant bringing a dual-lens design, while the clip itself shows a unit that resembles the current Pocket 3 in most respects. The source video, circulated by thenewcamera.com, is said to have been captured inside a DJI-authorized store in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, after a person reportedly walked in carrying a Pocket 4. The video’s framing emphasizes a familiar form factor but highlights a few notable changes and accessories, including an LED light attached to one of the gimbal joints and what appears to be official OSMO branding on the back.

The hands-on clip focuses more on hardware refinements than software changes. Observers note a longer stem on the device, a mysterious “C” button, and a zoom button. The flip-action display and the general gimbal setup appear unchanged from the Pocket 3. Still, the video reveals several small but potentially meaningful updates, including a visible LED accessory not seen with the current model. The unit also bears prominent “POCKET 4” text on its side, an element used to bolster the legitimacy of the leak for some observers.

Beyond the hardware, the clip offers limited software glimpses, with the user experience appearing broadly familiar. One notable software detail is a new “SuperPhoto” 33MP stills mode detected in the footage. An earlier Amazon Denmark listing for the unannounced Pocket 4 has suggested a 1-inch camera sensor and enhanced video capabilities, potentially delivering 4K at 240fps instead of the current 4K at 120fps limit. The listing also hinted at a larger battery to match the taller stem. Price guidance from that listing placed the Pocket 4 in the $550 to $700 range, with a higher price for bundles that include an LED accessory. Asian and European buyers are expected to see similar pricing ranges, while U.S. pricing could be affected by tariffs and regulatory considerations tied to foreign-made devices.

The Pocket 3, which is still in circulation in many markets, set benchmarks that the rumored Pocket 4 would seek to improve. It carries a 1-inch CMOS sensor, records 4K at 120fps, and uses a 3-axis stabilization system. It remains a compact option that balances portability and video performance, with a 2-inch rotatable OLED display and a light overall weight of 179 g. The current model’s stabilization and form factor have been central to its appeal for solo creators and on-the-go shoots.

Key specifications at a glance

• Sensor: 1-inch CMOS (Pocket 4 vs Pocket 3 both listed as 1-inch in the reported specs)
• Video: 4K at 120fps, potential up to 6K at 30fps for Pocket 4; 4K/120fps for Pocket 3
• Stabilization: Pocket 4 may offer advanced 3-axis stabilization with AI tracking; Pocket 3 uses a 3-axis gimbal
• Display: 2-inch OLED, rotatable on both models
• Battery: 1,545 mAh (Pocket 4) vs 1,300 mAh (Pocket 3)
• Connectivity: Fast AF, Wi-Fi 6 (Pocket 4) vs Basic AF, Wi-Fi 5 (Pocket 3)
• Weight: 179 g for both Pocket 4 and Pocket 3
• Price (estimates): $549–$699 base; $699–$749 with LED accessory

The leaked material also notes a longer stem and a potential dual-lens configuration for a Pocket 4 Pro variant, a design path that could materialize in parallel with a single-lens Pocket 4 in early listings. The LED accessory visible in the leak is described as an official-looking addition, with “OSMO” branding that differentiates it from typical add-ons for the Pocket 3. The purported dual-lens concept mirrors some recent drone and action-camera ecosystems, though no official confirmation has been released as of the reporting of these details.

Pricing and tariff context

Pricing in the leak ecosystem places a base version of the Pocket 4 between $549 and $699, with LED-inclusive bundles potentially reaching $749. The report ties possible US price levels to tariffs introduced during the Trump administration, though the United States Supreme Court has recently struck down those tariffs in a significant ruling. The broader question of tariff unwind remains uncertain, with The New York Times noting continued questions about how quickly import taxes might revert and whether alternative measures could be introduced.

In the absence of an official DJI confirmation, observers continue to treat these details as unconfirmed, relying on leaked video and listings to map out a possible Pocket 4 timeline. The industry will watch for an official statement or subsequent hands-on disclosures that would corroborate or challenge the current leakage narrative. Next steps and formal confirmation, when they come, will clarify whether the Pocket 4 era will proceed with a single-lens configuration or migrate quickly toward a Pocket 4 Pro dual-lens setup.