DJI
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P is a compact, gimbal-stabilized pocket camera built for creators who want versatile video tools on the go. It suits travel vloggers and solo shooters looking for high-quality stabilization without carrying a bulky rig.
- Sensor size
- 1 in
- Max video resolution
- 4K
- Max frame rate at 4K
- 60 fps
- Image stabilization
- In-camera
- Front screen size
- 0 in
- Weight
- 230 g
Optics and Dual Cameras
The dual-camera design pairs a 1-inch wide-angle CMOS sensor with a secondary 1/1.28-inch med-tele CMOS sensor. The main wide lens features a f/2.0 aperture, while the med-tele lens opens wider at f/1.8 for low-light reach.
This setup gives shooters flexible focal lengths for framing different scenes. Photographers also benefit from 37 MP image capture with RAW support for detailed stills.
Video Performance
Normal video tops out at 4K resolution and 60 fps using the HEVC codec with a 180 Mbps maximum bitrate. Creators can also switch to Slow Motion mode to capture 240 fps footage at 4K or 1080p, though this mode limits digital zoom.
In-camera time-lapse, hyperlapse, and motionlapse modes help capture passing time creatively. A built-in three-axis mechanical gimbal keeps all this footage steady while recording on the move.
Hardware and Battery
The body features a single 2-inch flip touchscreen with a peak brightness of 1,000 nits that serves dual duty for front and rear framing. Weighing 230 g, it measures 63.3 mm wide, 159.5 mm high, and 33.5 mm deep, with an operating temperature range of 0 °C to 40 °C.
A 1,545 mAh battery powers the device, yielding a claimed max recording time of 210 min when tested at 1080p/24 with Wi-Fi and the screen turned off.
Storage and Connectivity
Internal storage sits at 103 GB for immediate shooting out of the box. Shooters who need more space can add a memory card slot supporting microSD cards up to 1,024 GB.
Wi-Fi 6 enables fast wireless connections, and the camera supports live streaming at 1080p resolution.
Full specs
Overview
- Release date
- Not published
- Launch price
- Not published
Sensor & lens
- Sensor size
- 1 in
Dual cameras: 1-inch wide-angle CMOS plus a 1/1.28-inch med-tele CMOS; figure given is the main wide sensor.
- Aperture
- 2 f
The med-tele lens opens wider at f/1.8; f/2.0 is the main wide-angle lens.
- Field of view
- Not published
Video
- Max video resolution
- 4K
- Max frame rate at 4K
- 60 fps
- Max frame rate
- 240 fps
240 fps is Slow Motion mode at 4K or 1080p; normal video tops out at 60 fps.
- Max video bitrate
- 180 Mbps
- Video codecs
- HEVC
- Color bit depth
- Not published
- Log profile
- Not published
- HDR video
- Not published
- Time-lapse modes
- Time-lapse, hyperlapse
Page also lists in-camera Hyperlapse and Motionlapse modes.
- Pre-recording
- Not published
- Max digital zoom
- 12 x
Slow Motion and Timelapse support no digital zoom (1× or 3× optical focal lengths only).
Photo
- Max photo resolution
- 37 MP
- RAW photos
- Yes
Stabilization
- Image stabilization
- In-camera
Three-axis mechanical gimbal stabilizes footage in camera while recording.
- Horizon lock
- Not published
Screens
- Rear screen size
- 2 in
- Front screen size
- 0 in
No dedicated front screen; the single 2-inch flip touchscreen serves both front and rear use.
- Rear screen brightness
- 1,000 nits
- Rear touchscreen
- Yes
- Front touchscreen
- No
No dedicated front screen; the one 2-inch flip touchscreen is the only display.
Body & durability
- Weight
- 230 g
- Width
- 63.3 mm
From DJI's L×W×H listing; W (63.3 mm) is the left-to-right width.
- Height
- 159.5 mm
From DJI's L×W×H listing; L (159.5 mm) is the bottom-to-top height.
- Depth
- 33.5 mm
From DJI's L×W×H listing; H (33.5 mm) is the front-to-back depth.
- Waterproof depth
- Not published
- Waterproof depth with case
- Not published
- Min operating temperature
- 0 °C
Listed in the Battery section; battery is built in, so the range covers the camera.
- Max operating temperature
- 40 °C
Listed in the Battery section; battery is built in, so the range covers the camera.
Battery
- Battery capacity
- 1,545 mAh
- Claimed max recording time
- 210 min
Tested at 1080p/24 with Wi-Fi and screen off; real-world runtime will be lower.
- Removable battery
- Not published
- Claimed recording time at 4K
- Not published
Storage
- Built-in storage
- 103 GB
- Memory card slot
- Yes
- Max memory card size
- 1,024 GB
microSD cards up to 1 TB (1024 GB) are supported.
Connectivity
- GPS
- Not published
- Wi-Fi standard
- Wi-Fi 6
- Live streaming resolution
- 1080p
Audio
- External microphone
- Not published
The Verdict
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P is a strong pick for mobile creators and vloggers who need dual-lens versatility and built-in mechanical stabilization. Buyers requiring advanced features like a removable battery or built-in GPS should check other options.
FAQ
What is the sensor size on the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P?
It uses a 1-inch wide-angle CMOS sensor paired with a 1/1.28-inch med-tele CMOS sensor.
Does the Osmo Pocket 4P support high frame rate video?
Yes, it supports up to 60 fps for normal 4K video and up to 240 fps in Slow Motion mode at 4K or 1080p.
How much internal storage does it have?
It includes 103 GB of built-in storage and a memory card slot for microSD cards up to 1,024 GB.
What is the maximum battery runtime?
The 1,545 mAh battery offers a claimed max recording time of 210 min when tested at 1080p/24 with Wi-Fi and the screen off.
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