The 4P essentially grafts a secondary telephoto lens onto the foundation of the standard Osmo Pocket 4. This addition inevitably increases the device's physical footprint and weight, while pushing the battery slightly harder than its single-lens counterpart. Despite these trade-offs, the image quality from both lenses remains high, and the zoom performance holds up well up to 6x. The device also introduces support for the wireless FrameTap remote, a feature that enhances its utility for solo creators.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P: Dual-Lens Versatility Meets Market Restrictions
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P packs a 3x telephoto lens into the familiar gimbal-stabilized frame, positioning itself as a direct competitor to the Insta360 Luna Ultra. While the hardware offers impressive zoom capabilities and competitive pricing, its availability remains strictly limited to markets outside the United States due to ongoing regulatory pressures.
Pricing for the Standard Combo, which includes a fill light and a tripod-ready handle, sits at £529 or €599. For those requiring a more comprehensive setup, the Vlog Combo retails for £605 or €689, adding a compact tripod, a DJI Mic Mini 2, and the FrameTap remote. While the 4P undercuts the Insta360 Luna Ultra on price, the latter retains a significant advantage for American consumers. DJI has confirmed the 4P will not see a US release, leaving a market gap that has previously invited attempts from alternative manufacturers like Xtra to fill the void with similar hardware.
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