No new leaks this week. FCC filing and packaging photos remain the latest intel.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is shaping up to be a significant upgrade over the Pocket 3, with a larger 1-inch sensor and 4K/120fps video. FCC filings are on record and retail packaging has been photographed. Launch is expected in March–April 2026, with a Pro variant featuring Hasselblad color science following in May–June.
Leaked Specs (Pocket 4)
| Sensor | 1-inch CMOS (upgraded from 1/1.7-inch) |
| Video | 4K/120fps (rumored) |
| Stabilization | 3-axis mechanical gimbal, improved |
| Display | Brighter touchscreen (details TBC) |
| Status | FCC filed, packaging leaked |
| Expected Price | ~$500–$550 range |
| Expected Release | March–April 2026 |
What We Know So Far
- •FCC filing confirmed — regulatory paperwork is on file, a strong indicator of imminent launch.
- •Retail packaging leaked — photos show a 1-inch sensor badge on the box, confirming the sensor upgrade.
- •4K/120fps video — multiple source reports cite double the frame rate of Pocket 3’s 4K/60fps ceiling.
- •Pocket 4 Pro variant — separate leaks point to a dual-sensor Pro model with Hasselblad color science and optical zoom, expected 1–2 months after the standard model.
Pocket 4 Pro (Rumored)
| Sensors | Dual sensors (rumored) |
| Color Science | Hasselblad color profile |
| Zoom | Optical zoom (details TBC) |
| Expected Release | May–June 2026 |
Expected Release Date
Based on the FCC filing timeline and DJI’s historical patterns, the standard Pocket 4 is expected in March–April 2026. The Pocket 4 Pro may follow in May–June 2026. DJI typically launches cameras 6–10 weeks after FCC documents appear.
Price
No official pricing has leaked. The Pocket 3 launched at $519 with the Creator Combo at $659. Given the sensor upgrade, expect the Pocket 4 in the $500–$550 range for the base model. The Pro variant with dual sensors and Hasselblad will likely command a premium.
US Availability
The Pocket is a handheld camera, not a drone, so it faces fewer regulatory hurdles in the US compared to DJI’s drone lineup. Expect simultaneous global and US availability through both DJI.com and Amazon.
For the full breakdown of the DJI ban and US buying options, see our complete US availability guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is the DJI Pocket 4 coming out?
Based on FCC filings and leaked packaging images, the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is expected to launch in March–April 2026.
What sensor does the DJI Pocket 4 have?
Leaks indicate a 1-inch CMOS sensor, a significant upgrade from the Pocket 3's 1/1.7-inch sensor. This should deliver better low-light performance and dynamic range.
Is there a DJI Pocket 4 Pro?
Sources suggest a Pocket 4 Pro variant with dual sensors, Hasselblad color science, and optical zoom is planned for May–June 2026, a few months after the standard Pocket 4.
DJI Pocket 4 vs Pocket 3?
Expected improvements include a larger 1-inch sensor (vs 1/1.7-inch), 4K/120fps video (vs 4K/60fps), improved stabilization, and a brighter display. Price is expected to remain in the $500–$550 range.