The Osmo Pocket 4 Pro launched internationally June 29–30 (DJI Japan first) at a China price of CNY 3,799 (~$525) — still US-blocked, the fifth consecutive direct ban casualty. As of early July: the Osmo 360 II's June window has closed with no announcement (now in Q3), and the Air 4 still has no FCC filing — pushing a realistic launch to late 2026 / early 2027. DJI's US consumer pipeline stays frozen; the June 16 FCC 'toy drone' re-entry lane for rivals like Parrot and Wingtra still excludes DJI by name.
DJI 2026 Release Calendar & Product Tracker
DJI has launched the RS 5 (January), Avata 360 (March), Power 1000 Mini (China Jan 22; global incl. US April 20), Osmo Pocket 4 (April 16), Lito 1 + Lito X1 (April 23), Mic Mini 2 (April 28), and Osmo Mobile 8P (May 7) — the Pocket 4, Lito, Mic Mini 2, and Mobile 8P all blocked from US sale. Most recent: the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro launched internationally June 29–30 (revealed at Cannes May 14; China price CNY 3,799 / ~$525) — blocked from US (FCC Covered List), the fifth consecutive direct FCC-ban casualty. Air 4, Avata 3, Osmo 360 II, and Action 7 remain further out. This page tracks every DJI rumor, leak, and confirmed announcement with leaked specs, FCC filings, expected release dates, and confidence levels — updated as new information surfaces.
By the DJI Rumors editorial team · Sources include FCC/MIIT filings, retailer leaks, firmware analysis, and supply-chain contacts
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2026 DJI Product Tracker
| Product | Status | Expected Date | Key Specs | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJI Avata 360 | Released | March 26, 2026 | 8K/60fps 360° via dual 1/1.1-inch sensors, FPV + 360 mode | Official |
| DJI RS 5 | Released | January 15, 2026 | Professional gimbal stabilizer, AI tracking | Official |
| DJI Power 1000 Mini | Released | China Jan 22, 2026; global (incl. US) Apr 20, 2026 | 1008Wh LFP, 1000W max output, 0–80% in 58 min, built-in 400W car charger + 400W MPPT solar, ~$359 US / CNY 2,499 China | Official |
| DJI O4 Ground Station (enterprise) | Released | Launched June 16, 2026 — enterprise/industrial accessory; on the FCC Covered List like other new DJI hardware | Wide-area transmission relay for the Matrice/Dock fleet: 12-antenna array, Gateway mode (~30km via Dock 3) + Relay mode (~40km via Matrice 400), automatic band selection, RTK across 19 frequencies / 5 GNSS, IP67, −40°C to 55°C | Official |
| DJI Osmo Pocket 4 | Released | Launched April 16, 2026 — global; blocked from US by FCC (first launch casualty of the DJI ban) | 1-inch sensor, 4K/240fps, 6K/30fps, 14-stop DR, 107GB storage, $499 base / $649–$749 Creator Combo | Official |
| DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Pro | Released | Revealed May 14, 2026 at Cannes; launched internationally June 29–30, 2026 (DJI Japan first on June 29, broader global rollout following). China price CNY 3,799 (~$525); official EU/US-dollar pricing not yet published. Blocked from US (FCC Covered List). Fifth direct ban casualty. | Dual cameras: 20mm f/2.0 1-inch main sensor + 60mm-equivalent (3×) telephoto on 1/1.5-inch sensor; 3-axis mechanical gimbal; 2-inch rotatable touchscreen; ActiveTrack 7.0; 10-bit D-Log2; China price CNY 3,799 (~$525) base (combos toward 4,999 RMB); EU/US pricing not yet published | Official |
| DJI Air 4 | Leaked | Mid-to-late 2026 (global); still no FCC filing as of early July — mid-2026 now looks unlikely, with late 2026 / early 2027 the realistic window | First registry-level sighting May 11, 2026 (Chinese flight-filing app, via leaker Igor Bogdanov); leaks point to a sub-250g body (vs the 724g Air 3S), rumored 1/1.3-inch sensor, O4+ transmission, ~38–40 min flight. No FCC filing spotted. | Insider Leak |
| DJI Avata 3 | Rumored | Timing unclear | Dual-guard prototype spotted in testing videos (Apr 12–13, 2026); could be Avata 3 or a Neo 3 successor | Insider Leak |
| DJI Lito 1 | Released | Launched April 23, 2026 — global; blocked from US (no FCC) | 1/2-inch sensor, f/1.8, 4K/60fps, 36min flight, sub-250g, €339 / £299 base | Official |
| DJI Lito X1 | Released | Launched April 23, 2026 — global; blocked from US (no FCC) | 1/1.3-inch CMOS, f/1.7, 14-stop HDR, 10-bit D-Log M, LiDAR, 42GB, sub-250g, €419 / £369 base | Official |
| DJI Mic Mini 2 | Released | Launched April 28, 2026 — global; blocked from US (no FCC) | 11g transmitter, 48kHz/24-bit, 11.5h battery, 3 vocal-tone presets, 10 faceplate colors, €33 standalone / €59 basic / €79 mid / €99 top-tier | Official |
| DJI Osmo Mobile 8P | Released | Launched April 21, 2026 (China), May 7, 2026 globally — blocked from US (FCC Covered List). Fourth direct ban casualty. | Smartphone gimbal with FrameTap detachable remote/display (10m range), ActiveTrack 8.0, Apple DockKit support, €159 base / €199 AI / €239 Vlog (Vlog bundle includes Mic Mini 2 — also US-blocked) | Official |
| DJI Osmo 360 II | Leaked | June 2026 window closed with no announcement — still unannounced as of early July (now in Q3), a mutual staredown with the also-unannounced Insta360 X6 | Next-gen 360 camera. FCC grant dated Dec 9, 2025 (ID 2ANDR-OQ0022512) — a pre-cutoff authorization, making it one of the few new 2026 DJI products eligible for US sale. Leaked: 2,150 mAh battery (~10% larger), Wi-Fi 6. Insta360 X6 expected in the same window. | FCC Filing |
| DJI Osmo Action 7 | Rumored | Late 2026 | Rumored $349–$429 | Insider Leak |
| DJI Mavic 4 (non-Pro) | Speculative | No concrete leaks | Based on product cycle analysis | Cycle Analysis |
March 26, 2026
8K/60fps 360° via dual 1/1.1-inch sensors, FPV + 360 mode
Official
January 15, 2026
Professional gimbal stabilizer, AI tracking
Official
China Jan 22, 2026; global (incl. US) Apr 20, 2026
1008Wh LFP, 1000W max output, 0–80% in 58 min, built-in 400W car charger + 400W MPPT solar, ~$359 US / CNY 2,499 China
Official
Launched June 16, 2026 — enterprise/industrial accessory; on the FCC Covered List like other new DJI hardware
Wide-area transmission relay for the Matrice/Dock fleet: 12-antenna array, Gateway mode (~30km via Dock 3) + Relay mode (~40km via Matrice 400), automatic band selection, RTK across 19 frequencies / 5 GNSS, IP67, −40°C to 55°C
Official
Launched April 16, 2026 — global; blocked from US by FCC (first launch casualty of the DJI ban)
1-inch sensor, 4K/240fps, 6K/30fps, 14-stop DR, 107GB storage, $499 base / $649–$749 Creator Combo
Official
Revealed May 14, 2026 at Cannes; launched internationally June 29–30, 2026 (DJI Japan first on June 29, broader global rollout following). China price CNY 3,799 (~$525); official EU/US-dollar pricing not yet published. Blocked from US (FCC Covered List). Fifth direct ban casualty.
Dual cameras: 20mm f/2.0 1-inch main sensor + 60mm-equivalent (3×) telephoto on 1/1.5-inch sensor; 3-axis mechanical gimbal; 2-inch rotatable touchscreen; ActiveTrack 7.0; 10-bit D-Log2; China price CNY 3,799 (~$525) base (combos toward 4,999 RMB); EU/US pricing not yet published
Official
Mid-to-late 2026 (global); still no FCC filing as of early July — mid-2026 now looks unlikely, with late 2026 / early 2027 the realistic window
First registry-level sighting May 11, 2026 (Chinese flight-filing app, via leaker Igor Bogdanov); leaks point to a sub-250g body (vs the 724g Air 3S), rumored 1/1.3-inch sensor, O4+ transmission, ~38–40 min flight. No FCC filing spotted.
Insider Leak
Timing unclear
Dual-guard prototype spotted in testing videos (Apr 12–13, 2026); could be Avata 3 or a Neo 3 successor
Insider Leak
Launched April 23, 2026 — global; blocked from US (no FCC)
1/2-inch sensor, f/1.8, 4K/60fps, 36min flight, sub-250g, €339 / £299 base
Official
Launched April 23, 2026 — global; blocked from US (no FCC)
1/1.3-inch CMOS, f/1.7, 14-stop HDR, 10-bit D-Log M, LiDAR, 42GB, sub-250g, €419 / £369 base
Official
Launched April 28, 2026 — global; blocked from US (no FCC)
11g transmitter, 48kHz/24-bit, 11.5h battery, 3 vocal-tone presets, 10 faceplate colors, €33 standalone / €59 basic / €79 mid / €99 top-tier
Official
Launched April 21, 2026 (China), May 7, 2026 globally — blocked from US (FCC Covered List). Fourth direct ban casualty.
Smartphone gimbal with FrameTap detachable remote/display (10m range), ActiveTrack 8.0, Apple DockKit support, €159 base / €199 AI / €239 Vlog (Vlog bundle includes Mic Mini 2 — also US-blocked)
Official
June 2026 window closed with no announcement — still unannounced as of early July (now in Q3), a mutual staredown with the also-unannounced Insta360 X6
Next-gen 360 camera. FCC grant dated Dec 9, 2025 (ID 2ANDR-OQ0022512) — a pre-cutoff authorization, making it one of the few new 2026 DJI products eligible for US sale. Leaked: 2,150 mAh battery (~10% larger), Wi-Fi 6. Insta360 X6 expected in the same window.
FCC Filing
Late 2026
Rumored $349–$429
Insider Leak
No concrete leaks
Based on product cycle analysis
Cycle Analysis
How We Track DJI Rumors
Our tracking combines multiple intelligence sources: FCC and MIIT regulatory filings, leaked prototype images from Chinese social platforms like Weibo, retailer listing leaks, firmware analysis, and insider tips from supply-chain contacts. We assign a confidence status to every product — from “Speculative” for cycle-analysis guesses to “Released” for officially launched products — and update this page as information surfaces.
DJI 2026 Release Calendar
January
- DJI RS 5
- DJI Power 1000 Mini (China, Jan 22)
March
April 20
- DJI Power 1000 Mini (global, US-available)
April 28
- DJI Mic Mini 2 (global; blocked from US)
May 7 (DJI 'Wonders in Your Palm' event)
- Osmo Mobile 8P (global; blocked from US)
May 14 (Cannes Film Festival reveal)
June
- O4 Ground Station (enterprise relay; launched June 16)
- Osmo Pocket 4 Pro (launched internationally June 29–30; China CNY 3,799; blocked from US)
- Osmo 360 II (FCC-cleared Dec 2025; June window closed, still unannounced)
H2 (rumored)
- Air 4 (no FCC filing yet — US prospects in doubt)
- Avata 3
- Action 7
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May 4, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
What DJI products are coming in 2026?
DJI has released the RS 5, Avata 360, Power 1000 Mini, Osmo Pocket 4, Lito 1 + Lito X1, Mic Mini 2, Osmo Mobile 8P, and the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro so far in 2026. The Pocket 4 (Apr 16), Lito (Apr 23), Mic Mini 2 (Apr 28), Osmo Mobile 8P (May 7), and the Pocket 4 Pro (revealed at Cannes May 14, launched internationally June 29–30) all shipped globally but are blocked from US sale — five consecutive direct FCC-ban casualties. Still upcoming: Air 4, Osmo 360 II, Avata 3, and Osmo Action 7 — at various stages of rumor, leak, or FCC confirmation.
When did the DJI Pocket 4 launch and how much does it cost?
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 launched globally on April 16, 2026 at $499 for the base model and $649–$749 for the Creator Combo — blocked from US sale (no FCC authorization). DJI revealed the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro at Cannes on May 14, 2026 — dual cameras (20mm f/2.0 1-inch main + 60mm-equivalent 3× telephoto on a 1/1.5-inch sensor), ActiveTrack 7.0, 10-bit D-Log2 — and launched it internationally on June 29–30, 2026 (DJI Japan first) at a China price of CNY 3,799 (~$525); official EU/US-dollar pricing hasn't been published, and the Pro is also blocked from US sale.
Is the DJI Air 4 confirmed?
Not officially. An early-2026 prototype screenshot leaked first, then in May 2026 the first registry-level sighting surfaced — the Air 4 was caught in a Chinese flight-filing app. The leaks point to a sub-250g body with camera and obstacle-avoidance upgrades over the Air 3S. A global launch was expected mid-2026, but with no official announcement and — as of early July — no FCC filing, that now looks unlikely; late 2026 or early 2027 is the realistic window, and US availability remains in doubt.
Will DJI products be available in the US in 2026?
DJI products remain available in the US, though some launches face delays due to the Countering CCP Drones Act. The Avata 360, for example, launched globally on March 26 but US Amazon availability was delayed to March 30. See our complete US availability guide at djirumor.com/dji-us-availability for the full breakdown of the ban, product availability, and where to buy.
What is the DJI Lito?
The DJI Lito is a new sub-250g drone product line. Both models — Lito 1 (€339 / £299) and Lito X1 (€419 / £369) — launched globally on April 23, 2026 but are not sold in the US. No FCC authorization has been filed; the Lito is the second direct DJI-ban casualty after the Osmo Pocket 4 (Apr 16).