DJI Osmo Nano
DJI’s new Osmo Nano takes the small action cam idea and makes it truly capable. This featherweight wearable packs a 1/1.3-inch sensor, 4K60 video, 10-bit D-Log M, and horizon leveling in a body that clips to just about anything. Pair it with the magnetic Vision Dock for a touchscreen, fast charging, and longer record times, then toss it in a pocket for rides, hikes, or behind-the-scenes shoots. It looks less like a toy and more like a pocketable production tool. Coming to the bad news: DJI Osmo Nano won't be officially sold in the United States at launch, however DJI says it is adjusting strategy for the U.S. market.
Why this matters
DJI shrank a serious imaging pipeline into a 57 × 29 × 28 mm body. The goal is hands-free video that does not look like compromise footage. Think POV bike rides, travel days, or behind-the-scenes clips where you want real dynamic range and color.
Imaging and formats
- Type 1/1.3-inch sensor with a new processor targets up to 13.5 stops of DR
- 4K60 for general action, 4K120 for slow motion
- 10-bit recording with D-Log M for flexible grading, which captures 72% more color space than standard 8-bit video
- Built-in 143° ultra-wide lens for immersive POV
DJI Osmo Nano Multifunctional Vision Dock adds a touchscreen and extra battery life
Low light and stabilization
- SuperNight aims to clean up noise and sharpen detail in dim scenes
- HorizonBalancing keeps horizons level with correction up to ±30°
- RockSteady 3.0 reduces shake when things get chaotic
Mount it anywhere, take it everywhere
At 52 grams (1.8 oz) the Osmo Nano is easy to wear. Optional clips and mounts let you attach it to helmets, headbands, lanyards, hats, and more. The camera is waterproof to 10 m (33 ft) with no housing. Pairing with the dock gives the system IPX4 splash resistance during dock use.
DJI Osmo Nano Sample Image
The Multifunctional Vision Dock
This magnetic base is a big part of the story:
- Built-in OLED HD touchscreen for remote control
- Snaps on in any direction using magnets
- Fast charges the camera to 80% in about 20 minutes
- Records up to 200 minutes at 1080p24 or 60 minutes at 4K30 when docked and fully charged
- Includes a microSD card slot for extended recording
Audio and filters
- Works natively with DJI wireless mics without a receiver
- Dual built-in mics for onboard stereo
- ND filter set support for better shutter control in bright light
DJI Osmo Nano with a Selfie Stick
Availability and price
- Global launch date: September 23
- Not officially sold in the United States at launch. DJI says it is adjusting strategy for the U.S. market.
- Pricing at launch: CA$309 in Canada, £239 in the United Kingdom, and €279 in Europe for the 64 GB standard combo. A 128 GB combo costs a bit more.
