DJI Unveils Osmo Nano: A 52g Wearable Camera with Magnetic Design
DJI has officially launched the Osmo Nano, its first wearable free-angle camera, marking a strategic expansion beyond drones and gimbals into portable everyday imaging solutions. Weighing just 52 grams, the device features a compact modular magnetic design that allows for flexible mounting on helmets, clothing, or accessories via an omnidirectional interface. Targeted at sports enthusiasts, vloggers, and outdoor adventurers, the Osmo Nano supports dual-sided attachment for quick switching between selfie and third-person perspectives. Technically, it is equipped with a 1/1.3-inch Omnivision OV50H sensor and a 4nm chip, enabling 4K/60fps HDR video recording and 4K/120fps slow-motion capture. The camera offers a 143° ultra-wide lens with RockSteady 3.0 stabilization and up to 200 minutes of battery life. It integrates with the DJI Mimo app for real-time previews and syncs with devices like the Apple Watch. Priced at RMB 1,998 ($280) for the standard kit, this launch positions DJI to compete more aggressively in the global action-camera market, where it currently holds the third-largest share behind GoPro and Insta360.
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DJI Unveils Osmo Nano: A 52g Wearable Camera with Magnetic Design
DJI has officially launched the Osmo Nano, its first wearable free-angle camera, marking a strategic expansion beyond drones and gimbals into portable everyday imaging solutions. Weighing just 52 grams, the device features a compact modular magnetic design that allows for flexible mounting on helmets, clothing, or accessories via an omnidirectional interface. Targeted at sports enthusiasts, vloggers, and outdoor adventurers, the Osmo Nano supports dual-sided attachment for quick switching between selfie and third-person perspectives. Technically, it is equipped with a 1/1.3-inch Omnivision OV50H sensor and a 4nm chip, enabling 4K/60fps HDR video recording and 4K/120fps slow-motion capture. The camera offers a 143° ultra-wide lens with RockSteady 3.0 stabilization and up to 200 minutes of battery life. It integrates with the DJI Mimo app for real-time previews and syncs with devices like the Apple Watch. Priced at RMB 1,998 ($280) for the standard kit, this launch positions DJI to compete more aggressively in the global action-camera market, where it currently holds the third-largest share behind GoPro and Insta360.
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