Key Takeaways
1. DJI is hinting at a new 360-degree action camera, the Osmo 360, to compete with the Insta360 X5.
2. Other upcoming products include the Osmo Nano, Osmo Action 6, Mic 3 wireless microphone, Neo drone, and Osmo Mobile smartphone gimbal.
3. The Neo 2 drone has been certified by the FCC and features a larger battery than the current compact drone.
4. The battery size of the Neo 2 is about 10.7% bigger, but it’s uncertain if this will result in longer flight times.
5. The Osmo Mobile 8 has also been certified by the FCC, with details on specifications and pricing still pending.
DJI has begun hinting at its new 360-degree action camera, which aims to compete directly with the well-known Insta360 X5. However, it’s doubtful that the Osmo 360 will be the only new product from DJI this summer, or even in the entire year of 2025.
Upcoming Products
Recent leaks and gossip suggest that the Osmo Nano, Osmo Action 6, and the Mic 3 wireless microphone will also be making their debut soon. Additionally, a new Neo drone and an advanced Osmo Mobile smartphone camera gimbal are likely on the horizon as well.
In the spring, the Neo 2 was spotted in a video with the expected Avata 3. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has now certified the Neo 2 for sale in the United States, featuring an 11.6 Wh (7.16V/1,606 mAh) battery. This means the Neo 2 is expected to have a battery that’s about 10.7% bigger than that of DJI’s current compact drone, which is priced at $289 on Amazon. Whether this larger battery will lead to longer flight times compared to the 18 minutes the DJI Neo is rated for is still uncertain.
Certification Updates
On another note, the FCC has also certified the Osmo Mobile 8. While we don’t know the specifications yet, it seems the Osmo Mobile 8 is set to launch less than a year after DJI introduced the Osmo Mobile 7 and the Osmo Mobile 7P at the same time. Unfortunately, details on the pricing for both the Neo 2 and the Osmo Mobile 8 have not yet been revealed online.
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