DJI Osmo 360 II: New Action Camera with Battery Upgrade Revealed

Key Takeaways

1. DJI launched new action cameras, including the Osmo Action 4, Osmo Action 5 Pro, and Osmo Action 6 with variable aperture technology.
2. The company introduced the Osmo Nano and Osmo 360, with the latter priced at $418 on Amazon.
3. A new version, the Osmo 360 II, is in development and has been listed with the FCC, but may not be available for purchase in the US.
4. The Osmo 360 II will support Bluetooth Low Energy 5.1 and Wi-Fi 6, and will feature a new 2,150 mAh battery.
5. The Osmo 360 II is expected to launch around May or June in 2026.

DJI has launched several action cameras last year, including the new versions of the Osmo Action 4 and Osmo Action 5 Pro. The Osmo Action 6, in particular, introduces variable aperture camera technology to the Osmo Action lineup. Additionally, the company has expanded its offerings with the Osmo Nano and Osmo 360, which is currently priced at $418 on Amazon, taking the action camera line in new directions.

New Developments on the Horizon

Recent findings from a regulatory body show that DJI is in the process of creating a new version of the Osmo 360. The Osmo 360 II has been listed with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). However, if the RS 5 camera stabiliser is any indication, it seems that the Osmo 360 II might not be available for purchase in the US.

Details from the FCC

Despite DJI’s complicated relationship with the US, the FCC has provided some insights into the Osmo 360 II before its official launch. For example, this upcoming action camera will support Bluetooth Low Energy 5.1 and Wi-Fi 6, even though there are newer standards. Furthermore, the Osmo 360 II will feature a different battery type compared to the 1,950 mAh and 7.5 Wh battery used in both the previous model and the Osmo Action 6.

As shown in the image below, DJI has approved the Osmo 360 II with a new 2,150 mAh battery. With a voltage of 3.86V indicated, we can conclude that this battery offers around 8.3 Wh of energy. Therefore, the Osmo 360 II should come equipped with roughly a 10% larger battery than the earlier version. While other technical specifics about the Osmo 360 II are not available yet, a confidentiality letter from DJI suggests that the company aims to launch it around May or June in 2026.

FCC via The New Camera

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