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DJI Pocket 2

DJI Pocket 2 review

Posted on December 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Ah, 2020, it’s been a funny old year that’s seen a number of companies try different new things. For DJI, while it’s mostly been about refreshing and upgrading existing products, it’s the branding that has evolved. We’ve seen Osmo-branded products lose that Osmo moniker entirely, while the follow-up to the Mavic Mini launch as simply the Mini 2.

One product that fits into the new sans-Osmo camera lineup is the Pocket 2. It’s the successor to the Osmo Pocket camera-and-gimbal system that launched back in 2019. The new model keeps all the good stuff from the original, but boosts the internals and makes it even more versatile with some pro-minded modules.
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