I tested the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P for a month — and it makes single-lens video cameras feel as ancient as the original iPhone

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DJI’s first dual-lens Pocket is a triumph, and a supremely versatile and high-quality 4K camera considering its compact dimensions. It faces stiff competition from the Insta360 Luna Ultra, but if you're already familiar with the Pocket series then you're probably better off sticking with it, while there are certainly enough reasons to upgrade from a single-lens model — that 3x telephoto camera can capture wonderfully dynamic footage and popping portraits. The top-heavy design is an unfortunate but inevitable design compromise, while the persistence with 4K likely to frustrate resolution junkies when 8K cameras are also available; but for me the Pocket 4P is the compact vlogging camera to beat.

Pros

  • +Dual cameras for two distinct looks
  • +Majorly attractive 4K footage, with natural color and tonal depth
  • +Clever accessories improve user experience
  • +Great subject-tracking performance

Cons

  • -Top-heavy design
  • -Gets warm when handling processor-intensive tasks
  • -...

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