DJI Osmo 360 II camera to be announced next week


The previously rumored DJI Osmo 360 II camera will be announced next week (replacement for the original DJI Osmo 360). Here are the latest leaks and rumors:

  • Official launch expected on August 13, 2026 (reservations/purchase notifications already opened in China)
  • Model number: OQ002.
  • New physical switch on the side.
  • Same overall size and form factor.
  • 2,150 mAh battery (up from 1,950 mAh — roughly +10%).
  • Rumored longer recording times (some claims of 120+ minutes in 8K vs ~90 minutes on the original).
  • 27W USB-C fast charging reported.
  • Possible battery compatibility with the original Osmo 360 (and vice versa).
  • 8K at 60 fps 360 video (up from 8K/50 fps on the original).
  • Expected to keep dual ~1/1.1-inch sensors (same class as the original).
  • 120MP panoramic stills expected to carry over.
  • Possible improvements in thermal management for sustained high-resolution recording.
  • User-replaceable lenses/lens covers (biggest practical upgrade).
  • Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) dual-band + Bluetooth (same as original).
  • New NFC support for tap-to-pair and easier file transfer with phones.
  • Possible refreshed/improved touchscreen.
  • Same IP68 water/dust resistance expected.
  • Built-in storage and overall feature set largely carried over with refinements.
  • Rumored body-only price: $499-$579, higher kits: $629-$729
  • U.S. availability remains uncertain due to ongoing DJI regulatory restrictions (though the camera received FCC approval in late 2025 before a key cutoff).
  • Leaked pictures:




Here is the official teaser:

 

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