So finally, we have more information related to the upcoming Insta360 Luna (registered name Luna Ultra), and this time not only do we have a new image of the upcoming camera, but we also have vital details of the Insta360 Luna Ultra, which include the exact name (yes Ultra is added at the end of Luna name), battery capacity and input voltage. And not only that, but Igor has also added the name of one more Insta360 device, E-Link (possibly the next generation of their Link, AI tracking-based webcams). Take a look at the latest set of leaks from igor from Quadro News.
The Latest Leaked Images and Details of Insta360 Luna Ultra
In the latest set of leaked information, @Quadro_News (Igor Bogdanov) posts a blurry product sticker and a cryptic Russian caption, the Insta360 community sits up and pays attention to the details, these are
影石Insta360 Luna Ultra 相机
(Insta360 Luna Ultra Camera)
Below that:
Input: 5-15V — 3A max
Battery: 7.82V dc, 1550mAh, 12.13Wh
This is in classic style, Igor Leak started for the upcoming Insta360 Luna camera, where Igor peels off and publishes information layer by layer.
But, most importantly, the “Ultra” suffix is new – previous rumours only mentioned a base “Luna” model. By leaking the full name and exact battery specs, @Quadro_News is telling the world: this device is real, it’s advanced, and I have direct access to it.
What Is the Insta360 Luna Ultra?
Insta360 Luna (Luna Ultra) is an upcoming dual-camera pocket-style camera from Insta360. This is not the first time we have also published some clear images of the Insta360 camera before. Take a look at the rumoured specifications of the upcoming camera.
The Luna Ultra is expected to be Insta360’s direct rival to the upcoming DJI Osmo Pocket 4. Previous leaks suggest it will feature:
A dual-lens system (wide-angle + telephoto)
Optical zoom capability (rumoured up to 3x)
Advanced FlowState gimbal stabilisation
Rotating Touchscreen: Obviously, that’s clearly visible below the camera gimbal. A small, flip-out or rotating LCD screen for accessing quick controls and live preview, can be used for basic as well as advanced settings adjustments, even for manual zoom control. The Insta360 Luna camera also supports swipe gestures. Live AI based tracking with panning and parameter changes.
Record/Shutter Button: Prominent circular button on main grip (index-finger position). Starts/stops 4K recording or captures stills; long-press for burst/quick-cancel.
Joystick/Directional Control: Thumb rocker on lower handle. Controls gimbal pan/tilt, FOV adjustment, menu navigation, and manual framing override.
Zoom Controls: Dedicated physical interface (side buttons + joystick integration). Enables manual override of 3× optical zoom between wide-angle and telephoto lenses.
LED Indicator: Red circular status LED on mid-handle. Indicates recording active, battery level, and accessory connectivity.
Function/Switch Buttons: Secondary side toggles for camera view switching (wide/tele) and direct mode selection.
This leak confirms that “Luna Ultra” is the official product name — not just an internal codename.
The Mysterious “E-Link” Tease
In the same post, the leaker casually asked Insta360 about a second unreleased product called E-Link, writing:
“By the way @insta360, how’s your E-Link doing? I hope you announce that one too. It’s not bad :)”
Very little is publicly known about E-Link. I personally believe it will be the next-generation model in Insta360’s popular Link series of AI-powered webcams (following the Link 2). The leaker’s positive comment suggests it could be a major upgrade.
Why This Leak Is Important
This is more than just another rumour. Insta360 Luna camera stock has already been spotted at Store Lake, so technically, the camera is now ready for its announcement, although yes, we are tracking this rumour. As any update arrives, we will be posting here soon.
Insta360 fans have been waiting for the company’s answer to DJI’s Osmo Pocket series; this leak suggests that the wait is almost over.
Stay tuned to thenewcamera.com for the latest updates on the Insta360 Luna Ultra release date, full specifications, pricing, and any news about the mysterious E-Link.
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Just a few hours ago, one of the most trusted DJI leakers, Igor, posted a fresh video showing a new drone prototype being tested by one of the experienced FPV testers at an unknown place.
The video is not that clear due to quality issues, as usual. These kinds of early prototype leaked videos are generally blurry, specifically captured in a way to create sensation while also protecting the identity of the upcoming drone. Still, with the help of AI and image upscaling software, the drone design has become clearer to us, which indicates that the drone that is being tested seems like an early prototype of DJI Neo 3, specifically if you look at the structure of the guard protectors of the drone.
“👉Well, well, well…DJI, what are you doing? Let me think: Neo 3 or Avata 3🫣”
The 16th leaked video has been uploaded, and it created massive excitement among the fans, and yes, a lot of them are claiming that it looks like a budget version of the 360 drone mixed with the Neo design. So there is some possibility that we may have a 360 in late 2026 or early 2027.
Why the Guard Pattern Doesn’t Match Avata 3 Drone Expectations
Recall our earlier report (March 21, 2026): A trusted Chinese source who actually test-flew the Avata 3 prototype told drone creator Mauro Tandoi that the next Avata will feature a panoramic dual-camera gimbal similar to the Avata 360’s 360° viewing angle. The flight feel was reportedly not as sharp as the Avata 2.
Traditional Avata bodies (Avata 1, 2, and the just-launched 360) use rugged cinewhoop designs with smaller, asymmetrical bottom/rear vents for ESCs and motors. Nothing like these oversized side grills. The March leak focused entirely on the gimbal upgrade — no mention of a radical body redesign.
Or Is This an Advanced Neo 3 Whoop Drone Body?
The compact size and ultra-symmetric design feel very “Neo.” The original DJI Neo is the palm-sized beginner whoop that’s insanely popular for its throw-and-go simplicity. A Neo 3 with upgraded ventilation for longer flight times, stronger motors, or even hybrid 360° capabilities would make total sense as an evolution.
Some replies to Quadro_News even called it “Neo 360” or compared it to the HoverAir Aqua. The grill pattern is far more Neo-like than Avata-like.
Timeline: How Soon Could We See This?
Avata 360: Just launched in China (March 26, 2026) and now shipping globally.
Avata 3: Still on track for late 2027 per the credible March leak. Early field testing of supporting hardware (like a new controller) fits perfectly.
Neo 3: Not overdue for a quick refresh. No official leaks yet, but DJI loves testing radical ideas on the cheaper Neo line first.
The fact that DJI is already doing outdoor multi-device power testing in April 2026 means development is moving faster than the 2027 timeline suggested.
Bottom Line: Most Likely a Prototype Controller for Avata 3 (or Neo 3 Drone)
We’re leaning 65% toward a new FPV 360 Style budget drone for beginners /whoop controller with those signature grills for thermal performance, and 35% toward an advanced Neo 3 Update. The grill pattern simply doesn’t match any Avata drone DNA we’ve seen.
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Now, just after a week of the unboxing video being dropped. Or better to say, top DJI leaker @Quadro_News (Igor Bogdanov) has published high-quality product shots of the upcoming DJI Pocket 4 camera alongside. These are among the clearest design images yet of the upcoming Pocket 4, showing updated branding, external accessories like a flash and a tripod.
All these images are coming from the DJI product shots page, which is about to go live on April 16, 2026, when the official announcement of the 4-camera will happen. Latest Leaks from Quadro_News –
Latest Leaked Images of DJI Pocket 4
A single clean render highlighting the standalone package for Content creators
Another four images focusing on the top module and side profile.
Now, these images that you have seen above are not renders. These are the real products of the DJI Pocket 4 camera and its accessories. The New Pocket 4 camera as a device looks noticeably more premium and travel-friendly than the Pocket 3, with smoother lines and what many are calling a “mini Osmo Action” vibe.
Note from the leaker himself: In a follow-up post on April 10, @Quadro_News wrote (in Russian): “К сожалению, новая osma скучная” – which translates to “Unfortunately, the new Osmo is boring.” He also added in Part 1: “I hope the 4 Pro will be much more interesting.” This suggests the standard Pocket 4 is a safe,
For those who already have the Pocket 3 camera, it looks like the Pocket 4 is a standard evolutionary upgrade, not a revolutionary one. If you are expecting a major video quality upgrade, you may get a disappointing change. The overall hardware seems to be the same, specifically if we talk about the camera module of the Pocket 4 when compared to the Pocket 3. Yes, the image processing engine and the AI algorithms have been improved, alongside the battery life and controls, so you can have a kind of better, more effortless workflow while creating your content. And if you’re looking for a major scaling in hardware performance, then you should wait for the Pocket 4 Pro camera.
What to Expect on April 16
DJI typically launches in China first, followed by global availability within 1–2 weeks. We expect a Creator Combo bundle with the new case, extra battery, and possibly a mini tripod or ND filter kit.
Stay Ahead of Every DJI Launch
We are tracking every Osmo Pocket 4 rumor, spec, and leak in real time.
We have a list of cameras that are about to arrive within the next two to three months. Yes, we have already published details about the upcoming Canon R7 Mark II camera a few months ago. But recently, more details have emerged from a reputable source, E88_8888. who has uncovered new models registered with the China CMIIT wireless certification agency and is expected to arrive in the upcoming months.
Before we begin, we can be quite confident about two upcoming models: the Sony A7R VI (officially registered) and the Fujifilm X-T6.
For Nikon and Panasonic, there are several rumored models in the pipeline (such as various Z-series updates for Nikon and potential S1H II / S5R-style bodies for Panasonic), but we do not have clear, confirmed registration details or solid timelines for them yet.
2026 Camera Release Calendar – What’s Next?
Yes, as we have said, the Canon R7 II is already on the horizon, expected to arrive before June. The announcement may happen in May 2027. Other than R7 Mk II, the next set of cameras that are confirmed and loaded in the announcement pipeline are
Brand
Model
Key Feature
Expected Announcement
Status
Fujifilm
X-T6 (FF260001)
X-Processor 6 + Wi-Fi 6
September 2026
Certified
Sony
A7R VI (ILCE-7RM6)
67–80 MP stacked sensor
May 2026
Certified
Nikon
N2324 (Z****)
Affordable Z-series
Q2–Q3 2026
Certified
Panasonic
P2409A / P2501A
Mid-range + entry-level
Spring–Summer 2026
Certified
Why These CMIIT Certifications Matter: 100% Legit Early Signals
CMIIT (China MIIT) and SRRC filings are required before any camera with wireless features can enter the Chinese market. Historical accuracy exceeds 90% – these leaks have correctly predicted launches for years. So once the camera name appears here, rest assured the camera is in the announcement pipeline, and although sometimes, like with Nikon, we’re not able to clarify the model name, but with the help of sources and repeated rumours, you will soon find out what’s coming next from Nikon.
Fujifilm FF260001: First X-Processor 6 model with tri-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4/5.1/5.8 GHz).
Nikon N2324: Dual-band wireless sibling to recent affordable Z bodies.
Panasonic P2409A & P2501A: Dual-band and Bluetooth-only entries (registered earlier in Feb 2026).
Sony ILCE-7RM6: Wi-Fi 6 high-res flagship.
These are not speculation — they’re official regulatory approvals dated April 7, 2026 (Fujifilm & Nikon) and February 2026 (Panasonic & Sony).
1. Sony ILCE-7RM6: The A7R VI High-Res Flagship
The Sony A7R VI camera is rumored to feature a 67-megapixel sensor. Not only that. The A7R VI is likely to arrive in Q4 of 2026.
Model Code: WW847606 (ILCE-7RM6)
Certification: 2026-2259 | CMIIT ID 26j99MW70054 | Reg. Date: Feb 4, 2026
According to rumors, Sony is about to introduce a 67-megapixel stacked CMOS sensor in the next-generation A7R VI camera, which is able to record up to 10k, which sounds really very interesting. Let’s dive deep into the details.
If the specs hold, this could be the sensor that finally lands in the Sony A7R VI (or a high-end A7R VI body) and gives hybrid photographers and videographers the ultimate stills + cinema tool.
Wireless: 5.1/2.4 GHz + Bluetooth (Wi-Fi 6)
Sony’s next high-resolution beast is already in the pipeline. Consistent leaks point to:
67–80 MP stacked sensor
8K–10K video
Near-zero rolling shutter
Vastly improved AI tracking
8.5+ stops IBIS
New body design
Timeline: Strong rumors suggest a May 2026 announcement — possibly alongside new GM lenses. Sony’s pattern of flagship drops every 2–3 years fits perfectly after the A7R V.
2. Fujifilm FF260001: The X-T6 Arrives with X-Processor 6 and Wi-Fi 6
Model Code: FF260001 (listed internally as X-T*)
Certification: 2026-6672 | CMIIT ID 26j99KK3S349 | Reg. Date: April 7, 2026
Wireless: 5.8/5.1/2.4 GHz + Bluetooth (explicit Wi-Fi 6 for the China region)
This is the first camera on Fujifilm’s brand-new 6th-generation platform. The jump from X-Processor 5 (X-T5) to X-Processor 6 is expected to bring massive gains in autofocus, video, and processing speed. Already registered and about to arrive means we have 100% percent about them
Apart from this, there are also some strong rumours related to the next generation of X pro camera, which is expected to arrive this year, but in this article, we are only concentrating on those cameras that are already registered and about to arrive, which means we have one hundred percent certainty about them
Rumored X-T6 Specs (Consistent Across Rumor Mills):
40MP partially-stacked X-Trans VI sensor (or higher-res HR variant)
8K video capability (30p or higher, with oversampled 4K)
AI-driven subject detection and tracking
8+ stops IBIS
Up to 200MP Pixel Shift mode
Fully articulating screen (upgrade over X-T5’s 3-way tilt)
Faster burst rates and dramatically improved rolling-shutter performance
Release Timeline: Multiple sources (FujiRumors, KF Concept, Vietnamese retailer leaks) point to a September 2026 announcement. This aligns perfectly with Fujifilm’s historical pattern of major X-series bodies in spring/summer.
The X-T6 is shaping up to be Fujifilm’s “full-frame killer” APS-C flagship — exactly what enthusiasts have been waiting for since the X-T5 launched in late 2022.
3. Nikon N2324: New Affordable Z-Series Body Incoming
Model Code: N2324 (listed as Z****)
Certification: 2026-5961 | CMIIT ID 26j99NA7E001 | Reg. Date: April 7, 2026
Wireless: 5.1/2.4 GHz (dual-band only)
NikonRumors also confirmed this filing immediately. E88_8888 describes it as a “sibling to the Z50 II, Z5 II, and P1100” — meaning it’s an accessible/mid-tier Z body, likely without an EVF or aimed at vloggers/entry-level users. But, basically, we have to wait for more confirmation on this before jumping specifically to a camera name. Although we do have published an article “Nikon ZRc, Nikon Z500, Nikon ZFC II and Z30 II Specs & Release Rumors Revealed by Matt”, so you can have a clear glimpse of upcoming DX format cameras from Nikon by Nikon PRO Matt itself
Timeline: Q2–Q3 2026 announcement expected (typical 3–6 months after certification).
4. Panasonic P2409A & P2501A: Two New Lumix Models Certified
P2409A (Unknown #2)
Dual-band Wi-Fi (5.1/2.4 GHz)
CMIIT ID 25j3S107A409 | Approval 2026-1989 | Feb 3, 2026
P2501A (Unknown #3)
Bluetooth only
CMIIT ID 25j3S107A501 | Approval 2026-2435 | Feb 4, 2026
Panasonic Next camera, we do have some rumours about the arrival of the Panasonic S1H Mark II camera, and the update is overdue, and the fans are waiting restlessly for the S1H Mark II. Let’s see if the recent camera fulfils the fan demand. All we are keeping an eye on the registration details as well as the latest Panasonic rumours from sources, and we will be updating.
Panasonic 2026 Outlook: Focused on full-frame S-series updates and occasional compacts. Rumors mention possible S1H II, G100 II, or new affordable point-and-shoot models. Panasonic typically announces 3 – 6 months after foreign certifications.
2026 Camera Release Calendar – What’s Next?
Brand
Model
Key Feature
Expected Announcement
Status
Fujifilm
X-T6 (FF260001)
X-Processor 6 + Wi-Fi 6
September 2026
Certified
Sony
A7R VI (ILCE-7RM6)
67–80 MP stacked sensor
May 2026
Certified
Nikon
N2324 (Z****)
Affordable Z-series
Q2–Q3 2026
Certified
Panasonic
P2409A / P2501A
Mid-range + entry-level
Spring–Summer 2026
Certified
Overall 2026 Outlook: A blockbuster year. Fujifilm and Sony are delivering generational leaps first, Nikon is refreshing its accessible lineup, and Panasonic continues steady updates with a possible compact revival.
These certifications mean the hardware is locked in — expect official teasers and announcements within weeks to months.
Stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for full specs, hands-on previews, and price details as they drop. Which of these upcoming cameras are you most excited about — the Fujifilm X-T6, Sony A7R VI, or something else? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
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Finally, we have the first unboxing video of the DJI Pocket 4 camera, sent to us by our source, and it is the first you’ll see uploaded to YouTube. Other than that, we have a lot of information and images of the Pocket camera. Although we are not going to complete the app at the store’s request, they will be made public immediately. The official release date of the Osmo Pocket 4 camera is set to be April 16, 2026, and as we have published earlier, on April 20, 2026, retail stores in Mainland China are going to start the delivery of the Pocket 4 camera. Other than that, in the United States of America, it is said to become available in the last week of April 2026.
We’ve been tracking every leak, and this matches the pattern we saw with the Pocket 3: early units and accessories hit the market right before the big global rollout.
Early DJI Pocket 4 Pre-Sale Pricing from Guangzhou Supplier
A verified multispecialty supplier in Guangzhou has opened pre-sale for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 at €420.47 (approx. $455 USD at current exchange rates) with a minimum order of 2 pieces.
Keep in mind that he is selling multiple units in a combo (bulk seller). Anyone needs to order at least 2 to become eligible, and the price has been converted from the Mainland China price. So this pricing in the United States of America may have some differences, so we have concluded the US pricing based on the bulk pricing order of the store listed in the channel. We need to wait for the final pricing for the Pocket 4 camera. Btw, this gives American buyers the clearest pricing signal yet ahead of official US pre-orders.
The first unboxing video has surfaced — and it includes a clear claim that the Osmo Pocket 4 will be officially launched on April 16, 2026.
First Unboxing Video & Official Launch Date Claim
Our team just uploaded the world’s earliest unboxing of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 to TheNewCameraUSA channel.
In the video, the unboxer states (translated from the original audio):
“After more than 2 years of design, the Osmo Pocket 3 product was launched, and on April 16th, the Osmo Pocket 4 was officially launched, everyone.”
The box contents shown include the camera body, extension arm, stand, extra light, ND filters, mic cradle, cables, charger, strap, and two carrying bags — exactly what early buyers can expect.
Closup images of the image shared by the source
What This Means for US Buyers
If the April 16, 2026 launch date is accurate, US pre-orders and availability could drop as early as the following week — right in time for spring content shoots. The Osmo Pocket 4 is shaping up to be the must-have compact gimbal camera for American travel vloggers, YouTubers, and hybrid creators who want pro-level stabilization in a true pocket-sized package.
We’ve seen consistent signals pointing to mid-April global rollout, and this unboxing + pre-sale activity strongly supports that timeline.
We’ll update this article the moment DJI confirms US pricing, full specs, and pre-order links. If you’re in the USA and planning to buy, grab a protection bundle now so you’re ready on day one.
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The official DJI LITO X1 retail box has been leaked, and this is one of the most authentic confirmations that the new X1 drone is coming, and the ultra-light drone weight under 249 g has been clearly mentioned in the packaging. You can see the exact DJI LITO X1 Fly More Combo Plus (DJI RC 2) contents, so here we are going to break down all the set of information which is available to us specific related to the DJI LITO X1 drone, so let’s explore the X1 in detail to us specific related to the DJI LITO X1 drone, so let’s have a look at it in detail.
So, with this official retail packaging box, we are getting the clearest set of information possible for the LITO X1 drone that also confirms that retail boxes are ready and will reach the retailers very soon, so after the DJI Pocket 4 camera announcement, most probably very soon, we will have the drones from DJI.
These leaked DJI LITO X1 box images (sourced from Igor Bogdanov) reveal critical details straight from the manufacturer — perfect for anyone researching the DJI LITO X1 drone, its variants, or the upcoming Fly More Combo Plus.
The source (retailer) didn’t want to reveal the image to the public for now. Although he is comfortable sharing images with us. While respecting his words of request, we are also hiding the image shared with us using the image published by our favorite veteran leaker, Igor Bogdanov images
DJI LITO X1 Confirmed as Ultra-Light Drone (Under 249g)
The most important detail visible on the packaging is the clear “Ultra-léger” (French for “Ultra-light”) branding. So what we can see right now is that this particular term is being used by DJI for referencing ultra-lightweight drones, specifically those that fall under 249 g, and this specific text does confirm to us that the LITO X1 will fall under the same ultra-lightweight category of under 249 g drones. Business advantage generally for having an ultra-lightweight drone.
Why this ultra-light confirmation matters in 2026:
No drone registration required in most countries (US, EU, UK, India, and more)
Ideal for travel vloggers, beginners, and content creators
Easier compliance with FAA and EASA rules
This solidifies the DJI LITO X1 as the next major player in the ultra-portable drone category, sitting alongside (and likely replacing parts of) the popular Mini series.
Exact Model Name: DJI LITO X1 Fly More Combo Plus (DJI RC 2)
The side panel of the box explicitly labels the product as:
DJI LITO X1 Fly More Combo Plus (DJI RC 2)
This confirms the premium bundle includes the advanced DJI RC 2 screen remote controller. It also aligns with earlier reports of two distinct variants — the more affordable LITO 1 and the higher-spec LITO X1.
Complete “IN THE BOX” Contents (Direct from Packaging)
The multilingual “IN THE BOX” section lists everything included in this Fly More Combo Plus edition:
Aircraft (DJI LITO X1 drone)
DJI RC 2 (screen remote controller)
Two-Way Charging Hub
Shoulder Bag
Type-C Cable (charging)
USB-C Cable (data)
Screwdriver
Spare Propellers (Pair) × 3
Manuals / Guides
One accessory icon is heavily redacted with marker in the leaked photos — most likely the intelligent flight battery or batteries, which is standard for Fly More Combo packaging.
It also includes QR codes for the DJI Fly App (direct links to Apple App Store and Google Play). Additional notes mention compatibility with iMovie and Final Cut Pro X on Mac (HEVC support).
Other confirmed detailswhich was clearly visible in the pack:
Age rating: 16+
Marked as a BETA UNIT – NOT FOR SALE (pre-production sample)
“Made in China” by DJI Technology Co., Ltd.
Extensive multi-language safety warnings
What This Means for Buyers & Creators
The combination of confirmed ultra-light weight (under 249g) and the premium DJI RC 2 controller in the Fly More Combo Plus makes the LITO X1 look like an extremely travel-friendly yet pro-level drone. It should appeal strongly to vloggers, travel photographers, and anyone wanting high-quality aerial footage without heavy regulatory hurdles.
While the box does not list full camera specs, flight time, or sensor details (those will likely appear closer to launch), these official packaging images give us the strongest real-world confirmation of the drone’s positioning yet.
Stay Tuned for More DJI LITO X1 Updates
These retail box leaks follow closely on the heels of earlier product images and continue to build excitement for the DJI LITO X1 and LITO 1 lineup. We expect full specifications, pricing, and official announcement very soon.
Images: Courtesy of Igor Bogdanov (retail packaging photos) – Article updated: April 6, 2026, by thenewcamera.com team
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The wait for the Pocket 4 camera is almost over, and as of April 2026, many authorised sellers—specifically from mainland China—have started taking offline pre-orders for the DJI flagship handheld vlogging camera.
The latest developments are coming from authentic sources, and in support of that, subscribers and WeChat images have surfaced, showing retailers asking for pre-orders. While cross-verifying the information with other users, we came to know that yes, the pre-orders have started in first come first served basis. Take a look at the sort of information provided by our subscribers.
Snap from Chat – Retailers asking of pre-oders for the DJI POCKET 4 Camera
Blind Pre-Orders Live in China: What the Seller’s Message Says
A WeChat message from a DJI-authorised dealer (showing the official “DJI大疆” branding) confirms that pre-orders for the new “年度重磅【手持】” (annual flagship handheld) model opened on April 4, 2026.
Key points from the seller notification:
Blind order policy: No full specs or pricing shared yet. You can cancel if not satisfied once more details are revealed.
Ordering process: First-come basis. Full payment required upon product release and pickup.
Inventory note: Pricing, exact stock levels, and final sales timing are still unknown. High demand may push late orders to a second wave.
Physical retail boxes (including the Creator Combo) are already in warehouses or stores, signalling that the launch is imminent.
Expected Global Launch:
A few days back, we got confirmation from our subscribers that retail stores out there are processing the delivery of their stock on April 20, 2026 – Yes, we are talking about the Pocket 4 camera stock lot of retailers across China.
So technically, by analyzing the scenario at that time, what we have concluded is that the announcement of the DJI camera is on or before April 20, 2026, which seems to be quite reasonable given the type of situation.
Confirmed Specs from Creator Combo Packaging Leak
These are the 100% confirmed set of core specifications which we have published in our previous post. All these core specs are clearly visible in the DJI Pocket 4 BOX
1-inch CMOS sensor with 14 stops of dynamic range — a huge improvement for low-light performance and HDR-style video.
10-bit D-Log color support for professional grading.
107GB high-speed internal storage with up to 800MB/s transfer speeds (eliminates slow microSD bottlenecks and potential corruption issues).
2x lossless zoom — new hardware capability for flexible framing without quality loss.
ActiveTrack 7.0 with improved intelligent subject tracking.
OsmoAudio™ 4-channel output for richer, directional audio.
3-axis stabilization + rotatable touchscreen.
The Creator Combo is expected to include the camera plus essential accessories (ND filters, extra batteries, microphones, etc.). Pricing rumors suggest:
Standard model: ~$499–$599
Creator Combo: ~$649–$749
These features make the Pocket 4 a practical upgrade focused on workflow efficiency, color science, and usability rather than just chasing higher resolution.
Video Specs Clarification: No 6K on Standard Model? Only 4K120p
One of the most heated debates we have right now is that some of the early rumors revealed the camera is able to record 6K video. Sometimes it was also linked with a 50MP sensor and faster readout capability, but multiple sources, including hands-on demo photos shared by insiders, suggest a better and clearer ground reality for the standard Pocket 4 camera.
According to a reliable source who provided early sample footage labeled “DJI Osmo Pocket 4”:
The base/standard model supports 4K at 120fps (excellent for smooth slow-motion) but does not include 6K recording.
The much-discussed 6K capability appears tied to hype around a potential Pocket 4 Pro variant (possibly with dual-camera setup) or early overstated leaks.
The packaging leak you covered does not advertise 6K, which further supports this clarification. For most creators, 4K120p + 14-stop DR + 10-bit D-Log will deliver far more usable footage than chasing 6K with potential heat or battery trade-offs.
Why These Updates Matter for Buyers
No more storage headaches: 107GB at 800MB/s is a game-changer for long vlogs or high-bitrate recording.
Better image quality: 14 stops of dynamic range and strong 1-inch sensor performance should shine in challenging lighting.
Creator-friendly: 2x lossless zoom, 4-channel audio, and ActiveTrack 7.0 make it ideal for solo vlogging and run-and-gun shooting.
When DJI Pocket 4 Standard Model Pre-order will Start in the USA
As we all know, the official announcement is about to happen soon, and most probably from , mid-to-late April 2026. The pre-order lines will become available on websites like B&H Store and Amazon.com in the United States of America.
And since the Pocket 4 camera has already cleared the FCC, then obviously, there is no issue related to this device being sold in the United States of America. Be ready for the standard edition coming soon in the US marketplace.
If you’re in mainland China or have access to local dealers, the current blind pre-order is a low-commitment way to get in early. Compared to the Pocket 3, the Pocket 4 looks like a refined, more practical evolution — focusing on real-world usability upgrades rather than flashy spec jumps.
What do you think? Will the combination of 107GB storage and 14-stop DR make you upgrade? Or are you holding out for a possible Pocket 4 Pro with 6K? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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The article “DJI Pocket 4 Pre-Orders Live in China: US & Global Expected Mid-to-Late April 2026” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 9:50 am, Sunday, 5 April 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > DJI Rumors
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