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For 360 content creators in the United States of America, that’s the biggest question right now. Will the DJI Osmo 360 Mark II become available in the United States of America? Yes, we have seen the camera listed on US online retail websites, which has been described below in the latter part of the article, but wait, you should not take quick action to buy it. We never encourage you to buy an early listing that generally appears randomly. The best thing is that you should wait, and we are going to confirm in our post that the camera has arrived with its proper pricing, but before that, the camera is real, and the sale has already started in China, starting from August 13, 2026. In Japan, it has been stated that the camera will be available from September 2, 2026, and DJI’s own teaser has been locked to September 3, 2026, 7 AM Eastern Standard Time, which gives us very clear information that after the first week of September, the camera will become widely available across the globe.

If you are sitting in the United States right now, this is the only question that matters: can you actually check out an Osmo 360 II on a US website, and if not, should you just buy the Insta360 X6?

The camera is real. China has been selling it since 13 August 2026. Japan is dated 2 September. DJI’s own teaser is locked to 3 September 2026, 7:00 AM Eastern. What is still missing is an official US dollar price and a DJI Store US product page. Amazon has a listing. It is not DJI’s price.

That empty American page is not the same story as Pocket 4 / Pocket 4P. Those cameras never got an FCC grant. This one did.

OSMO 360 II US Status Tonight — One Table

DJI OSMO 360 II FCC Granted Before DJI 2025 Ban- Why This Camera Is Different From Pocket 4

A lot of US readers are mixing two DJI problems into one sentence. Separate them.

Problem A — Covered List (22 December 2025)
The FCC put DJI on the Covered List. After that date, new equipment authorizations for DJI radios are frozen. That is why Osmo Pocket 4, Pocket 4P, Osmo Mobile 8P, Lito, and Mic Mini 2S never got a normal US launch.

Problem B — this specific camera
The Osmo 360 II grant is dated 21 December 2025. That is one day before the cutoff. FCC ID 2ANDR-OQ0022512, filed to SZ DJI Osmo Technology Co., Ltd. Previously authorized models can still be imported and sold. DJI is allowed to sell this camera in America. They have simply not listed it.

So if 3 September comes and goes with no US SKU, that is a business decision, not an FCC lock. Same pattern as the first Osmo 360 in July 2025: DJI skipped its own US store, and B&H / Adorama / later Amazon filled the gap at $549.99 Standard / $699.99 Adventure.

Watch those three retailers on Wednesday morning, not only store.dji.com.

Yes, the DJI OSMO 360 II is listed at AMAZON.COM for USA buyers, but wait this is not the real price you have to pay. 

DJI OSMO 360 II listed on Amazon.com

That $1,999 Amazon listing is not the US price

Amazon US is indexing a page titled DJI Osmo 360 II Standard Combo. The spec line is real II language: 8K/60, AI SuperNight 2.0, 105GB, 2150mAh. So this is not a mislabeled gen-1 body.

$1,999 is about 4× the China price and about 3.5× what Gen 1 listed for in America ($549.99). If DJI follows the same spread as last year, a real US Standard Combo lands near $499–$549, not two thousand dollars.

This is the same first-print trick we already tracked on thenewcamera.com for the Osmo Pocket 4P.

We flagged the first Amazon US listings on 29 July — third-party stock, not DJI. Opening asks sat near $980 for the Standard Combo and $1,290–$1,390 for the Vlog Combo. By 16 August those same Amazon US pages had dropped to $663.21 Standard and $767.31 Vlog. That drop is on our own pages:

• Limited Stock Alert: Pocket 4 and Pocket 4P on Amazon US (29 July)
• Pocket 4P Price Drops on Amazon US (16 August)
• How to Buy the Osmo Pocket 4P in the USA

The $980 number was never DJI’s US price. It was the opening gray-market ask, and it did not hold. $1,999 on the Osmo 360 II tonight is that same first print.

Expect the 360 II page to run the same three steps:

1. First listing = high ($1,999 tonight).
2. More sellers pile on → the number walks down.
3. If DJI, Amazon, B&H or Adorama post an official SKU after the 3 Sep, 7 AM Eastern teaser, the $1,999 listing dies overnight.

One extra reason a drop is more likely here than on Pocket 4P: the 360 II already has an FCC grant. Pocket 4P never did, so it could only get cheaper through importers. This camera can get cheaper and get a real US store button.

Do not buy the Raywego listing. Screenshot it, date it, wait. We will update this same page when the number moves. If Wednesday morning still has no official SKU, the cleaner US checkout remains the Insta360 X6 at $699.99.

Expected US Price (Dollars)

DJI has not typed a USD MSRP. The honest way to estimate it is the published Asia prices plus what gen 1 actually sold for in the US.

If DJI repeats the gen-1 playbook, Americans will not get the China $460 number. They will get something closer to $549 on a US invoice.

Gray-market Standard Combos are already floating near $685–$699 shipped from China. That is a bad deal. You pay X6 money, lose DJI Care, and still wait on a package. Do not do that this week.

The Date Americans Should Circle

If 7 AM Eastern on 3 September produces a US price, this page gets an update the same hour. If it only produces another international store and another 404 in America, that is also an answer.

Buy the Insta360 X6 today if:

• You need the camera in hand this week
• You want a US retailer, US returns, and a warranty you can call
• 20m waterproofing and the bigger battery matter more than 8K60

Do not buy:

• The Amazon $1,999 Raywego listing — that is a third-party page, not DJI’s US price
• First-gen Osmo 360 at full $549 unless it is heavily discounted — the II fixes the scratched-lens problem
• China-ship eBay “Osmo 360 II Standard Combo” at $680–$800 — that is X6 money with none of the US protections

Do not assume DJI Care / warranty on a gray-market body. Gen 1 already taught that lesson.

Bottom Line for US Buyers

The Osmo 360 II is not banned from America. It cleared the FCC one day before the door shut. DJI has still not given US buyers an official price. The only Amazon button tonight is a $1,999 third-party listing. That is not the number to write about as “US price.”

3 September, 7:00 AM Eastern is the date. Until that hour, the only flagship 360 camera an American can order without drama is the Insta360 X6 at $699.99.

We will update this page the moment B&H, Adorama, Amazon, or store.dji.com/us posts a dollar price.

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The second wave of the ban is coming, and we have created a list of drones that are going to be banned soon and a list of drones that will remain active in American airspace, and you can buy them whenever you want to for now, at least based on the rules. Since back from the December ban, we know that new drones of DJI are not allowed to be sold in the United States of America. Not only that, with the latest development that happened back in July, they have updated the military drone specifications, and in that, they have added LiDAR, and due to that specific addition, a lot of consumer drones, including the budget drone like Neo 2, have also been added to the Covered List. So, we have created a complete list of drones that are going to be banned soon by the United States of America and the list of those that will remain available even after the second wave of the ban that is about to happen after September 2026.

Public comments close on September 2, 2026. After that, the FCC will decide whether to adopt the restrictions.

What Exactly Is the FCC Proposing?

In Public Notice DA 26-758, the FCC is seeking to prohibit the continued importation and marketing of previously authorized foreign-made drones that fall into these categories:

• LiDAR sensors (including short-range obstacle avoidance LiDAR)
• Thermal imaging cameras
• Agricultural spraying capability
• Autonomous docking stations
• Takeoff weight of 55 pounds (25 kg) or more
• Defense payloads
• Swarming systems

To simplify it, we have added the entire list of updates in the table below, so you have a clear idea of when the public comment period will be called off. Specifically, the date is September 2, and after, obviously, the FCC will put a ban that will take a bit of time to make it properly effective at the ground level.

Important Timeline

DJI Drones Likely to Be Restricted / Banned from Further Sale

Now here is the MOST IMPORTANT PART – List of drones that are about to be BANNED SOON

If the proposal is adopted as written, these models are at highest risk of no longer being sold new in the US:

Consumer & Prosumer Models with LiDAR

• • DJI Air 3S
  • DJI Mini 5 Pro
  • DJI Avata 360
  • DJI Neo 2
  • DJI Mavic 4 Pro

Thermal Models

• • DJI Mavic 3 Thermal / Mavic 3T
  • Matrice 30T series
  • Matrice 4T / Matrice 4TD

Docking Systems

• • DJI Dock, Dock 2, and Dock 3 (along with compatible Matrice aircraft)

Agricultural & Heavy Models

• • Agras series (T25, T40, T50, etc.)
  • FlyCart series
  • Larger Matrice platforms that meet weight or sensor criteria

DJI Drones More Likely to Remain Available

These models do not currently fall under the main restricted categories (no LiDAR, no thermal, under 55 lb, no docking or spraying):

• • DJI Mini 4 Pro
  • DJI Mini 4K
  • DJI Air 3 (original non-S version)
  • DJI Mavic 3 / Mavic 3 Classic / Mavic 3 Cine / non-thermal Mavic 3 Pro
  • DJI Flip
  • Original DJI Neo
  • Older Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro series
  • Pre-LiDAR models still in stock (such as Air 2S)

What This Means for Current Owners

• • You can continue flying any DJI drone you already own.
  • Firmware and security updates for previously authorized models remain allowed (currently through at least January 2029).
  • Private second-hand sales stay legal.
  • Official spare parts and service for restricted models may become harder to obtain over time.

Buying Advice Right Now

The only buying advice I would like to give the readers at this moment is that if your business depends on drones, specifically those that are on the list that are going to be banned soon, and by business, I mean anything—either you are a wedding photographer or a cinematographer who would love to add high-quality, stabilized aerial shots to your project, as well as if you are a content creator who loves to capture themselves with a drone, specifically their recently announced To Capture, a creator-on-the-go with gesture controls only. So, technically, if your workflow is in any way associated with drones, and if they become unavailable or your existing drones may get disabled for any reason, then the entire workflow of your business/content creation will be deeply affected. So, the best thing is to have a backup. Have a proper backup of parts; have a proper backup of different units of drones. Otherwise, it would be a big mess.

The FCC proposal represents a serious escalation. Many of DJI’s most capable current models face a real risk of being cut off from new sales in the US market. At the same time, several solid and popular models without the restricted features should remain available while existing inventory lasts.

The comment window closes on September 2, 2026. After that, the FCC will make its decision. Until a final order is issued, the situation remains fluid.

We will update this article as soon as the FCC announces its final decision.

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