Image of DJI International page – to be uploaded on Sep 3
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
Question
Answer as of 30 August 2026
B&H / Adorama official listing
Soon to Become Available
FCC authorization
Yes — FCC ID 2ANDR-OQ0022512, granted 21 Dec 2025
Legal to import / sell a previously authorized model?
Covered List blocks new grants, not this one
Will DJI put it on store.dji.com/us on 3 Sep?
Unknown. That is the whole article
What US buyers can order today
Insta360 X6 at $699.99, first-gen Osmo 360 used / leftover stock
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.
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.
Amazon listing tonight
What the camera actually sells for
Price
$1,999.00
China Standard Combo ¥3,299 (~$460)
Sold by
Raywego (third party)
DJI / official stores
Ships from DJI or Amazon?
No
—
Delivery
“Usually 9 to 10 days” / free delivery as late as 2 October
China is shipping now
“Visit the DJI Store” link
Amazon brand-page chrome
Does not mean DJI is the seller
$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:
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:
First listing = high ($1,999 tonight).
More sellers pile on → the number walks down.
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.
Bundle
China
Hong Kong
First-gen US street
Expected Osmo 360 II US
Confidence
Standard Combo
¥3,299 (~$460)
HK$3,899 (~$499)
$549.99
$499 – $549
Medium-High
Adventure Combo
¥3,999 (~$560)
HK$4,699 (~$599)
$699.99
$599 – $649
Medium
Gray-market / China-ship eBay
—
—
—
$650 – $800 + no US warranty
Already visible
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
Date
What happens
Why a US buyer cares
2 Sep 2026, 21:00 JST
DJI Japan on-sale time
First non-China storefront with a public clock
3 Sep 2026, 7:00 AM EDT
DJI teaser/event
4:00 AM Pacific / 7:00 AM New York. This is the US-facing timestamp
3 Sep 2026
25% Section 232 tariff on imported drones starts
Osmo 360 II is a camera, not a drone. Tariff should not hit it the same way Mini 5 Pro does. Still a messy week at customs
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.
The article “DJI Osmo 360 II US Release Date, Price & Availability: Can Americans Buy It? (August 30, 2026 Update)” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 7:50 pm, Sunday, 30 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > get live get live Camera News + Insta360 Drone Rumors 24X7
Insta360 is selling a lot of cameras, but they are not able to generate as much profit as they made in the previous year. And believe me, the sales are quite high, which means the numbers are more and higher, but the profit has reached its lowest point, specifically when compared to the previous year’s first-half profit.
Insta360, listed in China as 影石创新 (688775.SH), published its first-half 2026 report on the evening of 27 August. The headline is simple: the company sold a lot more cameras and made almost no money.
That is really a big contrast. We are going to explain this situation in this article in a detailed way, so let’s begin.
than Keep in mind that these profit figures and sales numbers are before the Luna Ultra and Luna Pro announcements. These two announcements hit differently and have become two of the top-selling pocket gimbal cameras in most stores across the United States of America. Since the DJI Pocket 4 Pro has now been banned not only in the USA, but the Asian market is also very keen towards the new Ultra. So, the second-half sales numbers will be quite a bit different than the first half.
1. The numbers check out
The figures circulating after the report match the official filing.
For January–June 2026, Insta360 reported:
Revenue: RMB 5.517 billion, up 50.29% year on year
Net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 30.41 million, down 94.15%
Profit excluding non-recurring items: a loss of RMB 15.34 million, down 103.12%
Operating cash flow: an outflow of RMB 2.761 billion, down 1,245.12%
Weighted average ROE: 0.53%
Basic and diluted EPS: RMB 0.08, down 94.41%
Exact filing amounts were RMB 5,516,546,762.11 of revenue and RMB 30,407,322.67 of attributable net profit. Media outlets rounded revenue to 55.17亿元. Caixin, IT之家, 证券时报 and MarketScreener all reprinted the same set.
The company is still growing on the top line. Profit and cash generation are not.
2. How much profit did they actually make?
The graph clearly shows the **profit **they made in the first half of 2026, and it is quite disappointing, but we believe profit after the introduction of the new series will be different. But for that, we have to wait until March 2027
2026 is not finished. The only audited window so far is the first six months. In that period, shareholders of the listed company were attributed about RMB 30.4 million. At recent rates that is roughly $4.5 million, or about ₹43 crore.
Put beside sales, that profit is tiny. Revenue was about ₹7,840 crore. The company kept about half a percent of sales as attributable net profit.
Even that ₹43 crore overstates the quality of earnings.
After stripping one-off items, H1 was a loss of about RMB 15.3 million (~₹22 crore).
The whole group, including minority partners, lost about RMB 94 million.
Pre-tax profit was a loss of about RMB 90 million.
The parent company can show a small profit while the group loses money because some new businesses — notably early-stage lines such as panoramic drones — booked large losses that were allocated to minority shareholders.
The year also split in two. Q1 still made about RMB 85 million. Q2 lost about RMB 54 million. Insta360 went from “growing but less profitable” to its first quarterly loss since listing in a single quarter.
3. Profit did not rise versus last year. It collapsed.
The clean comparison is first half versus first half.
H1 2025
H1 2026
Change
Attributable net profit
RMB 520 million
RMB 30.4 million
−RMB 490 million (−94%)
Roughly in rupees
₹739 crore
₹43 crore
−₹696 crore
Core / 扣非 profit
profit of RMB 492 million
loss of RMB 15.3 million
−103%
They made about 6% of last year’s first-half profit. Sales were up by half. Profit was down by nineteen-twentieths.
Full-year 2026 profit is still unknown. The 2025 annual profit was much larger — on the order of RMB 929 million — but that is last year’s completed result, not this year’s.
4. Did they just cut prices to buy market share?
Price competition is part of the story. It is not the whole story.
Well, there’s one of the most important parts of this article. According to their own text from the official source of information, Gross margin fell by about 10 percentage points, to roughly 41% from about 51%, which is very low compared to what they should have to generate to make a lot of money. One of the major reasons behind that is the cheap, competitive products available in the market that they have to compete with. Yes, we are talking about DJI, one of the strongest alternatives and a bigger brand than Insta360.
Although DJI is now banned in the USA, and Insta360 has a big relief over that, that’s why we are saying the second half of the results will be quite a bit different. But right now, other than that, Insta360 has also added pocket gimbal series cameras to its portfolio, so it is going to boost the overall sales record of the company.
Other reasons Why Insta 360 Profit is down:
Memory chips got expensive. Cameras need a lot of storage. Chip prices stayed high. Insta360 also spent nearly RMB 2 billion buying chips ahead of time. That was a supply bet. It also drained cash and hurt near-term profit.
They spent heavily to build the next product cycle. R&D was about RMB 1.04 billion, almost 19% of sales. New categories, especially panoramic drones, are still in the spend-first stage.
Mix changed. More new lines and accessories can dilute the old, fatter 360-camera margins.
So the H1 picture is not “they dumped cameras cheap, and that is all.” It is some price and promotion pressure + much higher component costs + a large investment bill. That combination can produce exactly this result: revenue up 50%, profit almost gone, cash flow deeply negative.
5. Why Ultra and Pro make the next chapter different — and why they do not settle it yet
The H1 report is a poor snapshot of the product line Insta360 is selling now.
Luna Ultra, the 8K Leica dual-lens gimbal camera, launched on 10 June 2026. H1 includes only about three weeks of Ultra sales.
X6, the new flagship 360 camera, launched on 12 August.
Luna Pro, the 4K vertical gimbal camera, launched on 20 August.
X6 and Pro are not in the H1 accounts at all.
Launch demand for Ultra was real. It sold out in minutes on Chinese platforms. The white version vanished quickly in Japan. There were queues. It reached bestseller lists and later appeared in a Costco bundle in the United States. Insta360 also kept Ultra off the main summer discount event, which is usually a sign that management wants to protect flagship price.
The honest split is this:
H1 = old mix + a short Ultra burst + expensive chips + heavy investment.
H2 = Ultra in volume + X6 + Pro, still against the same cost and competition problems.
Insta360’s verified H1 2026 result is not a mystery. It sold about RMB 5.52 billion of product and attributed only RMB 30 million of profit to shareholders. Core operations lost a little money. Cash flowed out by RMB 2.76 billion. Versus the same period last year, profit fell 94%.
That is consistent with a company paying up for chips, spending on R&D and new categories, and fighting DJI for share. It is not proof that the business is broken, and it is not proof that Ultra and Pro have already fixed it.
The next story is narrower: can the new gimbal and 360 lineup turn demand into margin, or will H2 repeat the same pattern — more sales, almost no profit? The H1 report cannot answer that. The October quarter can.
The article “Insta360’s H1 2026: Sales Up, Profit Almost Gone – And Why Ultra/Pro May Change the Next Chapter” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 10:17 am, Saturday, 29 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
So, after the Insta360 Luna Pro, the product expansion hasn’t stopped yet. Still, there’s plenty of room in 2026, and 2027; Insta360 has already shown its dominance in the 360 camera market. And now they are challenging the largest video camera market by releasing one after another in their Pocket Cameras (Ultra series), starting with the Luna Ultra and then followed by the Luna Pro
Current Status: The Luna Series is Complete (For Now)
Starting with the Insta360 Luna Ultra announcement, Insta360 officially entered the pocket gimbal market in June 2026 with the dual-lens Luna Ultra. Two months later, it launched the single-lens Luna Pro in China as a more affordable alternative.
Model
Type
Key Specs
Launch Status
Approx. Price
Luna Ultra
Dual-lens Gimbal
1″ + 1/1.3″ sensors, Leica, 8K
Global (June 2026)
$770
Luna Pro
Single-lens Gimbal
1″ sensor, Leica, 8K, 4K vertical
China only (Aug 20–21, 2026)
¥3,399 (~$505)
These two recent announcements in 2026 created a deeper impact, and Luna Ultra is selling very well in the USA. The Insta360 Pro China announcement has already been made by the time I am writing this article
How Insta360 Actually Launches Products (2022–2026 Pattern)
Understanding the company’s rhythm is the key to predicting what comes next:
X Series (flagship 360): Traditionally April (X4 in 2024, X5 in 2025). The X6 broke this pattern and launched in August 2026 after delays.
Ace Series: Roughly annual, preferring Q4 (Ace Pro in November 2023 → Ace Pro 2 in October 2024).
GO Series: Prefers summer launches.
New categories: Almost always previewed at NAB (April) or CP+, then fully launched 1–4 months later (or the following year for complex new systems).
China → Global lag: Consistently 4–8 weeks for major products.
List of products from Insta360 expected to announce soon, and clear details about upcoming products based on a recent set of news published at thenewcamera.com and Insta360 schooled pattern of announcements
Highly Logical 2026–2027 Insta360 Roadmap
Priority
Expected Window
Product / Project
Confidence
Why This Timing Makes Sense
1
Sep – Oct 2026
Luna Pro Global Launch
Very High
Standard China-first staggered release pattern
2
Oct – Dec 2026
Ace Pro 3
High
Fits the Ace series’ traditional Q4 window after heavy delays
3
Feb 2027 (CP+)
Mirrorless Camera Prototype(s)
Confirmed
Explicitly stated by CEO JK Liu
4
Mid – Late 2027
First Mirrorless Camera Launch
Medium–High
Typical gap after prototype for brand-new categories
5
Spring 2027
X-series updates / limited editions
Medium
Full X7 unlikely so soon after X6
6
Mid 2027
Next GO Series generation
Medium
Consistent summer pattern for GO line
1. Luna Pro Global Launch (September–October 2026)
This is the highest-confidence next move.
Insta360 rarely launches a major product exclusively in China for long. The Luna Ultra followed the same path earlier this year. Expect official global pricing, Amazon/B&H listings, and review units to appear in September or early October.
What to watch for:
Global price (likely 549–599 range)
Creator bundles with Mic Air or ND filters
India availability and GST-inclusive pricing
2. Ace Pro 3 (October–December 2026)
The Ace Pro series has been the most predictable line until recently. The jump from Ace Pro (Nov 2023) to Ace Pro 2 (Oct 2024) was 11 months. Ace Pro 3 was widely expected in late 2025 or early 2026 but got delayed — almost certainly because Insta360 prioritised the Luna series and the X6.
Ace PRO 3 Specification
1-inch 50MP sensor (Leica-tuned)
8K video (possibly up to 50fps)
Improved FlowState 2.0 stabilization
Better low-light performance and battery life
Expected price: 549–599
A Q4 2026 launch would allow Insta360 to close the gap and re-assert dominance in the action/creator camera segment before GoPro or others can respond strongly.
3. Mirrorless Cameras – The Real Long-Term Play (2027)
This is the most significant development on Insta360’s horizon.
We have also posted this back on In August 2026, CEO JK Liu confirmed that the company is developing two interchangeable-lens mirrorless cameras. One of them will feature a “surprising shape that you’ve never even considered before.”
A prototype of at least one model is expected at CP+ 2027 in Yokohama (February 2027). This matches Insta360’s historical approach to new categories: early public looks at major trade shows, followed by a full commercial launch later.
Key points so far:
Two different designs in development
One will break traditional form factors
Strong possibility of Micro Four Thirds (based on earlier leaks)
Focus on AI-assisted usability for non-traditional mirrorless users
A full commercial launch is more realistic in mid-to-late 2027 rather than immediately after CP+.
What This Means for Creators and Buyers
Short term (next 3–4 months):
Wait for Luna Pro global pricing if you want the single-lens version
Ace Pro 3 is the bigger upgrade if you shoot action or hybrid content
Medium term (2027):
The mirrorless cameras represent Insta360’s most ambitious expansion yet. If executed well, they could pull the brand into a completely new competitive space against OM System, Fujifilm, and Sony’s lower-end models.
India-specific notes:
Expect the Luna Pro to arrive in India within weeks of the global launch, following the same pattern as the Luna Ultra and X6. Pricing will likely sit in the ₹42,000–₹48,000 range after GST and local distribution margins.
Insta360’s 2026 strategy has been clear: finish the Luna series, refresh the 360 flagship (X6), and set up the Ace line for a late-year comeback. 2027 will be dominated by the mirrorless project. The company is no longer just a 360-camera specialist. It is systematically building a full creative imaging ecosystem — and the next 12–18 months will show how serious that ambition really is.
The article “Insta360 Roadmap 2026 – 2027: Ace Pro 3, Mirrorless & More Coming” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 8:32 am, Sunday, 23 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
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:
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
Event
Date
Details
Proposal published
August 3, 2026
FCC Public Notice DA 26-758
Last date for public comments
September 2, 2026
Final day to submit comments
FCC Final Decision
After September 2 (no fixed date yet)
FCC decides, not DJI
Sales restriction (if approved)
~180 days after final decision
Import and marketing of affected models stop
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.
The article “Which DJI Drones Will Be Banned in 2026? FCC Retroactive Ban – Full List” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 7:38 pm, Thursday, 20 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P has been listed on Amazon USA since mid-August 2026, and the camera was announced back in July. Right now, the only way for buyers to get it is through third-party grey-market importers. At the time, the Pocket 4P Standard units were costing somewhere around $980, and the Vlog/Creator Combo version was costing somewhere around $1,290–$1,390, and for proof, I have also attached the screenshot from that time. So, if someone wished to buy a 4P camera a month ago, they had to pay a very heavy price for it, specifically in the United States of America.
As of August 16, 2026, better options have appeared — particularly through Amazon Germany listings that ship to the United States.
Both versions currently show free international delivery and an estimated shipping window of around 6 weeks.
So, that’s the only issue that I am looking at right now, which is the wait of six weeks. But since it is being sold by Amazon Germany itself, what I do believe is that it is fair to get this camera at this price point if you can wait that long. And if you are not able to wait, and you are not already connected to the DJI ecosystem, you are not deeply invested in those cameras or accessories already, then you can shift your attention towards the Insta360 Luna Ultra or the upcoming Luna Pro. But for now, what I do believe is that if you are specifically interested in having the DJI Pocket 4P camera, then this is the best opportunity right now, in terms of price and seller reputation.
What’s Included
Standard Combo
Osmo Pocket 4P camera
Magnetic fill light
Handle with 1/4″ thread
Carrying pouch
Wrist strap
USB-C cable
Vlog Combo (recommended for most creators)
Everything in the Standard Combo, plus:
DJI Mic Mini 2 transmitter
Osmo FrameTap remote
Mini tripod
Larger carrying bag
Extra windscreens and magnetic clips
The Vlog Combo remains the better value for most people because the FrameTap remote and Mic Mini 2 are genuinely useful accessories.
Important Context for US Buyers
As we all know, the DJI Pocket 4P is not available in the USA due to Ban issues. The Osmo Pocket 4P is still not officially available in the United States. DJI remains on the FCC Covered List (added December 22, 2025), which prevents new models from receiving the equipment authorization required for legal sale through official channels.
These Amazon Germany listings are imported units. Key points to understand:
No official DJI Care Refresh or US-based warranty support
Potential complications with returns
Shipping times are longer than domestic orders (currently ~6 weeks)
Despite these caveats, the current pricing is much closer to the official international rates than what was available just two weeks ago.
The Luna Ultra offers 8K recording, a detachable touchscreen remote, and full US warranty/support. However, many creators still prefer the Pocket 4P’s image quality (especially the claimed 17 stops of dynamic range and D-Log 2), faster slow-motion, and larger internal storage (103GB vs 47GB).
At the new $767 price for the Vlog Combo, the Pocket 4P becomes significantly more competitive on pure value, even after factoring in the longer shipping and lack of official support.
Older Price screent shot for reference
Prices on grey-market imports can change quickly. Stock levels and delivery estimates also fluctuate.
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Finally, we have the unboxing video of the Luna Pro camera. The Luna Pro announcement is very close, and we have already seen images of retailers receiving boxes of the Luna Ultra Pro camera to keep in stock just before the announcement.
It’s time to watch the camera’s unboxing video, and at the same time, we will discuss the advantages you get with the Luna Pro compared to the Pocket 4 series in the United States of America. Since, as we all know, DJI has been banned, so not only has productavailability become an issue, but the warranty coverage is also not there if anything happens. It’s really hard to make sure your DJI Pocket 4P or any other related items from DJI will get service and repair, so it’s not only about the specifications. It’s also about the after-sales service, and if you have an option, then obviously I have to take some decision. Let’s have a quick look at the features of the Pro, and then the video we have (below post).
Unboxing Details
Inside the box you’ll find the camera, protective case, 1/4″ thread handle, wrist strap, USB-C cable, and documentation. The protective case fully covers the gimbal head and lens, which is a practical improvement over many competing pocket gimbals.
The camera itself feels solid and well-built. The single-lens design makes the head more compact than the Ultra, while the detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen remote remains one of the most useful features in this category.
Why the Luna PRO is Currently the Better Option for Most US Buyers
For creators in the United States, the Luna PRO currently holds several practical advantages over the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 series:
Full official availability and support in the USA: Insta360 products are fully authorised and available through official channels (Insta360 Store, Amazon, B&H, Best Buy). There are no import or authorisation issues.
Clear and reliable warranty coverage Buying the Luna PRO through official US retailers means you get standard Insta360 warranty support without complications. This is currently a significant advantage compared to newer DJI products.
No uncertainty around future service or parts With ongoing regulatory pressure on DJI in the US market, long-term service, spare parts, and warranty claims for newer DJI models carry more uncertainty. Insta360 does not face the same restrictions.
Strong core features at a more accessible price You still get a 1-inch Leica-tuned sensor, 10-bit i-Log, excellent stabilization, and the detachable screen — without paying for a second telephoto camera you may not need every day.
If you are a US-based creator looking for a compact, high-quality pocket gimbal in 2026, the Insta360 Luna PRO currently offers a more reliable ownership experience than the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 series. You get strong image quality, a very useful detachable screen, and — most importantly — clear warranty and service coverage without the current regulatory uncertainty surrounding DJI products in the United States.
We will follow up with more detailed sample footage and real-world testing soon.
You can watch the full retail unboxing here:
Stay tuned; more updates are coming
We will update this page as soon as any official U.S. pricing, store listing, or availability announcement appears.
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DJI Osmo 360 II has been officially announced in China on August 13, 2026. This is the second generation of the 360 camera, which arrives with some major noticeable improvements, including replaceable lenses, that was one of the biggest demands of first-generation 360 users. The second thing is having a 60 frames per second mode in 8K video recording; at the same time, the dynamic range of the camera has also been improved with AI algorithms and video processing, as well as the cherry on top, larger battery life and more internal storage to users.
As we all know, the 360, well, the recently announced 360 II is already using a large 1/1.1-inch sensor for video quality. It was already an excellent camera, but it is now much more improved with enhanced dynamic range and upgraded video processing algorithms.
The biggest question people are asking right now is when it will become available in the United States of America for sale.
For U.S. consumers, however, the most important detail remains unchanged: the Osmo 360 II is not officially available in the United States.
Current U.S. Status (August 14, 2026)
No product page exists on DJI’s American store.
No U.S. pricing has been announced.
No authorized U.S. retailers are listing the camera for sale.
DJI has not provided a U.S. release date or shipping timeline.
American buyers currently have no official channel to purchase the Osmo 360 II.
But, the good news is, the FCC authorization has been relay approved,. So, we do believe the OSMO360 II will soon become available for sale in USA
FCC Authorization: Approved, Not Pending
The camera carries a valid FCC equipment authorization under FCC ID 2ANDR-OQ0022512 (model OQ002).
The grant was issued on December 21, 2025. This detail was first reported by thenewcamera.com and later confirmed through public FCC records and independent coverage.
Will It Arrive in the USA Later?
This is not something unusual from DJI. As we all know, DJI has frequently launched its new products first in China and then brought them to the global market, including the United States, weeks or even months later.
Because the Osmo 360 II already has a valid FCC authorization from before the Covered List, it has a much clearer path toward entering the U.S. market compared with many other 2026 DJI products. So technically, the chances of the Osmo 360 II eventually coming to the United States are much higher than products that never received FCC approval.
But there is one important thing to remember. Several other 2026 non-drone DJI products have already launched internationally but still never made it to the American market. So, while the existing FCC authorization definitely improves the chances of a U.S. launch, it still does not guarantee that DJI will officially sell the Osmo 360 II in the United States.
What This Means for U.S. Buyers Right Now
Until DJI lists the camera on its U.S. store or authorized retailers begin carrying it, American buyers do not have an official path to purchase the Osmo 360 II. The Insta360 X6 remains the only new 360 camera with confirmed U.S. availability and support at this time.
We will update this page as soon as any official U.S. pricing, store listing, or availability announcement appears.
The article “DJI Osmo 360 II USA Availability Update ” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 4:53 pm, Friday, 14 August 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
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