The DJI Osmo Pocket 4/Pocket 4 Pro camera is arriving with some additional accessories, one of which is the Osmo FrameTap. What is this? A fresh FCC filing spotted today reveals the DJI Osmo FrameTap, a kind of mysterious wireless remote control that is soon going to be introduced inside the DJI ecosystem. Specifically, it has been built for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4, as well as to be integrated with other action cameras and 360 cameras available.
DJI is still trying to clear out its products in the FCC ID days before it enters a potential U.S. import ban deadline. In this article, we are going to cover all the details related to the Osmo FrameTap FCC ID filing, as well as some of the leaks related to it, so let’s dive into the details.
What Is the DJI Osmo FrameTap? Unpacking the Latest FCC Surprise
Now, the DJI Osmo FrameTap was actually spotted on December 17, 2025, and it has been confirmed after recent findings that it is a kind of unreleased accessory from the DJI Osmo Division (SZ DJI Osmo Technology Co., Ltd.). This isn’t a standalone camera, but a compact wireless remote control (FCC ID: 2ANDR-RC508) designed for seamless integration with portable imaging devices like gimbals and action cameras.
The registered document shows compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for intentional radiators; it likely leverages Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for low-latency pairing, making it ideal for on-the-go creators.
AR The DJI FrameTap is clearly intended to expand the ecosystem in a much larger manner, at the very same time just before the U.S. ban is imposed on new FCC ID registrations. This is an attempt to make sure the to-be-announced Pocket 4 / 4 pro gear, as well as its related accessories, get clarification from the registration agency.
These are post-ban attempts, and if the retroactive ban does not apply to them, there is a chance that Pocket 4, alongside its accessories, may get approved after the official announcement.
One thing is for sure: when you have a camera phone in your pocket, you will need an extra remote accessory to control your camera from a distance, and that is a quite obvious requirement. So, for that, yes, FrameTap is coming.
Before we wrap up the DJI FrameTap, we are continuously looking for further updates and information, and as soon as we get any related details on FrameTap, we will be updating it on TheNewCamera.com.
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Wrapping Up: DJI’s 2025 Legacy and What’s Next for Creators
So this is not just regulatory paperwork. It’s an attempt by DJI to make sure all these products and related accessories clear their FCC IDs before the official ban, so they remain relevant and ahead of the competition going into 2026 or even 2027, before DJI potentially finds another way to revoke or bypass the ban.
But even in the best-case scenario, DJI would still not be allowed to announce new products in the United States of America after Dec 23, 2025. So again, this raises a big question: even if DJI is clearing FCC ID registrations, it does not solve the problem alone, that they must officially announce these products before December 23, 2025, to remain eligible to release them in the United States?
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Images: FCC screenshot courtesy @Saracool_drone (alt: “DJI Osmo FrameTap FCC label December 2025”); Pocket 4 render (alt: “Leaked DJI Osmo Pocket 4 dual-camera design”). All rights reserved. Affiliate links may earn commission.
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