DJI Pocket 2
DJI
Setting the Scene: Why a Camera This Small Matters
Most cameras ask you to choose between quality and convenience. Bring a proper camera and you get commitment: a bag, a strap, a reason to leave it at home on the days you didn't expect to need it. Bring only your phone and you get convenience, but footage that wobbles with every step and audio that fights against wind and background noise. The DJI Pocket 2 Gimbal Camera Creator Combo exists to remove that trade-off entirely. It's a mechanically stabilised camera small enough to disappear into a coat pocket, built specifically for people who create video content regularly — vloggers, travel creators, small business owners filming product demos, or anyone who's tired of shaky phone footage ruining an otherwise good clip.
The "Creator Combo" designation matters here too. This isn't just the bare camera; it's a complete filming kit with a handle, a wireless microphone, a wide-angle lens and mounting accessories bundled in, so there's no lengthy accessory shopping list before you can start producing usable content.
Design and Build Quality
Pick this camera up for the first time and the size is the first thing that registers. At 117 grams and 12.4cm tall, it's lighter than most smartphones and short enough to sit comfortably in a jeans pocket without printing an awkward outline. The body is a slim vertical bar with a 1-inch touchscreen mounted on the front and the three-axis gimbal and lens assembly protruding from the top, protected by a small gimbal guard that clips on for transport.
That touchscreen is small — smaller than a smartwatch face — and this is worth being upfront about. It's genuinely useful for framing a shot, checking exposure, or firing off a quick photo without needing your phone, but for anything beyond basic monitoring (reviewing footage, adjusting detailed settings, browsing menus) it feels cramped. Owners who've lived with the device consistently point to the tiny display as one of its few physical shortcomings, so it's best treated as a viewfinder for quick checks rather than a full control centre.
The gimbal itself is where the build quality shines. Unlike a phone gripped in a handheld stabiliser, the motors here are purpose-built and the housing feels tightly engineered — there's minimal play in the gimbal arm, and the connector that joins the camera module to accessories (like the Do-It-All Handle) locks in firmly rather than wobbling loose during movement. It's a design that feels like it can survive being dropped into a bag repeatedly without the gimbal mechanism degrading, which matters for anyone using this daily on the move.
One practical note: this is not a waterproof or weatherproof device out of the box. It's designed for everyday filming conditions — indoors, on the street, on a hike in dry weather — rather than being submerged or used in heavy rain without additional protective housing.
Core Performance: Photo and Video Quality
The imaging hardware is the biggest leap this device makes over a typical smartphone camera bolted onto a gimbal stick. The sensor here is a genuinely camera-grade component, considerably larger than what you'd find in a typical action camera or phone lens, paired with a wide-aperture lens tuned for video work rather than stills. In practical terms, that translates to:
- Cleaner low-light footage than a phone or action camera of similar size, since a physically larger sensor gathers more light per pixel
- 64-megapixel stills, giving you enough resolution to crop into a shot after the fact and still retain a usable, sharp image — handy for pulling a still photo out of a scene you also want to keep as one wide shot
- 4K video at up to 60 frames per second, which is the difference between footage that looks like polished, professional content and footage that looks like a home video. Sixty frames per second at 4K also gives you room to slow footage down smoothly in editing without the jerky, stuttering look that lower frame rates produce when slowed
Where this camera does show its limits is in genuinely dim environments — bars, evening cityscapes, indoor venues with mixed lighting. Independent testing of this exact sensor consistently flags noise handling as the weakest link in the imaging chain, and highlight retention (avoiding blown-out skies or windows) can also struggle in high-contrast scenes. In good daylight or well-lit indoor settings, none of this matters — the footage is sharp, colours are natural, and stabilisation makes even walking shots look glide-smooth. It's specifically in challenging light that you'll notice this is a compact creator's camera rather than a professional cinema camera.
Stabilisation and Intelligent Shooting Modes
The three-axis gimbal is the feature that defines this product, and it's worth explaining what that actually buys you. A three-axis gimbal physically counters movement on all three planes a camera can rotate on — tilt, pan, and roll — using small motors that react in real time as you walk, turn, or gesture. This is fundamentally different from the software-based stabilisation found in most phones and lower-cost action cameras, which crops into the image digitally to smooth out shake. The mechanical approach here means you keep your full field of view and get smoother results, particularly noticeable when walking, running, or filming while turning your body — the kind of movement that makes handheld phone footage look distractingly bouncy.
Layered on top of the hardware are several intelligent shooting modes that extend what the camera can do without any extra skill required:
- ActiveTrack 3.0 — the camera automatically follows and keeps a subject framed as they move, useful for solo creators who want to walk and talk to the lens, or for filming kids, pets, or a demonstration where your hands need to stay free
- Panorama mode — stitches a wide scene together automatically, useful for landscapes or large group shots that wouldn't fit in a single frame
- Timelapse and Motionlapse — compress long stretches of time (a sunset, a busy street, a building process) into a short, watchable clip
- HDR video — automatically balances bright and dark areas within the same shot, useful for scenes with strong contrast like a sunlit window in an otherwise dim room
For someone new to video creation, these modes matter because they remove the need to manually plan and execute shots that would otherwise require tripods, sliders, or drone-level equipment. You point, you shoot, and the camera does a meaningful share of the technical work for you.
Audio: The Overlooked Half of Good Video
Video quality gets most of the attention when people shop for a camera like this, but audio is just as often the reason footage looks unprofessional. This device tackles the problem from two directions.
Built into the camera body itself are four microphones with wind noise reduction, arranged to capture reasonably balanced sound without any extra hardware — enough for casual clips, quick social posts, or filming in calm conditions. For anything more serious, the Creator Combo throws in a wireless microphone transmitter with a windscreen, which clips onto a subject (or the presenter) and sends clean, close audio to the camera wirelessly. This is the single biggest audio upgrade the bundle provides over the bare camera: it's the difference between audio that sounds like it was recorded from three feet away in an echoey room, and audio that sounds like a broadcast interview, because the mic is physically close to the person speaking rather than relying on distant onboard capture.
Battery Life and Charging: The Honest Picture
This is the area where buyers should calibrate their expectations most carefully. The internal battery is rated for roughly two and a quarter hours of continuous recording under laboratory test conditions — but that figure is based on lighter, lower-resolution video settings, not on 4K60fps footage, active screen use, or a live connection to the DJI Mimo app, all of which drain the battery meaningfully faster. Real-world usage from people who've filmed extensively with this camera skews well below the quoted figure, particularly when shooting in 4K, and it's not unusual for heavier 4K sessions to run out in under an hour.
The upside is charging speed. A full charge takes a little over an hour, so it's realistic to top the battery up during a lunch break or a short car journey between filming sessions. The battery is also non-removable, so unlike a traditional camera or action camera with swappable cells, you can't simply carry a spare and hot-swap it in the field — you're tied to whatever charge state the built-in cell is in, supplemented only by a portable power bank via the USB splitter cable included in this combo.
Practical takeaway: for short outings, spontaneous clips, or filming in bursts throughout a day, battery life is a non-issue. For all-day event coverage, long hikes, or extended 4K shooting sessions, plan to bring a portable power bank — the included USB splitter cable is specifically there to let you charge while filming, which is DJI's own acknowledgment that heavy use will outlast a single charge.
What's Actually in the Creator Combo Box
The word "Combo" in the name isn't just marketing — it reflects a genuinely different value proposition to buying the bare camera. Here's what the bundle adds and why each piece matters:
| Included Accessory | What It Solves |
|---|---|
| Do-It-All Handle | Extends grip comfort for longer handheld sessions and adds physical control buttons, reducing reliance on the tiny touchscreen |
| Wireless microphone transmitter + windscreen | Delivers clear, close-range audio for interviews, presentations, and outdoor filming |
| Wide-angle lens attachment | Widens the field of view for group shots, vlogging close to the lens, or cramped indoor spaces |
| Micro tripod | Enables stable tabletop or ground-level static shots without holding the camera |
| Smartphone adapters (Lightning and USB-C) | Connects the camera directly to a phone for live monitoring and full app control, regardless of phone type |
| USB splitter charging cable | Allows charging the camera while it's actively recording, extending real-world shooting time |
| Case, wrist strap, and remote control | Covers transport protection, drop security, and hands-free triggering |
For a new creator starting from zero, this bundle removes almost every piece of separate shopping that would otherwise be needed — a stabiliser, a lav mic, a wide lens, a tripod, and a protective case would typically be bought individually and could easily add up to more than the difference between the bare camera and this combo.
Everyday Features Worth Knowing About
A handful of smaller features round out the package and matter more than they might first appear:
- Face detection keeps portraits and vlogging subjects sharply focused automatically, which is particularly useful when filming yourself without anyone to manage focus manually
- Webcam function lets the camera double as a high-quality video input for video calls or live streaming from a computer — a meaningful bonus for anyone doing remote presentations, teaching, or client calls who wants noticeably better image quality than a laptop's built-in camera
- Wi-Fi connectivity paired with the DJI Mimo app enables direct editing and sharing from your phone, including a dedicated Story mode that auto-edits clips with music and transitions for quick social posts
- PictBridge compatibility allows direct printing of photos to a compatible printer without needing to first transfer files to a computer
- The camera relies on microSD storage, and — worth flagging clearly — a memory card is not included in the box, so budget for one separately before your first outing
Who This Camera Is Genuinely Built For
This device earns its keep for a specific type of user, and it's worth being precise about who benefits most:
A strong fit if you are:
- A vlogger or content creator who films regularly and wants smooth, professional-looking footage without carrying a full stabiliser rig
- Someone who films while walking, talking, or moving and needs a subject-tracking camera with free hands
- A creator who values audio quality and will use the included wireless mic for interviews or presenter-to-camera footage
- Someone who wants a genuine grab-and-go camera that fits in a pocket rather than a bag
Less suited if you are:
- Someone who primarily wants an action camera for water sports, extreme sports, or rugged outdoor use, since this isn't built for submersion or heavy impact without extra housing
- A photographer prioritising still image quality above all else, since the sensor and lens are optimised for video-first use
- Someone who needs all-day continuous recording without access to a power bank
- A buyer who wants to operate primarily through the tiny onboard screen rather than pairing with a smartphone
Competitive Positioning: How It Stacks Up
Within its category — pocketable, gimbal-stabilised cameras — this device sits against two very different types of rivals.
Compared with tiny modular action cameras like Insta360's GO series, this camera wins decisively on stabilisation quality and framing control. A mechanical three-axis gimbal simply produces steadier, more natural-looking motion than the digital stabilisation those smaller cameras rely on, and having a built-in screen for framing is a real advantage those clip-on cameras lack entirely. The trade-off is size and stealth — those tiny action cameras are small enough to clip onto a cap or a pet in a way this camera never will be.
Compared with traditional action cameras like GoPro's lineup, the comparison flips. Action cameras are built for ruggedness — waterproofing, mountability on helmets and bikes, and durability in genuinely harsh conditions — areas where this camera isn't the right tool without additional housing. What this camera offers instead is dramatically better handheld stability for walking-and-talking content and presenter-style filming, which is exactly the footage most vloggers and everyday creators actually need.
It's also worth knowing that DJI has since released newer models in this same product line, offering a larger sensor and bigger screen at a higher price point. For buyers who want the latest possible image quality and are willing to pay more, that's worth researching separately. But for the price this Creator Combo typically sits at, it remains a strongly capable, full-featured package rather than a compromised entry point — you're not sacrificing core functionality to save money here, you're simply choosing a slightly earlier generation of very mature, well-refined technology.
Strengths and Weaknesses, Honestly
The strongest case for this camera is how completely it solves the shaky-footage problem while staying genuinely pocketable — there's no other combination of stabilisation quality and physical size quite like it at this price. The bundled accessories in the Creator Combo aren't filler either; the wireless microphone alone addresses one of the most common weaknesses in creator content, and the wide-angle lens and tripod extend the shooting scenarios the camera can realistically cover without extra purchases.
The honest weaknesses cluster around two areas. Battery life, while fast to recharge, simply won't stretch through a demanding day of 4K filming without a power bank in your bag, and the tiny onboard screen — while functional — will frustrate anyone who wants to compose shots carefully without reaching for their phone. Image quality also has a ceiling: in bright, well-lit conditions this camera produces genuinely impressive footage, but push it into dim rooms or high-contrast scenes and the compromises of a small, densely packed sensor become visible.
None of these weaknesses are dealbreakers for the audience this camera is built for — they're the natural trade-offs of packing this much stabilisation and imaging technology into something pocket-sized, and DJI has clearly prioritised the right things for a video-first creator tool.
Final Verdict
For anyone who creates video content regularly and is tired of shaky, amateur-looking handheld footage, this camera earns its place as a genuinely worthwhile purchase — not a gimmick, but a tool that solves a real, common problem. The Creator Combo specifically justifies its higher bundle price by removing the need to separately source a microphone, wide lens, tripod, and case, which collectively would otherwise cost more and require far more research to assemble correctly.
Buy this if smooth, presenter-style footage and clear audio matter more to you than ruggedness or all-day battery independence. If your priority is extreme durability, waterproofing, or marathon shooting sessions away from a power source, look toward a dedicated action camera instead. For everyday vlogging, travel content, presentations, and social video, this remains one of the most complete, pocket-sized creator kits available at its price point.
What People Say
42 commentsJust buy it!
I actually bought one of these (the Creator Combo) from Argos last summer some time, but then in the new year I saw a 360 camera that made me go wow, so I sold this Pocket 2 and bought the Insta360OneX2. What a mistake that was! Terrible quality camera. So, even though I lost money by selling my original Pocket 2 and buying the 360 cam, I bought this one again here from Argos and I don't regret it at all.
If you're just after a great camera, but don't need all the fancy extras, then just buy the camera on its own which Argos sell. But if you want the brilliant extras, or you're wanting to work more professionally, then you'll save loads of money on buying all these extras separately if you simply buy this "Creator Combo". Here are some bullets:
The image quality is absolutely pin sharp. You can't fault it at all.
This creator combo has a wide angle lens thrown in for free. It doesn't add much more of a field of view but it does open up your landscape a little, so it's a great addition to the package.
It comes with a cute case which cleverly hold everything! What they don't show you in the booklet but they do online is that you can clip everything onto the case...so you can basically screw in the tripod AND the external lapel mic clips on to the top of the case once you've put the camera in it. It also holds your plugs and the wide angle lens.
The external mic simply turns on and the pocket2 connects to it right away...so now awkward settings to mess with.
It can take video at 4k, HD, and slow mo also!
The photos are very sharp also and as well as standard photos it does panoramic where you don't even need to move the camera; stand still and the robotic head moves to position for you taking 9 shots and auto stitching them together for you!
It comes with a wifi module that doubles as a handle for chunky hands like mine! With this you can hear your footage back as well as see it (without this module you can play back but can't hear sound) and it allows you to view footage LIVE and afterwards on your mobile remotely without needing any wires. No clunky set up. All dead easy.
What I really love about this is that you can tap your target on screen (ie me, or somebody else you're filming or a car etc) and no matter what direction you point the camera, the head of the camera will always face the subject. In other words it tracks it. You could technically put this on a table, track your self, press record and have it track you, making look like you've got a camera man! There are 100000's of brilliant features and I can't talk about them all, but please look at online video by other users because that will really help.
There's auto mode, which is ok for amateur users, but if you want professional footage, then put it in 4K PRO mode and manually set your frame rate, shutter speed and more. (Top tip: make the shutter speed twice the frame rate for professional quality footage!)
You can also get filters that go over the lens which will act as sunglasses for your camera when filming in bright sunlight, but that's all optional.
Waffle aside.... this is just a brilliant camera and I won't be selling this one!
Oh one last thing... you need a FAST micro SD card. Don't use any old slow card. IF the read / write speed is too slow then it'll struggle to record. A lot of people buy Sandisk brand but I use a cheap unknown brand off a well known website that does the job just as good because it has the same speed as the Sandisk ones. Just make sure your memory card says V30, A1 and has a little U with a 3 in it (class 3) printed on the Micro SD card. Doesn't matter about the brand! If you record in 4K you'll need tons of memory so go for a 128GB memory size card at least (I use a 256GB!). If you only want to film in HD then you won't need as much memory, but you'll need the speed still (all the bits I mentioned beginning with V30). Sorry if that's frazzled your brain, but the memory card bit is important. If you buy the wrong card then you won't be using this incredible camera as cheap and cheerful cards that aren't the right speeds simply won't work and it'll say "recording failed". Good luck folks. This will be an amazing purchase I promise. Not paid to say this... I am a genuinely happy Pocket 2 customer!
Wow. Just wow
Took this to London the day after I bought it and filmed four days worth of “experiences” from the Thames Rockets speedboat to the O2 cable car, Tower of London and lots of general sights like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace etc. The quality of footage is 4K and is really really crisp and smooth as long as you set your shutter speed to half that of the frame rate. If that’s gone over your head then research it on the net. It’s important. This kit is just outstanding and would cost loads more if bought separately. The case is very handy, the tripod is cute and I used it a lot. The wide angle lens was used in every shot and picks up a very wide field of view. I have the pocket1 also and this the pocket2 is much wider. The DoItAll handle is brilliant because it has a speaker so you hear back your footage. It’s also great because it’s a WiFi module which means you can send you video and photos to your phone or ipad without plugging the camera in. It also extends the handle by a few inches. The microphone is great and can be clipped on and picked up from upto 20ft away. Audio is very clear. The pocket two itself has numerous microphones all around it so it picks up sound from all directions. When playing back with headphones on it’s absolutely mind blowing my impressive. The clarity of the footage is super sharp but do ensure you watch some YouTube videos on how to use this properly. If you’re just filming the kids in the garden then stick it on auto and it’ll choose the right settings. But if using professionally then you need to understand what scenarios require Pro setting, Super Fine etc (such as ONLY on low light!). The panoramic shots are super impressive. And it has a tracking mode where you can easily put the camera down and move around in front and it will follow you. Just incredible in every way. Can’t recommend this enough.
Small but packed with a tonne of features!
For such a small camera you'd think that this little gadget wouldn't be up to much. Wrong! You'll be very surprised at how versatile and useful this Pocket 2 is. The quality at which it records and the steady shot will leave you wondering how you could every film again without it. This think can record at 4K 60fps, which I recommend. get a good micro SD card. I recommend this one: SanDisk Ultra MicroSDXC UHS-I Card for Chromebook - 256GB It will give you loads of recording time so you won't need to worry. Battery time is very good - at least 1hr 120mins straight recording. The little wide-angle lens that comes with this package is quite remarkable and gets in everything in from a small space like my small country cottage rooms. The little tripod is useful which I generally have it attached when it's at home on the office desk. You can charge this up using your computer or use an iPhone charger like me. Works fine. Time-lapse is a great feature and allows you to capture those moving clouds in the sky over a 10, 20, 30 or even 1hr period. Set it and leave it to do the rest, come back after and play it back to be amazed at what you'd recorded. There are many more great features that I highly ask you to mess about and check out with this camera. The gimbal is super smooth and great at keeping the shots nice and level. Use this camera for blogging, home movies, holidays, keep it in your pocket in the case it comes with. This kit will connect to your phone using wireless and it comes with a small but really good wireless microphone so you can record a presentation with it or similar. What are waiting for - get it now!
DJI Pocket 2 Review: The Tiny Titan of Travel Vlog
Loved this device, here are my thoughts:
Pros:
The 3-axis gimbal produces butter-smooth footage, even in rough conditions. Ideal for vlogging and action shots.
Compact and lightweight, perfect for throwing in your backpack or purse. Captures high-quality 4K 60fps video with vibrant colours.
User-friendly interface, automatic tracking modes, and creative options like time lapse and panorama keep things simple.
Wireless mic captures clear sound, enhancing vlogs and interviews.
Cons:
Viewing and framing shots can be challenging on the tiny screen, especially outdoors.
Not waterproof or dustproof, requiring extra caution in unpredictable environments.
Battery drains quicker at higher resolutions, necessitating spare batteries for longer outings.
The DJI Pocket 2 is a remarkable tiny camera, especially for travel vlogging. Its exceptional stabilisation, high-quality video, and intuitive controls make it a joy to use. However, the fixed lens, small screen, and lack of weatherproofing might deter photographers seeking advanced features or ruggedness.
A video production unit in your pocket.
Having lugged a heavy DSLR and gimbal around on a couple of holidays I wanted something lighter that would still shoot 4K at 50 fps. While not quite matching the image quality of a DSLR, the Pocket 2 can literally be carried in your pocket, is unobtrusive and is ready to shoot almost instantly and delivers movie-smooth tracking shots once you get used to steering the gimbal using the tiny screen. But with the Creator Combo you can connect your Pocket to your smartphone as a monitor and full remote control over the camera and gimbal. I used mine to record a stage performance using WiFi from 20 meters away. You also get a wireless microphone, a small tripod, ultra wide angle lens adapter and a carry case with strap. With the ability to edit footage and live-stream on a connected smartphone, the Creator Combo turns the Pocket 2 into a mobile production unit perfect for holidays, family events, vlogging or even for serious videography. It is almost impossible to fault, but it would be good if the High Quality (high bitrate) mode was available in 4K 50/60p mode.
Video quality is not great as expected
I bought it few weeks ago, and I am not happy with my purchase. I tried it multiple times and it seems to me that DJI could have done much better in terms of video quality. The 3 Axis gimbal did a pretty good job if you are not particular to details or will not use it as a "professional camera". The battery only lasted for few hours of short video clips. If you want a decent and better video quality, you must do a colour grading during post. overall DJI pocket 2 is okay, and most of the time you will be most likely happier with iPhone pro's video output. I was going to return it, I contacted Argos but unfortunately, the product was "high value" which I would not be able to return it as per their customer service.
Fantastic practical usage!
I purchased this for an event to provide a camera that could both take photos and video footage with professional finish. Honestly I could not ask for a better piece of equipment. The camera flowed steadily and was omni-directional. Plus my coworkers found it adorable to look at so we have named it Wall-e. Overall, I cannot gush enough about this camera with its array of features and functionality. It did take us a little while to figure out how to operate it and it is a little difficult to detach the bottom at times but otherwise its a fantastic piece of kit that I highly recommend.
Very Happy!
This is a perfect bit of kit for any vlogger film maker or someone who just wants to capture memories. The wireless microphone is a big plus! Also the video quality is amazing and really does fit into your "pocket" the only down side is that the battery life could be longer, if you plan on shooting all day you will need a power bank but apart from that it is amazing 9.5/10. Would of been 10/10 if the battery lasted a little longer or if you could swap battery's.
Overall I would highly recommend
Overall Brillaint
This is a brilliant full camera gimble set up
The combo kit comes with everything you need to get some amazing footage if used correctly which isn't hard to learn
Super stable video and wonderful audio
Point to note
Pros
Stable gimble
Easy to use
Included wireless mic
Small touch screen
Connects to phone (wired or Bluetooth)
Cons
Not Water-resistant
No changeable battery
Small screen
But overall for some super steady footage with decent audio this is hard to beat
Best camera for vlog
This DJI Osmo Pocket 2 gimbal structure allows an extraordinary stabilization effect from a professional steadycam, with other cinematic functions of the highest level. Spatial 4-channel audio! Unlike the competitor, this one connects directly to your latest generation iPhone or Android smartphone, thus allowing you to use the screen more than your telephone device for the various functions, instead of using the mini LCD display: an excellent alternative.
Easy to get great pics and vids
I am pleased with this modern handy gamble camera, one problem I did come across was to register it I had to connect it to my phone by cable to first use.. Well the 'C' connector would not connect to my Samsung S20 +5G nor would it connect to my wife's Samsung S10+. I had to buy a 'C' to 'C' cable and hold it in tight whilst it registered.. Apart from that no problem (I've heard they connect to iPhone better) BUT I'm Android nothing else.
Perfect Camera for taking out and about
The camera itself is really good. Takes really good quality photos and videos. It takes a little getting used to to navigate it, but when you get into it it's fine. The screen to view the pictures is small but that can be overcome by connecting it to your phone, wirelessly. Its fun to use and this package is full of useful accessories. Would recommend the package over just the camera it's definitely worth it.
Lovely little camera
This is my first Gimbal camera and I have to say it works very well. The viewing screen is a bit small but it takes amazing video and good photos. It would have been nice to have a more powerful zoom (4x) but it so handy being small and compact. It does have some small parts that are easy to lose, so need to be careful when handling them. Overall I am very pleased with it and have taken some great video.
Fantastic features
The best features on this item is the wireless microphone he can use it over 10 ft away and you can use it by looking for your phone phone wirelessly you can blog on it easy the picture quality is fantastic the videos are brilliant and and they got a wide angle lens what Vince on the front of the camera and all little the features you get with it can't say nothing else better if I were you and I
Amazing Camera!!
I’ve had this for 2 weeks and it’s totally changed the way we create videos! It is the most versatile camera I have ever used and the quality of the video is superb! In any light and conditions it produces a superb video! You don’t need to be a professional videographer either. We are amateurs at best and it’s the best investment we’ve made for our hobby!
Pocket 2 consistently produces professional-grade
The DJI Pocket 2 camera is a compact powerhouse that brings professional-level filming capabilities to the palm of your hand. As an upgrade from its predecessor, the DJI Osmo Pocket, the Pocket 2 boasts several enhancements that make it a standout choice for content creators, vloggers, and anyone who desires high-quality footage on the go.
Excellent bit of kit
Such quality and versatility from a small truly pocket able device. DJI have surpassed the first model in every way and the creators combo has everything you need with the exception of an SD card. If you want the best look no further. Just make sure you get a fast SD card and have a compatible smartphone (iPhone or recent USB C android).
Great piece of kit yet again from DJI.
I own two drones by DJI and I love them but on windy days when you can't fly this is a perfect alternative. Okay it can't fly but has a lot of associated features. Great camera on an excellent gimbal gives you smooth shots every time. Would highly recommend to all you vloggers out there
Amazing powerful camera
Bought for my wife birthday as she is in to YouTube and Instagram.
She absolutely love it and she use it now as main camer.It got really good mic and pictures and videos are very good quality.
Wife says that it wins with her gopro 7 in many different ways
DJI Osmo Pocket 2 Creator Combo
What a fantastic gimbal cam - Packed with features, quick start-up, superb image quality, and design features. The Creator Combo adds an awesome cordless mic, mini tripod, and wide-angle lens adapter. Great package !!!
