DJI is set to launch the Osmo Pocket 4 on April 16, but just ahead of that, a leak has put some focus on the Pro model. A new image shared online is said to show the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro next to the standard version, and the difference between the two is fairly noticeable.

The photo comes from tipster Igor Bogdanov. It does give a rough idea of what DJI might be working on. The regular model keeps the familiar single-camera setup, while the Pro version appears to add a second lens.

That second camera is really the main point of interest here. The module on the Pro looks larger and slightly heavier at the top, which probably has to do with the extra lens and gimbal hardware.

There have been earlier mentions of the standard model supporting 2x in-sensor zoom and up to 4x digital zoom. If that’s accurate, then the Pro version could be adding a telephoto lens, possibly around 3x optical zoom. That would give it a bit more flexibility, especially for creators who want tighter framing without relying too much on digital zoom.

The image itself doesn’t reveal much beyond the dual-lens design. It’s slightly blurry, and there aren’t any readable markings near the lenses, so most of this is still based on interpretation rather than confirmation.

As for timing, the Pro model may arrive later. Current leaks point to a late spring window, which would mean DJI is planning to separate the launches instead of announcing both together.

For now, it’s still early, and things could change. But even from this one image, it looks like DJI might be moving the Pocket series a bit closer toward a more flexible, camera-focused setup rather than keeping it strictly simple. More details should come through once the standard model is officially out.

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(Source: Igor Bogdanov on X)

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