DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo, Vlogging Camera with 1'' CMOS & 4K/120fps Video, 3-Axis Stabilization, Face/Object Tracking, Fast Focusing, Mic Included for Clear Sound, Small Camera for Photography

The DJI Pocket 3 is a small, lightweight vlogging/action camera that packs in great functionality but in a simple and straightforward manner. Naturally you can read up on the full spec but as a 65 year old Mr looking to venture into the social media world this product looks as if its going to tick all the right boxes. My highlights: Image quality: Although the screen is only 1ins x 2ins it is seriously impressive for such a small device. The displayed image is crisp, detailed, and the colours are bright & dynamic. Simple to Use: Once charged and ready to go the touchscreen directions/instructions is intuitive and easy to navigate. battery life appears to be good and stable. Stabilization: The built-in gimbal keeps everything incredibly smooth, even when you are walking, moving your body or if you have the slight shakes !. Portability: Extremely lightweight and portable. The handgrip is very comfortable and accommodating for those with a not so firm grip. Overall, the DJI Pocket 3 appears to be a great vlogging camera that delivers excellent image quality, stabilization, and portability. It's a great choice for those wishing to capture sounds and images and require a compact and powerful camera that they can take anywhere.

The 1-inch CMOS sensor delivers stunning clarity with rich colours and sharp detail 4K/120fps video is super smooth — perfect for travel, family moments and cinematic shots 3-axis stabilisation keeps footage steady even while walking or moving fast Creator Combo accessories are excellent, especially the wireless mic and battery handle Autofocus is quick and locks onto faces instantly The flip screen is bright and easy to see outdoors Low-light performance is far better than expected for such a small camera Lightweight and pocket-friendly — ideal for vlogs and travel shooting Wireless mic audio is clear, clean and very professional Connectivity is seamless — Bluetooth and Wi-Fi pairing are quick and stable The DJI Mimo app connects instantly and transfers footage smoothly Durability is impressive — feels solid, well-built and reliable for daily use Battery life is strong, and combo charging options make shooting longer sessions easy Starts up fast, so you never miss a moment Perfect for vlogs, reels, YouTube, family videos and travelling

The DJI Pocket 3 is a tiny but mighty vlogging camera that packs a punch. It boasts a 1-inch sensor, which is a big upgrade from its predecessor, and this translates to significantly improved image quality, especially in low-light conditions. Here's a breakdown of what I like: * Image quality: Seriously impressive for such a small device. The footage is crisp, detailed, and the colors are vibrant. * Stabilization: The built-in gimbal keeps everything incredibly smooth, even when I'm walking or running. * Portability: It truly lives up to the "pocket" name. It's incredibly compact and lightweight, making it perfect for travel or everyday carry. * Ease of use: The touchscreen interface is intuitive and easy to navigate. However, there are a few things to consider: * Audio: While the built-in microphones are decent, serious videographers will likely want to invest in an external microphone for better sound quality. * Price: It's not the cheapest option on the market, but the features and performance generally justify the cost. Overall, the DJI Pocket 3 is a fantastic vlogging camera that delivers excellent image quality, stabilization, and portability. It's a great choice for content creators who need a compact and powerful camera that they can take anywhere.

I've been using my Osmo Pocket 3 for just over a month now, and can definitvely say that this is by far and away the best video camera I've had the pleasure of using I bought this one after many months of debating, and seeing them, and their predecessors in person. I'm absolutely not regretting my decision. As a photographer, I use multiple different devices for different things. Using my Sony A7II for stills, and the Osmo Pocket 3 for video has drastically increased the quality of my workflow, being able to separate the different qualities of the devices. The gimbal feature of this camera is super useful, being able to be used just like a regular gimbal. I've used it a few times now and I get lovely silky smooth video, even when walking. For the size, it's amazingly built and gives some crazy good quality shots! The small body of the device makes it able to be taken more or less everywhere, and is super easy to carry in your hand while using it! The battery is another great feature of this camera. Along with the battery included in the camera itself, the external battery can last for quite a long time of shooting. I've used it to film around an hour straight of 4k 60fps footage before the battery began to complain. Then again, who would do that regularly! You can also use it while fed by a USB power bank too, which adds to the usefulness of the device! Adding onto that, it charges crazy fast for what it is. I usually leave mine on charge with the external battery connected to the camera. This way, it charges the camera's internal battery first before the external battery begins to charge.

Love this camera and so great for using outside as well as indoors. 4k is crystal clear and mic is brilliant it has auto focus and fast at taking pictures and videos. So compact you can take it anywhere. Only draw back is that it should have internal memory and it should come with a sd card which it doesn’t. You need to buy a high quality camera compatible sd card it uses a lot of memory.

I road tested this camera in Sicily, took it up mount Etna, beaches, restaurants, churches. Night time footage was truly impressive. I tried a filter on bright days but didn't like the results, so actually realised with good settings adjustment you don't really need one. The camera had a habit of recording if I needed to put it in my pocket, as any touch would trigger the record button, this was really annoying as the camera would over heat and waist battery. The screen is pretty much useless in bright conditions as it's so small, you just have to guess that your pointing in the right direction. This camera does fine on automatic settings, especially if your vlogging and don't have time to adjust the settings each and every time. Microphone is very good and adequate for almost anything you'll encounter. Touch screen is very sensitive and ended up deleting footage by accident on a number of occasions, again very annoying. But apart from the issues mentioned above this is an amazing camera, you pretty much just need to press record and your up and running. One caution is that this camera is fragile, you can't be throwing it around, you kinda gotta treat it like a baby. If you can look after it, you'll be amazed at the results 😊

Very easy to use straight out of the box, well built and sturdy, the video quality is fantastic especially the 4k. The combo creator pack is perfect for vloggers and budding film makers that maybe want to dabble in making their own shorts. Great value for money.

In a nutshell, yes. This is my favourite device for recording video. I also have a DJI Mini 3 Pro, Sony ILCE6300 APS-C Camera, iPhone 15 Pro Max. The drone is good, but there's no audio and there's regulations to consider. The interchangeable lens camera is fantastic for photos, but there's no OIS for the video meaning it's not even something I would use. My phone is good, but again the stabilisation just isn't there and certainly does not compare to beautifully wide, high quality shots from the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. I primarily use this for YouTube videos while exploring destinations such as Singapore and Thailand. Capturing monkeys, elephants, beaches, jungle, exotic foods - all of it looking absolutely incredible on this camera. Bright colours, smooth panning, 4k videos that I can share with my friends and family easily. The creator combo is a no brainer - I always use extra battery, the tripod is small but has been stable on the occasions i've used it. I haven't even used the external mic but I do see a lot of content creators on YouTube using it. The bag fits everything in nicely and is what I use on my travels.