DJI to show Osmo 360 II and new gear at IFA 2026
DJI will present three new products, including the Osmo 360 II camera, at IFA 2026 in Berlin from September 4-8.
DJI will bring three newly launched products to the IFA 2026 consumer electronics show in Berlin. The event runs from September 4 to 8, according to a report from DroneDJ.
The company's flagship 360-degree camera, the Osmo 360 II, will make its European debut. DJI says the action camera can record 8K video at up to 60 frames per second. It is built on the company's handheld camera expertise and is aimed at competing in the premium 360 camera market.
Two other products will also be shown in Europe for the first time. DJI states these will focus on smart home cleaning and portable energy solutions. This signals the firm's expansion beyond its core drone and camera businesses.
Latest Creator Tools
The shows will include two other recent releases for content creators: the Osmo Pocket 4P and the Mic Mini 2S.
The Osmo Pocket 4P is a dual-lens gimbal camera. It features a 1-inch CMOS wide-angle camera and a 60mm medium-telephoto lens. DJI claims it can capture 4K video at 240 frames per second for slow motion. Other specifications include 17 stops of dynamic range and a 10-bit D-Log 2 color profile. It uses ActiveTrack 8.0 and mechanical three-axis stabilization. The device offers up to 12x zoom and weighs 230 grams.
The Mic Mini 2S is a compact wireless microphone system. It provides 28 hours of onboard recording and 32-bit float audio. Features include AI-powered noise cancellation and support for up to four transmitters. It integrates directly with DJI's Osmo cameras via OsmoAudio.
Full Ecosystem on Display
Beyond the new products, DJI's booth will feature its broader product lineup. This includes a range of popular drones.
| Drone Model |
|---|
| Mavic 4 Pro |
| Air 3S |
| Mini 5 Pro |
| Neo 2 |
| Flip |
| Avata 360 |
| Inspire 3 |
Visitors can also explore the company's handheld imaging products. The display will include portable power stations and a balcony solar system. Enterprise and agricultural drones will be part of the exhibition.
Free Weekend Workshops
DJI will host four free workshops over the IFA weekend. These sessions will cover drone photography and handheld filmmaking. The company says they offer a chance to learn from experienced creators and DJI experts.
The event provides a hands-on look at nearly every major product across DJI's categories.
