DJI has plugged a significant gap in its product line-up and, perhaps, the consumer imaging market full-stop. Introducing the Osmo Pocket, a tiny three-axis stabilised camera that promises many of the excellent features and functions of it’s trusted siblings, yet simple and compact enough for the mass market

Housing a 1/2.3” sensor, which can capture 12-megapixel stills and can also shoot 4K video at [up to] 60 frames per second at 100 Mbps. The new camera also has dual microphones on board, applying noise-cancelling algorithms, making it simpler to capture good-quality sound. With spec, stabilisation and image-quality like this, is this new pocket-gimbal a camcorder killer?

Watch our short video review to see our first impressions