- DJI’s Osmo Nano leaks show a 1/1.3-inch sensor with 4K at 60fps, a 143° field of view, and up to 200 minutes battery life.
- The camera is waterproof to 10 meters without any external case and offers about 128GB internal storage.
- It includes two stabilization modes: Horizon Balancing to keep shots level, and Rock Steady 3.0 for reducing shake while keeping motion dynamic.
- Expected price is around €369 and the full reveal is likely at DJI’s event on September 23.
In the sunny valleys between invention and adventure there is a whisper: DJI is preparing to launch the Osmo Nano, a compact action camera designed to rival the Insta360 GO 3S. Rumors and leaks are buzzing. Someone dropped product specs and images from an Australian retailer ahead of the official unveiling. What they revealed makes your hands itch to record.
What the Leaks Reveal
The most enticing details concern the sensor and video performance. The Osmo Nano will carry a 1/1.3-inch sensor, newer than what you usually find in super small action cams. It can record 4K video at 60 frames per second, letting you get crisp, fluid motion.
Its field of view is wide—143 degrees—so you see more of the scenery without distorting too much. Battery life is said to stretch to about 200 minutes on a charge. For a camera that size, that’s nearly mythical in this world of rapid charge drains.
Durable Design and Smart Storage
Imagine submerging your device without worry. The Osmo Nano reportedly is waterproof up to ten meters without external casing. That means rainstorms, beach breaks, and dives are no longer enemies of your shots.
Inside, there’s talk of 128GB storage on board. No need to stack microSD cards or juggle files mid-adventure. All your climbs, waves, and runs stay locked in, ready when you are.
Smoother Footage: Stabilization Modes
Shaky scenes are being banished. Two savvy stabilization modes are mentioned:
- Horizon Balancing: keeps the horizon level even when you twist or turn
- Rock Steady 3.0: weakens camera shake while keeping movement dramatic
These features suggest DJI wants to make action feel seamless, even when your path is jagged.
Pricing and Launch Timing
The leaks also carried price whispers: the Osmo Nano could launch starting at €369 (about $435 / £320). It won’t be cheap; DJI seems confident this camera will be worth every coin.
Mark your calendar: a DJI event is set for Tuesday, September 23. It looks likely that we’ll finally see the Osmo Nano in full spec, official images, and maybe even in people’s hands.
How It Stacks Against the Insta360 GO 3S
Here’s how the deals align in this world of compact capture:
- The Insta360 GO 3S has been popular for its ultra portability, but its specs are more modest in some areas compared to what the Osmo Nano leaks suggest.
- The Osmo Nano looks set to offer better battery life, a larger sensor, and more rugged build (waterproof without extra housing), which could tip the scale for those who want durability and stamina in tiny form.
- Price might be higher for the Osmo but value may be greater if specs meet expectations.
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