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DJI Osmo Nano: full specs

SilverDeskmark57/100#5 of 15 in class

The DJI Osmo Nano has no published US price yet. It earns a Silver Deskmark — 57/100 pay-blind standing, #5 of 15 in class.

Verified Jul 7, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

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Is the DJI Osmo Nano a good buy?

On the spec sheet, its FOV of 143 ° is below the median of the 13, its weight of 52 g is below the median of the 14, and its waterproof of 10 m is at the median of the 16.

Evidence of Record

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Physical metricsrecorded
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Outlets on recordall tested
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Two independent labs measured this product across 4 physical metrics — continuous recording, speed, battery and thermal. With a second lab on record, each figure comes from more than one independent hands-on source — a measure of how much evidence exists, not a rating of the product.

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Review consensus · sourced & dated

What reviewers say about the DJI Osmo Nano

Two whitelisted testers (TechRadar and Engadget) hands-on reviewed the exact DJI Osmo Nano, and both rate it highly (TechRadar recommends it; Engadget scores it 85/100). Both praise excellent daylight 4K video quality for the tiny sensor and body, 10-bit D-Log M for flexible post grading, the 52g modular wearable design with magnetic mounting, and aggressive pricing that undercuts the Insta360 Go Ultra while including generous built-in storage. Both flag real-world battery well below spec at 4K/60p, the less-intuitive interface, and the DJI Mimo editing app trailing Insta360's. Single-source concerns: Engadget noted stabilization degrading in low light and an overheating shutdown at 4K/50p+ (its unit shut off; TechRadar's ran hot but never did), while TechRadar flagged the splash-only IPX4 Vision Dock.

Based on 2 reviews · 2 lab-tested · 2025-09-23

Tested by TechRadar, Engadget

Consistently praised

  • Excellent daylight 4K video quality for a sensor and body this small · 2 sources
  • 10-bit D-Log M color for flexible grading in post · 2 sources
  • Tiny, light 52g modular wearable design with magnetic mounting · 2 sources
  • Aggressive price undercutting Insta360 Go Ultra, plus generous built-in storage · 2 sources

Commonly flagged

  • Real-world battery well below spec at 4K/60p · 2 sources
  • Less intuitive interface / small ~2-inch screen than rivals · 2 sources
  • DJI Mimo editing app lags behind Insta360's · 2 sources
  • Stabilization degrades in low light (blur/pixelation at slower shutter speeds)

Where reviewers disagree Battery and heat behavior diverged sharply. TechRadar measured ~60 min of continuous recording at 4K/60fps and, though its unit felt hot, it never shut off. Engadget got only ~35 min at 4K/60p (49 min in endurance mode with Wi-Fi off) and saw the camera overheat and shut down after 20 min at 4K/50p or higher.

The sources (2)

TechRadar lab-tested ·

Continuous recording, 4K/60fps: ~60 min · File transfer, 128GB over USB 3.1 (verified vs DJI claim): up to 600 MB/s

I was genuinely impressed by the level of detail and tone the camera could capture, particularly for a sensor this small (in full-frame terms).
at 1.96 inches the small screen means you need to be extra precise with your touch gestures to bring up menus and dial in settings.
I got closer to 60 minutes of continuous recording here – rather than the 90 minutes that DJI claims at 1080p/24fps

Engadget lab-tested ·

Battery, camera alone at 4K/60p: ~35 min · Battery, camera alone at 4K/60p in endurance mode (Wi-Fi off): 49 min · Continuous recording at 4K/50p+ before overheat shutdown: 20 min

Thanks to the big 1/1.3-inch sensor, video is bright and sharp straight out of the camera when shooting in daylight.
I found that battery life was less than half that, around 35 minutes for the camera alone.
it shut down after 20 minutes of continuous recording due to overheating.

Specifications

Price (US)Not published No US price could be sourced. Per CineD's launch report, DJI Osmo Nano was NOT officially sold in the US at its September 23, 2025 global launch (DJI spokesperson: "Osmo Nano will not be available officially in the U.S. market on official websites upon its global launch on September 23"); European MSRP was EUR 279 (64GB) / EUR 309 (128GB Standard Combo) per cined.com. The Amazon US listing rendered only EUR figures (fetch session geolocated to Germany) with no verbatim USD price, and B&H, Best Buy, abt, and the DJI store were blocked or timed out. priceUsd set to null rather than guess.
BrandDJI
Released
Max video4K@120fps
Sensor1/1.3"
StabilizationRockSteady 3.0 / HorizonBalancing
Waterproof (m)10
Display1.96" touchscreen
FOV (°)143
Weight (g)52

Source: dji.com (verified 2026-07-07) · corroborated by amazon.com. DJI's official Osmo Nano specs page (dji.com/nano/specs; the session redirected to the /de/ locale but returned the full manufacturer spec table; re-fetched 2026-07-10) confirmed verbatim: 1/1.3" CMOS sensor ("1/1,3″ CMOS"), 143° field of view (f/2.8), a 4K slow-motion mode at 120fps (Zeitlupe "4K: 4-fach (120fps)"; standard 4K video tops out at 60fps), RockSteady 3.0 electronic stabilization with HorizonBalancing, camera waterproof "bis zu 10 m Tiefe" (up to 10 m) without a housing, a 1.96" / 326 ppi touchscreen, and a 52 g camera weight. The Amazon US retailer listing (corroboration; title "DJI Osmo Nano Standard Combo (128GB)", Model Name "Osmo Nano", Model Number OW001 — exact model confirmed despite the legacy /Osmo-Action-2/ URL slug) independently confirms the 1/1.3" sensor, 4K/60fps, 143° wide FOV, 10m waterproof, and a 1.96" screen ("Screen Size 1.96 Inches"). CORRECTIONS on adversarial re-verification: (1) the display value's "(Multifunctional Vision Dock)" attribution was dropped — neither fetched source states the screen sits on the Vision Dock, only that a 1.96" touchscreen exists; (2) releaseDate and the "release" spec (2025-09) were NULLED — neither the DJI specs page nor the Amazon listing contains any release date; the September 2025 date originated solely from CineD, which is not among the re-fetched source/corroboration URLs and therefore cannot be verified here. No US price appears in either fetched page (the Amazon session geolocated to Germany and rendered only EUR figures), so priceUsd remains null. Seven of eight spec values survive verification.

Frequently asked questions

What do reviewers say about the DJI Osmo Nano?

Two whitelisted testers (TechRadar and Engadget) hands-on reviewed the exact DJI Osmo Nano, and both rate it highly (TechRadar recommends it; Engadget scores it 85/100). Both praise excellent daylight 4K video quality for the tiny sensor and body, 10-bit D-Log M for flexible post grading, the 52g modular wearable design with magnetic mounting, and aggressive pricing that undercuts the Insta360 Go Ultra while including generous built-in storage. Both flag real-world battery well below spec at 4K/60p, the less-intuitive interface, and the DJI Mimo editing app trailing Insta360's. Single-source concerns: Engadget noted stabilization degrading in low light and an overheating shutdown at 4K/50p+ (its unit shut off; TechRadar's ran hot but never did), while TechRadar flagged the splash-only IPX4 Vision Dock. Praised: Excellent daylight 4K video quality for a sensor and body this small; 10-bit D-Log M color for flexible grading in post; Tiny, light 52g modular wearable design with magnetic mounting; Aggressive price undercutting Insta360 Go Ultra, plus generous built-in storage. Flagged: Real-world battery well below spec at 4K/60p; Less intuitive interface / small ~2-inch screen than rivals; DJI Mimo editing app lags behind Insta360's; Stabilization degrades in low light (blur/pixelation at slower shutter speeds); Vision Dock only splashproof (IPX4), not waterproof; Overheating shutdown at high frame rates (4K/50p+). (From 2 tester reviews, 2 lab-tested.)

How much does the DJI Osmo Nano cost?

The DJI Osmo Nano has no published US price as of 2026-07-07.

What are the DJI Osmo Nano's key specs?

DJI Osmo Nano (DJI): max video 4K@120fps, sensor 1/1.3", stabilization RockSteady 3.0 / HorizonBalancing, waterproof m 10, display 1.96" touchscreen. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-07-07.

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