DJI Osmo Nano: tiny 4K action cam with smart dock, prices, specs

TL;DR:

DJI launched the Osmo Nano on September 23, 2025.
It records up to 4K/120 and uses a 1/1.3-inch sensor.
A Vision Dock adds a screen, control, and longer runtime.
Launch pricing starts near $309 USD in select regions.
Early reviews praise size and hands-free controls.

DJI announced the Osmo Nano, a palm-size wearable action camera, on September 23, 2025. DJI positions it as its smallest Osmo camera to date. A Vision Dock accessory ships with the camera in many bundles.

The product page lists a 1/1.3-inch sensor, 4K recording up to 60 frames per second, and a 143-degree field of view. DJI highlights magnetic mounting and quick capture. The Verge reports the camera can reach 4K at 120 frames per second in some modes, with HDR claims of 13.5 stops. It weighs about 52 grams and measures roughly 57 millimeters in length. Engadget’s first review notes 64 GB and 128 GB built-in storage tiers.

Key specs and features

Sensor: 1/1.3-inch, wide 143-degree FOV.
Video: up to 4K/60 from DJI’s page, with 4K/120 noted in early coverage.
Controls: head-gesture start and stop, plus tap and remote control via the dock.
Audio: direct pairing to two wireless mics, according to early hands-on reports.
Battery: 55 to 135 minutes depending on mode and dock use, per The Verge.
Durability: waterproof to 10 meters without a case, per The Verge.
Storage: integrated 64 GB or 128 GB, Engadget says 400 MB/s and 600 MB/s transfer speeds respectively.

Pricing and availability

The Verge lists launch pricing near $309 USD in Canada, £239 in the UK, and €279 in Europe for the 64 GB model. DJI’s newsroom confirms a global rollout, with the U.S. not listed for immediate availability.

Early impressions

Reviewers praise the tiny size and the hands-free capture style. The Vision Dock stands out. It adds a small screen, boosts battery life, and works as a wireless remote with live preview. The trade-offs are thermal limits at high frame rates and shorter battery life without the dock.

Quick compare checklist

Need	Osmo Nano fit
Light, wearable camera	Yes, 52 g body
Hands-free start	Yes, head gestures
Long takes at 4K/120	Limited by heat and battery
On-device storage	64 GB or 128 GB
Travel-ready kit	Vision Dock adds control and power

Why it matters

Creators want tiny cameras that still look good. Osmo Nano targets that gap with a larger sensor than many wearables, plus a dock that reduces fiddling on location.

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