Leaked Specifications Reveal Dual-Camera System for Upcoming DJI Pocket 4 Pro

Recent disclosures from foreign technology media indicate that SZ DJI Technology is preparing to launch a major upgrade to its handheld gimbal camera line, introducing a dual-lens system and enhanced high-frame-rate video capabilities.

According to The New Camera (TNC)’s report published in March 2026, the upcoming device, purportedly named the Pocket 4 Pro, will feature significant hardware alterations compared to its predecessor.

The leaked specifications reveal a vertically aligned dual-camera module consisting of a top telephoto lens and a bottom ultra-wide-angle lens, both utilizing 50-megapixel CMOS sensors. This new configuration is expected to deliver 2x to 4x lossless optical zoom. In addition, the device reportedly supports advanced video recording formats, including 4K resolution at 240 frames per second (fps) and 6K at 60fps, paired with a 10-bit Dlog-M color profile for professional post-production.

To support the upgraded hardware, the battery capacity has been increased to 1,545 mAh. The camera weighs approximately 200 grams and incorporates a new modular design for magnetic peripherals, such as fill lights and external control handles. As of now, the company has not issued an official response regarding the leaked specifications or confirmed a specific release timeline.

The product is widely anticipated to be officially unveiled later in the spring of 2026. Industry observers suggest that the advanced dual-camera module introduced in this handheld device might eventually be integrated into the company's future lightweight consumer drones, potentially influencing the broader competitive landscape for portable vlogging and aerial photography equipment.