Huawei’s DJI Osmo Pocket 4 collaboration connects the camera to Huawei’s gallery, HiShare and cloud services, with a deep-sea-blue edition.
The HUAWEI × DJI Osmo Pocket 4 joins Huawei’s October 1 China lineup with a one-inch sensor, a three-axis mechanical gimbal, a rotating two-inch screen and 107GB of built-in storage.
Price: RMB 2,999 (about US$447) for the standard kit in classic black. Where to buy: HUAWEI × DJI Osmo Pocket 4 at Huawei VMall. China listing; verify color and kit. Do not assume this price includes the blue all-in-one bundle or microphone.
Approximate USD equivalents use the ECB’s September 30, 2026 reference rates.
Gallery transfer and HiShare
Paired through DJI Mimo, the camera will transfer photos after capture and videos when closed, synchronizing 4K footage to a compatible Huawei phone’s gallery.
Automatic gallery transfer is due to roll out in mid-October 2026 through updates for compatible Huawei phones and tablets, DJI Mimo and the camera.
HiShare supports compatible HarmonyOS 6.1-and-later devices. Automatic cloud uploading uses the owner’s Huawei Cloud storage and requires the camera to be off and charging, connected to Wi-Fi, and above 20% battery.
One-inch sensor and 4K slow motion
The Pocket 4 pairs a one-inch CMOS sensor with an f/2.0 lens and a three-axis mechanical gimbal. Rotating the two-inch screen starts shooting. The body weighs approximately 190.5g.
The camera records 4K slow motion at 240fps. Normal video supports 10-bit D-Log, with Huawei claiming up to 14 stops of dynamic range in normal and D-Log color modes.
Huawei’s two-times “lossless” zoom is unavailable in low-light video, slow motion and time-lapse modes. Tracking also excludes panorama and selected time-lapse and gimbal configurations.
The specification page lists a 144.2 by 44.4 by 33.5mm body, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and a 1,545mAh battery. The two-inch screen is 556 by 314 pixels with a listed brightness of 1,000 nits. The built-in storage gives you a card-free starting point, and Huawei’s store also confirms a microSD slot for expansion.
Wired transfer and kit contents
DJI rates wired transfer from the built-in storage at up to 800MB/s with the supplied USB-C PD cable or another USB 3.1-compatible cable.
Huawei’s advertised all-in-one kit includes the camera, microphone, gimbal clamp, a handle with a quarter-inch thread, wrist strap, carrying bag and USB-C cable, among its listed contents. Huawei also describes using the Pocket 4 as a camera source during a livestream on a compatible Huawei phone, with the option to switch views. Microphones from the all-in-one kit can connect directly to a compatible phone, with up to two supported at once.
The China standard kit in classic black starts at RMB 2,999 (about US$447). Deep-sea blue and classic black are offered in separate standard and all-in-one packages.
Price: RMB 2,999 (about US$447) for the standard kit in classic black. Where to buy: HUAWEI × DJI Osmo Pocket 4 at Huawei VMall. China listing; verify color and kit. Do not assume this price includes the blue all-in-one bundle or microphone.
