DJI is heading to IFA 2026 in Berlin with much more than drones in tow. The company has announced that visitors to its booth from September 4-8 will get the first European look at three newly launched products, led by the Osmo 360 II, alongside hands-on demos of nearly every major product across its camera, drone, enterprise, agriculture, and power lineup.
The biggest attraction is expected to be the Osmo 360 II, DJI’s flagship 360-degree camera that recently debuted with the ability to record 8K video at up to 60 frames per second. Built on more than a decade of DJI’s handheld camera experience, the action camera is designed to compete with the growing crop of premium 360 cameras while delivering high-resolution immersive footage for creators.
DJI says the other two European debuts at IFA will focus on smart home cleaning and portable energy solutions, signaling the company’s continued push beyond cameras and drones into broader consumer technology.
The showcase will also feature two of DJI’s latest creator-focused products: the Osmo Pocket 4P and Mic Mini 2S.
The Osmo Pocket 4P builds on DJI’s pocket-sized gimbal camera lineup with a new dual-lens design. It pairs a 1-inch CMOS wide-angle camera capable of capturing up to 4K/240fps slow-motion video with a 60mm medium-telephoto lens for portraits. Other headline features include 17 stops of dynamic range, a new 10-bit D-Log 2 color profile, ActiveTrack 8.0, mechanical three-axis stabilization, and up to 12x zoom in a body weighing just 230 grams.
Meanwhile, the Mic Mini 2S targets content creators looking for professional-quality audio in a compact package. The wireless microphone system offers 28 hours of onboard recording, 32-bit float audio, AI-powered noise cancellation, support for up to four transmitters, and direct integration with DJI’s Osmo cameras through OsmoAudio.
Beyond the latest launches, DJI’s booth will feature its expansive ecosystem, including popular drones like the Mavic 4 Pro, Air 3S, Mini 5 Pro, Neo 2, Flip, Avata 360, and Inspire 3. Visitors can also explore DJI’s handheld imaging products, portable power stations, balcony solar system, enterprise drones, and agricultural aircraft.
For attendees looking to sharpen their skills, DJI will host four free workshops over the weekend covering both drone photography and handheld filmmaking, giving visitors the opportunity to learn directly from experienced creators and DJI experts.
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