DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White Now Available Worldwide

DJI says the Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White is now available worldwide, roughly three months after the dual-lens gimbal camera reached shelves in its standard black finish.

The Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White carries the same hardware as the model that launched earlier this year. The camera keeps its 1-inch CMOS sensor, 17 stops of dynamic range and the 10-bit D-Log 2 color profile, all inside a body that weighs about 230 grams.

The difference is the shell. DJI built the new edition from mica-infused pearlescent pigments under a multi-layer spray coating, which the company says produces soft, subtle luminous shifts across different lighting conditions and viewing angles.

What the Pocket 4P Pearl White changes

That effect is cosmetic, and DJI is not claiming otherwise. The pitch targets creators who want a camera that reads as a lifestyle accessory in travel and everyday shooting rather than as a piece of production gear.

DJI’s official asset pack for the edition shows the finish carrying into the accessories, with a matching white fill light, wrist strap, battery handle and carrying pouch photographed alongside the camera.

The dual-lens system carries over

The wide camera pairs a 20mm lens with an all-new 1-inch CMOS sensor and an f/2.0 aperture, and it records up to 4K at 240 frames per second using LOFIC technology.

DJI positions the 4P as a step above the single-lens Osmo Pocket 4, and the 17 stops of dynamic range are the headline number behind that claim. The sensor leans on LOFIC technology to hold detail that smaller sensors lose when a frame moves from a bright sky into shade.

DJI rates that sensor at 17 stops of dynamic range, a figure the company says is normally found only in high-end cinema cameras. The claim is that highlights and shadows survive brilliant sunsets, backlit portraits and other high-contrast scenes.

The 10-bit D-Log 2 profile captures more than one billion colors, which gives editors room to recover shadow and highlight detail during grading.

The second lens is a 60mm medium-telephoto with an f/1.8 aperture and an f/6.3-equivalent depth of field, offering 3x optical zoom and up to 12x in total. Between them the two lenses span a 20mm to 60mm optical range, which covers the wide establishing shot and the tighter portrait without a lens change.

DJI frames that lens as the portraiture option, with the shallow focus that separates a subject from its background. Gimbal stabilization covers the movement between the two focal lengths.

Creator features

Slow motion runs to 8x in 4K at 240 frames per second, keeping full optical detail through the sequence. Stills reach 37 megapixels and can be reframed in post.

The camera also records a 1.5-second 4K Live Photo clip alongside every photo, and ActiveTrack 8.0 follows people, vehicles, pets and other moving subjects through complex scenes.

On the workflow side, USB 3.1 supports transfer speeds up to 800MB per second. The battery runs for up to 210 minutes on a single charge and reaches 80 percent in 18 minutes.

Newly captured footage can transfer automatically to an iOS device after the camera powers off. DJI says that feature needs an iPhone 16 series model or later running iOS 26.4.1 or above, with the camera battery above 15 percent.

The camera also records 10-bit HDR video, which DJI says reveals the full visual richness of the footage on HDR-compatible displays.

Accessories and DJI Care Refresh

The edition works with the Osmo Pocket 4 Fill Light, ND and polarizing filters, wide-angle lens adapters, the battery handle and OsmoAudio microphones, all sold separately.

DJI Care Refresh is available for the Pocket 4P Pearl White. The one-year plan covers up to two replacements and the two-year plan covers up to four, and both include official warranty, international warranty service and free shipping.

The plan covers accidental damage, including natural wear, collisions and water damage, with replacements available for an additional charge.

Philippine pricing and availability

When DJI brought the Osmo Pocket 4P to the Philippines in June, it priced the Standard package at PhP37,790 and the Vlog Combo at PhP42,290, as Gadget Pilipinas reported at the time.

Gadget Pilipinas also published a full review of the camera in June, covering the dual-lens setup and the LOFIC sensor in practice.

The global announcement for the new colorway does not carry a separate Philippine price, and DJI has not said whether the white model will sit beside the black one on local shelves or replace it.

The full specifications are unchanged from the standard version, and the camera is listed on DJI’s official product page.

For buyers, the decision comes down to color rather than capability, since the Pocket 4P Pearl White shares its internals and its accessory ecosystem with the black model that has been on sale since the middle of the year.