DJI Osmo 360 II Arrives in the Philippines
The DJI Osmo 360 II officially arrives in the Philippines on September 2, and DJI is positioning it as the industry’s first 360 camera with native 8K/60fps recording. It lands in three combos: the Standard Combo at PhP32,490, the Limitless Riding Combo at PhP34,490, and the Adventure Combo at PhP39,490.
Flagship image quality
The Osmo 360 II is built around a 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensor with an f/1.9 aperture, now paired with 14.5 stops of dynamic range, up from 13.5 stops on the first generation. That means cleaner skies and better shadow detail in backlit scenes. AI SuperNight 2.0 handles low-light capture, photos get an HDR boost to 120MP HDR 360, and AI high-precision smart stitching reduces visible seams around close subjects.
Creative modes
Slow motion is the headline creative feature: the camera shoots 4K/120 slow motion, and DJI Studio can push clips up to 8K/480. There is also a 16K 360 timelapse mode, double the resolution of the first generation, and 8K/120 vortex shots for spatial transitions. Video supports 10-bit D-Log M color for grading.
Build and ecosystem
The exposed lens has always been the biggest worry for 360 camera owners, so the Osmo 360 II now uses a user-replaceable lens with a second-generation ultra-hard optical coating. The camera keeps its 183g body with 10m waterproofing, and the 105GB of built-in storage means recording works without a memory card. It shares batteries with the Osmo Action series, now at 2,150mAh, and adds NFC quick connection plus Wi-Fi 6 for faster transfers.
For creators, Spotlight Follow keeps a selected subject centered in reframed video, Dual Recording captures front and scene views from one take, and the Mimo app’s 360° Editing 2.0 speeds up 4K reframed exports. Riders can overlay Garmin, Wahoo, and FIT telemetry, and the camera connects to SENA and Cardo headsets, plus DJI Mic 2, Mic 3, and Mic Mini for audio.
At PhP32,490 for the Standard Combo, the Osmo 360 II undercuts the Insta360 X6, which sells for more than PhP46,000, while offering a higher native resolution. For our full thoughts on the camera, including its slow-motion performance and battery life, read our DJI Osmo 360 II review.
Giancarlo Viterbo is a Filipino Technology Journalist, blogger and Editor of gadgetpilipinas.net, He is also a Geek, Dad and a Husband. He knows a lot about washing the dishes, doing some errands and following instructions from his boss on his day job. Follow him on twitter: @gianviterbo and @gadgetpilipinas.
Giancarlo Viterbo
Giancarlo Viterbo is a Filipino Technology Journalist, blogger and Editor of gadgetpilipinas.net, He is also a Geek, Dad and a Husband. He knows a lot about washing the dishes, doing some errands and following instructions from his boss on his day job. Follow him on twitter: @gianviterbo and @gadgetpilipinas.
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