DJI Osmo Action 4 Standard Combo, 4K/120fps Waterproof Action Camera with a 1/1.3-Inch Sensor, Stunning Low-Light Imaging,10-bit & D-Log M Color Performance, Long-Lasting 160 Mins, Outdoor Camera

In the world of adventure videography, the competition is fierce, especially among top contenders like the GoPro Hero 12 Black and the Insta360 Ace Pro. However, after extensive testing and comparison, the DJI Osmo Action 4 has emerged as my favorite, surpassing its rivals in key areas that matter most to me: video quality, thermal management, and overall value. When it comes to video quality, the Osmo Action 4 shines brightest. Its footage is crystal clear and rich in color and detail, outperforming the GoPro Hero 12 Black. Whether I'm capturing a sunrise over a mountain peak or the intricate patterns of a rushing river, the Osmo Action 4 delivers superior visual clarity that brings my adventures to life in a way that the GoPro can't match. Thermal performance is another area where the Osmo Action 4 excels. Unlike the GoPro Hero 12 Black, which has struggled with overheating during extended use in my experience, the Osmo Action 4 remains cool under pressure. This reliable thermal management ensures that I can keep recording without interruption, a critical factor when capturing once-in-a-lifetime moments. While the Insta360 Ace Pro is a formidable contender with its innovative features and impressive capabilities, its higher price point makes it less appealing than the DJI Osmo Action 4. For adventurers who, like me, demand top-notch performance without breaking the bank, the Osmo Action 4 presents a more balanced package of quality, durability, and affordability. The dual-screen design of the Osmo Action 4 is a feature that particularly stands out, offering convenience and flexibility that neither the GoPro nor the Insta360 Ace Pro can match. Being able to frame shots from any angle without additional equipment easily is a boon for solo adventurers. In conclusion, while the GoPro Hero 12 Black and the Insta360 Ace Pro have their strengths, the DJI Osmo Action 4 ultimately provides the best video quality, thermal performance, and value for money. It's a robust, reliable action camera that has become indispensable to my adventure gear, empowering me to capture and share my experiences with unparalleled clarity and ease. TL;DR: After comparing the DJI Osmo Action 4 with the GoPro Hero 12 Black and the Insta360 Ace Pro, the Osmo Action 4 is the superior choice for adventure videography. It offers unmatched video quality and thermal performance without the high price tag of the Ace Pro, making it the go-to camera for capturing high-quality, uninterrupted footage of all my explorations.

I absolutely love the DJI Osmo Action 4 Adventure Combo! The video quality is stunning with 4K/120fps, and the 1/1.3-inch sensor captures incredible detail even in low light. It’s waterproof, rugged, and perfect for outdoor adventures. Setup and operation are very user-friendly, making it great for beginners and pros alike. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable action camera!

I'll get right to it! I love the DJI Osmo Action 4 camera. Yes, there are newer versions of the Action camera, but this suits me just fine. I use the Action 4 camera for Vlogging on travel, outside and now as a webcam. When I bought the Action 4, I didn't realize that it is a webcam. That is such an added bonus as I record podcast and talking head videos. Like everyone else, I had to have the DJI Pocket 3 cam, but now that I have both, the Action 4 is my go to. While the Pocket 3 has superior image quality, the gimbal is often annoying to work with. With the Action 4 it is really just an aim and shoot thing. I will say that the "Low Light" video imaging is not great on the Action 4 and you will have to fix that in the editing process. Unlike the Pocket 3 which has a low light option and it captures amazing images in that setting. I think both cameras are great to have, but the Action 4 is considerably less expensive, more user friendly and has quality features and capabilities. If you are just starting out on your photography, podcasting, vlogging journey, I would highly recommend going with the Action 4 camera. There aren't enough differences with the ACTION 5 or 6 to make the upgrade worth it in my opinion. I have included some images using the Action 4 camera. The images are sharp, clear and vibrant. The short video was shot in low light and you can see the difference. Hope this helps. To all my #TravelBuddies out there, keep filming and keep going!

I make Fishing videos and was using a GoPro Hero 7 Black. I had overheating issues, battery issues and freezing issues. I had been researching new GoPros and was disappointed when I heard they still had overheating problems. I've seen DJI Action cameras before so I decided to research. I watched many videos. My conclusion: the DJI doesn't overheat, the batteries last WAY longer AND the magnetic mount is AMAZING. Taking the Action 4 off my neck mount to put on my tripod is a breeze with the magnet and clamps. Such an amazing innovation. I've recorded a total of 6 hours of 4K 60 Ultra Wide and have had 0 issues. The camera has yet to even get hot even after recording for 2 hours straight. I'm impressed. The build quality is good, I like the protective case it comes with and the fact that you can access the USB-C port with the case on. The size of the camera is comparable to GoPro. They're small-ish action cameras. After tax I spent $225 and couldn't be happier. The quality of camera you get for the money you spend is incredible. I'm definitely team DJI now. GoPro lost me when they decided to not fix their issues.. picture and video quality are fantastic on this camera, value for money is amazing. Great camera. Definitely a happy fishing content creator here 👋🏻

This camera has great quality and great footage. It doesn’t come with an SD card so be prepared to get one. I use this for four wheeling and the footage was clean and I was very easy to use. It held up very well with the mud and bumps. The camera itself it’s relatively light weight so if you want to wear it on you, you can barely tell that it’s there. Connects right to your phone where you can watch the footage or you can take out the sd card and watch it on a laptop. I will say watching it on your phone makes the video not as clear whereas on a laptop it is clear and easy to see. If you’re thinking about it definitely get it. It does not disappoint and the price is definitely far for the quality and functionality.

Acheté parce que j'en avais assez de Go-pro et que je voulais voir un peu la "concurrence". Je ne suis pas déçu!! Après avoir téléchargé l'application (nécessaire pour "déclarer" la caméra) aussi bien sur mon galaxy S20 et mon Ipad, l'appairage est rapide. Il faut bien sur utiliser le Bluetooth et, si vous êtes chez vous, le Wifi (pour faire des lives par exemple!) Sinon, avec le smartphone, toujours en cas de live, mettez votre smartphone en "partage de connexion", ce qui vous donnera un "hotspot", avec le mot de passe (réseau) et ainsi, vous pourrez faire des lives. Oui, j'oubliais, l'application Dji MIMO permet de relier vos comptes Facebook et Youtube et Twitch (je crois) directement, afin de pouvoir diffuser en direct. Sympa! Bref, super qualité d'image vidéo, stabilisateur vraiment incroyable, rendu des couleurs et des ombres super (ayant un drone Dji Spark) la qualité est là! Se connecte rapidement, les compartiments batterie et cable s'ouvre "facilement" (contrairement à... gopro) et on apprécie l'écran frontal, qui permet de se cadrer comme il faut. On peut tout gérer avec l'application depuis le smartphone (ou la tablette) donc, rien à redire. J'ai testé sur une voiture télécommandée (voir photo) et le stabilisateur fait merveille. Pareil sur une perche selfie, le résultat est exactement ce que je voulais. Ayant déjà des accessoires variés pour ce type de caméra (fixations diverses, corps et véhicules), il me reste tout un tas de tests à faire, mais je ne regrette pas cet achat! Cette caméra est au top avec un excellent rapport qualité/prix! J'aime beaucoup cette marque..

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Como usuario de un dron DJI no me ha sorprendido la gran calidad del vídeo, lo que es cierto en cualquier resolución (1080, 2,7K o 4K). La óptica aguanta bien el flare. Impresionante que haya un perfil de color de 10 bits, y un ajuste de reducción de ruido y de nitidez que graba en un perfil relativamente plano para editar mejor en post, si es lo buscado. Lo que me ha sorprendido también, pero no positivamente, es el gran tamaño de los archivos. Para que os hagáis una idea: salida de 70 min. grabando en 1080 y 60 fps: 27 GB. Salida de 39 min. grabando a 2,7K y 25 fps: 14 GB. Salida de 46 min. grabando en 4K y 24 fps: 29,5 GB. No hay mayor problema, excepto que en una micro-SD de 128 GB caben pocas excursiones. Si es el precio a pagar por la calidad del vídeo, bienvenido sea. La estabilización del metraje es sencillamente impresionante: no pestañea ni en descensos en bici a 40 km/h por caminos medio-rotos (cámara en el manillar). La autonomía es superior a cualquier cámara de acción que haya tenido anteriormente. El anclaje por imán / pestañas es rápido y fiable. He podido navegar por los menús y configurarlos sin mirar una sola vez el manual. El sistema operativo es muy intuitivo, y gracias a las dos pantallas táctiles, muy práctico de usar. Suelo empezar la grabación, terminarla, y apagar la cámara por comandos de voz, aunque sólo entiende inglés (start recording, stop recordig, shut down). Comodísimo. No la he probado en fotos. En resumen, estoy bastante impresionado. Son sólo tres salidas las que he hecho, pero ni un problema, ni una sola incomodidad o limitación. Se ve un producto "redondo", de calidad. No llego a imaginar de qué forma se podría mejorar esta cámara. No la puedo comparar con la Gopro 12 ya que no la he probado, pero estoy seguro de que quien compre esta Osmo 4 no se va a sentir decepcionado. Lo único que he echado en falta es un protector de lente. Por aquí se lo encuentra por unos 8 € (no de la marca). REVISIÓN AL CABO DE UN AÑO: Dejo intacto el comentario anterior. Se sobrecalienta fácilemente y deja de grabar, aunque no se pierde lo grabado hasta el fallo. Entre los 20 y los 40 minutos, en verano, en un trayecto de ascenso a baja velocidad por una colimna, aparece el fatídico 'Device overheathed. Recording stopped'. Y eso sucede a temperaturas entre 25 y 27 grados Celsius. Ese aspecto es frustrante y decepcionante. No sé si se ha resuelto en la Osmo 5. La configuración empleada es: 2.7F/4:3 25 fps. EIS: RockSteady (no +). MicroSD SanDisk Extreme PRO U3 V30. Firmware actualizado: 01.06.04.10. Me pasa algo parecido con el dron Mini 3 (sólo al hacer actualizaciones en interior). Debe hacer bastante frío en China...

Great action cam! Amazed by the quality of the recordings, the possible settings and the supporting iOS software to sync, edit and manage and publish photos, videos and streams. Glad I did not go for cheap “GoPro rip-offs”, but for this DJI Osmo Action 4 with competing top quality at a good price point. Plenty of mounting and lighting accessories to do any type of interior and outdoor recording. Great alternative to use in harsher context next to a more vulnerable and expensive iPhone 16Pro. Used it extensively in sub-tropical, wet and underwater conditions (28M depth, together with underwater housing). Eyeballing the 6, now that it came out, but the differences in specs and pricing are not convincing me (yet) to sell this one and purchase that one.

everything excellent!