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DJI's "brilliant first 360-camera" only launched a little over a year ago. DJI is already teasing the second generation

The DJI Osmo 360 II is coming on September 03, official teasers hint, despite the original only being about a year old

DJI's "brilliant first 360-camera" only launched a little over a year ago. DJI is already teasing the second generation

DJI is set to unveil its second generation 360-degree camera on September 3, according to official teasers. The teaser, shared on August 25, features the tagline "All Angles. All Epic" and the hashtag "#DJIOSMO360II." The hashtags confirm the announcement of the upcoming device: the DJI Osmo 360 II. While the teaser isn't entirely unexpected, as DJI had previously hinted at the next generation 360 camera earlier this summer in China, the new tease suggests the announcement will occur outside of China on September 3.

The original Osmo 360 launched on July 31, 2025, and was DJI's first foray into the 360 camera market. The 360 camera's predecessor received praise for being a "brilliant first 360-degree camera, a new 'one to beat.'" DJI's latest teaser showcases the camera's sensor and lens, hinting at the device's capabilities without revealing much about its features.

The original Osmo 360's size, featuring an unusually large pair of one-inch square sensors, contributed to its high reputation. As such, the second generation Osmo 360 II will face the challenge of meeting or exceeding the original's standards. With barely a year having passed since the first generation's release, fans of DJI's immersive cameras have little time to wait for the September 3 launch at 7 AM EDT / Noon BST.

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