DJI's Osmo 360 II fixes its predecessor's flaws, and remains much more affordable than Insta360
A year after its debut 360 camera, DJI's follow-up fixes that model's lens and waterproofing issues, adds native 8K/60fps video, and keeps pricing well below that of the rival Insta360 X6.
DJI has released the Osmo 360 II, a 360-degree camera that improves upon its predecessor, the Osmo 360. Despite its similar design, the Osmo 360 II introduces two significant upgrades: a tougher and user-replaceable optical coating for the lenses and enhanced underwater capabilities. While the waterproof rating remains at 10 meters, DJI now encourages the use of the camera underwater, unlike its previous stance with the original Osmo 360.
The camera boasts native 8K video at 60fps, an improvement over other 360 cameras on the market. Additionally, the Osmo 360 II offers enhanced dynamic range, slow motion capabilities, timelapse resolution, and SuperNight low-light performance. Despite these improvements, the camera maintains a similar price point to its predecessor, making it a more affordable option compared to the Insta360 X6.
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