DJI Osmo 360 Review (2025): DJI’s First 360° Camera Is Finally Here

DJI Osmo 360 Review (2025): DJI’s First 360° Camera Is Finally Here

DJI Osmo 360 Review: DJI’s First 360° Camera Finally Lands in the U.S. 🎥🌍

It’s official — DJI has finally stepped into the 360° world, and this time, everyone can join the ride. After months of leaks, speculation, and limited regional releases, the DJI Osmo 360 is now available on Amazon U.S. — and it’s already turning heads.

For creators like me who’ve spent years juggling action cams and 360° setups, this one feels different. DJI didn’t just make a 360 camera; they built a precision tool for storytellers — complete with dual 1-inch HDR sensors, 8K resolution, and RockSteady 360 stabilization.

When I first unboxed it, it was hard not to grin. You can tell when a camera means business. The metal frame feels premium, the lenses catch light beautifully, and that small “Osmo 360” engraving hints that DJI knows exactly what it’s doing.

🎥 Experience & Emotion – My First Ride with the Osmo 360

The first thing that struck me was the balance. Light enough to mount anywhere (about 183 grams) but solid enough to feel pro-grade in the hand. The moment I hit record, the screen came alive with a clarity that felt almost too real — the dual 1-inch sensors pulling in detail and color like a mirrorless camera wearing an action-cam suit.

I took it out for a morning bike ride around the Winnipeg waterfront — my usual creator test loop. The RockSteady 360 stabilization, adapted from DJI’s drone systems, worked flawlessly. Every curve and vibration turned into cinematic flow. Even while leaning into turns, the horizon held level.

That’s when it hit me — this wasn’t a novelty 360 cam. It was DJI doing what DJI does best: engineering calm into chaos.

I stopped halfway through the ride, framed a 120 MP photo of the skyline, and was blown away by the sharpness. The reflections off the river looked painterly, yet true. Didn’t expect that kind of dynamic range from such a compact body.

It felt like the moment Insta360 met DJI drone DNA — a fusion of stability, depth, and design that just works.

⚙️ Insight & Usability – What Creators Actually Get

Here’s what you’re getting straight out of the box:

• 8K 360° video (50 fps) – ultra-crisp, fully reframable footage that holds up in post.

• Dual 1-inch HDR sensors – serious low-light and color depth; this is the big leap.

• RockSteady 360 stabilization – based on DJI’s drone-grade algorithms.

• 120 MP 360° photos – perfect for immersive still storytelling.

• 10-bit D-Log M color – flexible grading for editors using Filmora 14 or DaVinci Resolve.

• Rugged IP68 body – ready for snow, trails, or underwater footage.

• Battery life: about 100 minutes of 8K recording at 30 fps.

It’s also surprisingly light, making it easy to strap to helmets, selfie poles, or gimbals. The menu system feels like a cross between the Action 5 Pro and the Mavic 3 drone interface — clean, intuitive, and fast to navigate.

🇺🇸 Availability – Now on Amazon U.S.

That was the big question for months — and the answer’s finally good news.

As of November 2025, the DJI Osmo 360 is officially listed and fulfilled through Amazon U.S., with full pricing and support.

• 🛒 Standard Combo – $549.99 USD

• 🎒 Creator Combo – $699.99 USD

• 🔧 Adventure Combo – $819.99 USD (Extra Battery + Grip + Case)

Early buyers report standard DJI U.S. warranty coverage, which means American creators no longer have to import from Canada or Asia. Stock levels fluctuate, but seeing “Ships from and sold by Amazon” next to a DJI 360 camera feels like history in the making.

For Canadian creators, nothing changes — it’s still available through Best Buy Canada, DJI Store, and Amazon CA. But now the playing field is even.

⚔️ DJI Osmo 360 vs Insta360 X5

Feature	DJI Osmo 360	Insta360 X5
Max Resolution	8K 360° @ 50 fps	8K 360° @ 30 fps
Sensors	Dual 1-inch HDR	Dual ½-inch
Stabilization	RockSteady 360	FlowState + Horizon Lock
Photos	120 MP	72 MP
Color Depth	10-bit D-Log M	10-bit LOG
Audio	DJI Mic 2 support (built-ins still weak)	Mic Air integration
Weight	183 g	203 g
Price (USD)	$549–$819	$699

The Osmo 360 wins on sensor size, stabilization, and overall image quality. Insta360 still leads on audio ecosystem and mobile editing polish, but the gap just got a lot smaller.

If you already shoot with DJI drones or Action cams, this camera slots perfectly into that workflow. One battery type, one app, one aesthetic.

DJI Osmo 360 Review (2025): DJI’s First 360° Camera Is Finally Here

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🌄 Final Thoughts

🌅 Emotion:Filming with the Osmo 360 felt like watching DJI return to what made them legendary — bold engineering that inspires creativity. Every spin, every frame, carried that signature smoothness I’ve only felt in drone footage. It didn’t just capture where I went — it captured how it felt to move.

💡 Insight:DJI isn’t just entering the 360 market — they’re elevating it. The dual 1-inch sensors change the game for dynamic range and low-light detail, and pairing that with RockSteady 360 means we’re getting aerial-grade stability from the ground. It’s DJI’s quiet reminder that when they step into a category, they rarely miss.

💭 Reflection:For me, this camera represents freedom. No more imports, no more waiting for firmware support — just grab it, mount it, and shoot. If Insta360 pushed 360 filmmaking forward, DJI just anchored it in pro-grade reliability. The Osmo 360 doesn’t just join the competition — it feels like the new benchmark.

🔥 Takeaway: The DJI Osmo 360 is finally here for everyone — Canada, the U.S., and beyond. If you’ve been holding off, this is the moment. With 8K clarity, one-inch power, and DJI’s flight-born stability, it’s the 360 camera built for creators who live in motion.

That’s Pete. That’s Gear4Greatness. 🌄🎬💭

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