DJI Osmo 360 II: Leak Reveals 8K Upgrade with 60 fps and a Larger Battery

Philipp Briel
Philipp Briel · 3 min. read
DJI Osmo 360

The DJI Osmo 360 II appears to be on the verge of launch: A leak shows DJI’s upcoming 360-degree camera with 8K recording at 60 fps, a battery that’s about 10 percent larger, and a slightly redesigned body. DJI has not yet confirmed the successor, but the leaked images and videos speak for themselves.

DJI Osmo 360 II: What the Leak Reveals

The source is the well-known leaker Igor Bogdanov, who posted images and video clips of the Osmo 360 II on X (formerly Twitter). At first glance, the second generation appears nearly identical to the current model. But DJI has made some refinements in the details: The body has been redesigned and an additional switch has been added to the left side. The hardware buttons no longer feature the silver accents of its predecessor, and the brand logos are much more prominent.

Even more exciting than the design is what’s under the hood. The leaked video footage suggests that the Osmo 360 II records 8K video at 60 fps. The first Osmo 360 is limited to 50 fps at 8K. More frames per second mean smoother motion and more flexibility for slow-motion shots in 360-degree footage. However, the 8K60 mode hasn’t been officially confirmed yet.

Larger Battery and Possible NFC Functionality

Earlier leaks suggest a battery that’s about 10 percent larger. Instead of the current model’s 1,950 mAh, that would be around 2,150 mAh. Whether this actually translates to longer battery life depends on how much extra power the more powerful camera consumes. Other reports mention NFC for faster pairing via tap, as well as interchangeable lens covers. The sensor and lenses, on the other hand, are expected to remain unchanged from the predecessor.

Osmo 360 vs. Osmo 360 II: A Comparison of the Specs

Feature DJI Osmo 360 DJI Osmo 360 II (Leak)
Sensor 1/1.1-inch CMOS 1/1.1-inch CMOS (unchanged)
Max. video resolution 8K at 50 fps 8K at 60 fps*
Battery 1,950 mAh approx. 2,150 mAh (about +10%)*
Internal storage 128 GB TBD
Weight approx. 180 g Not yet known
Extras Waterproof up to 10 m, 120-MP photos NFC, interchangeable lens caps*
* Unconfirmed leak information, as of July 2026.

Context: Why a successor now?

The first Osmo 360 was released on July 31, 2025, and is celebrating its first anniversary almost to the day. A model refresh after about a year would fit DJI’s rapid product cycle. Added to that is pressure from the competition: concrete specifications for Insta360’s next 360-degree camera are already circulating. You can find details on this in our article about the Insta360 X6 leak. Our review of the DJI Osmo Action 6 also shows just how strong DJI’s position in the action cam segment has become.

The leak does not mention a price or release date. The current Osmo 360 is available starting at around 470 euros (view on Amazon), which should provide a rough guide for the successor.

Conclusion on the DJI Osmo 360 II

The leak paints a picture of a solid refinement rather than a revolution: The DJI Osmo 360 II uses the same sensor but improves upon frame rate and battery life and includes practical extras like NFC and interchangeable lens covers. Until DJI officially confirms anything, all of this is considered a rumor. However, given the approaching anniversary of the first Osmo 360, an announcement likely isn’t far off.