DJI has officially launched the Osmo Nano, the company’s smallest and most modular action camera to date. The device went on sale globally on September 23, 2025, but U.S. buyers may face delays due to shifting market strategies and local restrictions.
The dji osmo nano price is now under the spotlight as buyers compare it with competitors like the Insta360 Go Ultra.
DJI Osmo Nano Price and Availability
The Osmo Nano Standard Combo (64GB) is priced at $419 CAD / £239 GBP, while the Expanded Combo (128GB) costs $459 CAD / £239 GBP. Sales began globally outside the U.S. on September 23, 2025, through Amazon, DJI’s official store, and Wex Photo (U.K.).
For now, U.S. customers may have to depend on third-party imports until DJI confirms domestic availability.
Key Features of the Osmo Nano
- Ultra-Light Design: Weighs only 52 grams.
- High-Resolution Imaging: 1/1.3-inch sensor, 35MP stills and 4K60 video.
- Slow-Motion Recording: Up to 120fps.
- Professional Color Profiles: 10-bit D-Log M.
- Low-Light Capture: New SuperNight mode.
- Stabilization: RockSteady 3.0 and HorizonBalancing.
- Waterproof: Depths up to 10 meters.
- Storage: Internal 42GB + expandable via Vision Dock.
The modular Vision Dock stands out as a charger, monitor, and control hub. With its 1.96-inch OLED display, it boosts battery life up to 200 minutes at 1080p24 and supports fast charging (80% in 20 minutes).
Market Impact
The Osmo Nano directly challenges the Insta360 Go Ultra, which boasts 50MP stills and a larger screen. DJI, however, offers slimmer portability, built-in storage, and modular flexibility.
Industry analysts believe the delay in the U.S. market may give Insta360 a temporary edge, but DJI’s strong pricing and creator-focused features will help it capture global buyers.
For vloggers, travelers, and creators, the DJI Osmo Nano strikes a balance between performance, portability, and price, making it one of the most accessible modular action cameras yet.
