Osmo Pocket 3 Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a small handheld camera with a built-in gimbal and a one-inch sensor, made for vlogging and travel video. DJI sells it on its own and in several combos that add accessories, so the price you pay depends on which version you choose.

The figures below come from DJI's US online store. Every option on the page showed as out of stock when it was checked, which means the prices are list prices rather than a promise that you can buy at that number today. Stock at DJI and at other sellers changes, so look at the live page before planning a purchase.

The standalone Osmo Pocket 3 is the cheapest way in, listed at $439. The Creator Combo costs $549 and is the version DJI labels a bestseller on its store page. Combos add accessories to the camera, so read the contents list on the product page to see which items you would actually use.

If you only want to try the camera, the standalone version avoids paying for accessories you may never open. If you already know you need extra mounting or carrying gear, the combo can be simpler than buying pieces one at a time. Compare the combo price against the standalone price plus whatever you would otherwise buy.

DJI also sells Vlog Combos that bundle the camera with a wireless microphone transmitter. The price depends on which microphone is in the box:

• Vlog Combo with the DJI Mic Mini Transmitter: $472
• Vlog Combo with the DJI Mic 3 Transmitter: $523
• Vlog Combo with the DJI Mic 2: $638

The store lists the Mic Mini combo in black and in white at the same price. These combos suit people who record speech and want cleaner audio than the camera's built-in microphones provide. If you already own a wireless microphone, you may prefer a bundle without one.

• Which bundle you pick. The accessories in the box account for most of the gap between versions.
• The seller. DJI's own store, large retailers, and marketplace sellers can all list different prices.
• Stock. When the official store is out of stock, third-party sellers may charge more or less than DJI's list price.
• Promotions. Retailers occasionally discount the camera for a limited time, and those prices do not reflect the normal list price.
• Condition. New, open box, refurbished, and used units are priced differently and carry different warranties.

Check that the seller is DJI or an authorized retailer, and that the listing is for a US unit with a US warranty. Read what is included, because the same camera name can cover bundles with different contents. If the DJI store shows an item as out of stock, you can usually ask the store to notify you when it returns, or compare other authorized retailers.

Remember to budget for a memory card, and for spare batteries if you shoot for long periods. Those are not part of the camera price.