Customer Ratings & Reviews

I used the Action 4 on my most recent cruise. Great product had no problems except for shooting at night was only okay in dark areas. Honestly brought my gopro also but never used since the action 4 did was so good....

Dope camera, works great at burning man. recommend getting one

I absolutely love the DJI Action 4. It’s amazing for vlogging and action. You will not be disappointed.

I like it a good value for your money nice action camera

The best action camera out there!!! Went from GoPro to this one!!! Not even going back.

This is a very good gadget. I just don’t use it enough. But I love taking it on trips!

DJI is all on point and nailed it with the newest Action camera version! It's a great compact multipurpose camera

So far great product do not come with sd card I do reccomend

Love it’s low light capability … I use this more than my GoPro hero 12

Do not go with go pro way better then them and also easier set up process

Good camera unfortunately got water damage after a day at the beach… I recommend getting the waterproof case for any water activity

Very accessible is also its new eh innovative magnetic grip that makes it easy to move.

This was a birthday present for my daughter. Good Price & she loves it!

DJI continues to prove it’s a high quality brand for on-the-go media equipment. This Osmo Action 4 4K action camera adventure bundle offers many convenience factors like quick magnetic mounts, voice commands, quick record button, custom settings, and much more. The camera itself offers awesome video quality with many resolution and frame rate settings to choose from alongside slow-mo and time lapse options. I highly recommend the adventure bundle for all of its extra accessories. IMAGE QUALITY The Action 4 camera offers stunning images and videos. I tested this out in a lot of the focal lengths for both video and photo. I don’t usually go for slow-mo video, but since this camera has 4K/120FPS & 1080P/240FPS, I had to see what it was like to film my dog running around. It was great! I’m going to use slow-mo more often to film my dog. I also took some pictures in low lighting and from what I can see, the images are sharp (given that I was very still). The high quality low-light photos are due to the image sensor that comes in at 1/1.3” - impressive for such a tiny camera! STORAGE CAPACITY As with any higher quality settings, it’s going to take up more room on the card. The display does a great job of letting you know how much storage is left on each setting. For reference, I am using a 128GB card and have about 116GB free, so with that in mind, here are some examples of what I’m getting for remaining storage on Video mode. 4K 48-120FPS: 1h 59m 4K 24-30FPS: 2h 31m 2.7K 48-60FPS: 2h 31m 2.7K 24-30FPS: 3h 28m 1080P 200-240FPS: 2h 19m 1080P 48-60FPS: 3h 5m 1080P 24-30FPS: 4h 38m FIELD OF VIEW & IMAGE STABILIZATION I use both horizontal and vertical filming to accommodate multiple video platforms and with the magnetic mount accessories, it’s very simple to switch between both filming orientations (more on accessories below). I find that for vlogging I’m partial to the Standard (Dewarp) focal length which is equivalent to 14mm on photo and 15mm on video. If I’m in a scenario with a bit more action, I will use the wide or ultra wide field of view and use any combo of RockSteady, RockSteady+, or HorizonSteady. RockSteady+ digitally zooms in to account for movement in the image. In most cases, I’m going to use at least RockSteady, because without any kind of stabilization, moving scenarios simply need the stabilization. If I’m just going to set up the camera and walk away like for a timelapse, then I’d feel comfortable turning off stabilization to get the full field of view. Speaking of the in-camera stabilization features, the HorizonSteady feature is very cool. I am able to run around with my dog while filming and the horizon line will stay, as named, steady. I can see this feature being super useful for people who are going on extreme adventures (surfing, cycling) but it really is useful even for someone like me who walks around a lot at events and theme parks. ACCESSORIES I am very impressed with the accessories that this bundle comes with. Not only does it come with 3 batteries, but it has a neat little charging case for the batteries! It’s so convenient to have a dedicated charger for the batteries as well as a good place to store them on-the-go. Let’s talk about these great magnetic mounts. With my old action cam, I had to spend time screwing or unscrewing the base from the mount to remove the camera from the housing, but the Action 4 comes with magnetic “click-on” mounts that are so easy to use! Just make sure that it really clicks down. No more messing around with the screw piece unless you want to change the mount piece all together. Now I can simply unclip from the mount mount and flip the camera to the vertical position and it just clips right into the side mount. So simple and pretty much hassle free. The extendable handle reaches almost 5ft tall. I’m a little bummed that it doesn’t turn into a tripod, but it does have a threaded mount at the bottom which is useful. BATTERY LIFE The battery life seems to be okay. I’ve gone from 100% to 59% in 3 hours of intermittent use. The battery case fits neatly in my camera bag so I’m not worried about running out of juice at an event. I did read that this product works well in cold temperatures, which is great for those that need it, but I’m in Texas where summer feels never ending. I am worried about my devices overheating, but that’s not unique to this DJI action cam - I have to look out for any of my camera devices. TWO DISPLAYS I always appreciate a camera display that tells me how much storage and battery I have remaining so I’m pleased that this DJI action cam has that info in the top corners of both front and rear displays. I really like that the front display is touchscreen. I like having the “selfie” camera so I can easily switch it up while vlogging and not lose track of the viewfinder, but if that’s not for you, just turn it off in the settings. I bet it saves some battery if the front display is off, but I use it too much to turn it off. SETUP & SETTINGS The one thing that took a little time to set up (maybe 20 minutes?) is the app download and firmware update. The camera sounds/beeps are pretty loud by default so I went into the device settings to mute everything. I noticed that the sounds defaulted back to “high” when I updated the firmware. Not sure what other settings would get reset when updating firmware, but that’s something to keep in mind. I suggest doing all the app work/ firmware updates before messing with the settings too much. There are certain unique settings like SnapShot, Voice Control, and Custom Settings. Custom settings are so convenient to set up and I love that I can add any of these to the quick select button on the side of the camera. Set up to 5 custom settings with any combination of video resolution and frame rate as well as photo mode. SnapShot allows you to push the record button from the off position to quickly start recording. The only thing to keep in mind with this setting is that the camera will turn off once you stop recording. Voice Control is hit and miss. There are specific voice commands like Start Recording, Stop Recording, Take Photo, and Shut Down. It picked up my voice like 70% of the time. It’s super convenient to be able to say “take photo” while holding the camera out on the extended rod, but it doesn’t work unless I’m loud. It also doesn’t work if you say “Take A Photo”, you have to say “Take Photo” for it to work. DJI MIMO APP I’m on Android, so I had to download the DJI Mimo app from their website since it’s not available in the Play Store. The app is able to live preview what your camera is capturing so it can be super useful if you want to use it as a remote or monitor. I was also able to download photos and videos from the DJI action cam directly to my phone. Unfortunately you can’t really bypass the app setup as the action camera itself will only let you skip that step 5 times. OVERALL The DJI Osmo Action 4 is an incredible action cam and the Adventure Bundle is the way to go since it comes with extra batteries and a charger. I’m so excited to take this camera hiking next month when it gets cooler. I can tell the ultra wide field of view is going to capture so much of the scenery. Small but mighty, the DJI Action 4 is an excellent choice for an action camera.

Can take clear images in dark field thanks to bigger image censor.

Great camera. Works seamlessly with their microphone system

Leave it to DJI to consistently listen to their customers feedback and continue to produce products that are cutting edge. As a long time DJI user with several of their products, I am always happy and excited to get the teaser emails from them suggesting a new product is right around the corner. The Action 4 was tops on my list due to the larger sensor size and boasting better low light results. Low light capability being the only reason I have never been a huge fan of action cameras before. Is the low light capability perfect? Not by any means. Is it better than my previous action cameras? Without a doubt. This camera utilizes a backside illuminated stacked 1/1.3 inch sensor. The same one that is found in a few of the newer DJI drones, including the fantastic Air 3. In a nutshell, having a stacked sensor allows different tasks to be performed by each layer, as opposed to all computing power being done by one sensor, therefore creating a more efficient and capable sensor for today's 4K high frame rate demands, as well as in low light scenarios. The grain in shadows is very controlled and as someone who is a stickler for grainy footage, I haven’t seen any action camera perform in low light like the DJI Action 4. You can now even shoot at 4K 120fps, which is crazy! Couple that with the fact that you can shoot in 10 bit D-Log M color space and you have a modern action camera that can produce stunning results. If you don’t want to edit or color grade your footage later in post, you certainly do not have to, as the standard color space and shooting modes also produce rich colors and beautiful footage that can easily be shared immediately on social media without the need for any extra editing. If you like to edit your videos in post, or match the footage up with another DJI product, such as one of their stellar drones, shooting in the native 10 bit D-Log M color space will give you more dynamic range to play with in both highlights and shadows. Next up would be the mounting system and accessories. All excellent. I absolutely love the magnetic quick release clips. This enables you to shoot in landscape or portrait mode quickly and easily. To make it even better, the mounts are compatible with the other guys mounting system and accessories, so if you have any of those laying around, you are good to go. Bonus! The kit I received came with a protective frame that is also compatible with landscape and portrait shooting. It is very quick and easy to install and adds just another layer for peace of mind if you were to bump or drop the camera. I also received the extension pole and the three-battery case, which houses and charges all of the batteries at once. More excellent design choices by DJI. The extension pole is quick release and there is no need to fumble around with any tension screws. You simply pull it open and push it shut. It feels stout and well made, so I can foresee it lasting a very long time. On the bottom of the extension pole they have thankfully included standard tripod mount threads. This will most certainly come in handy if you choose to shoot any stationary time lapse videos. I do however wish that DJI would have included small tripod legs with this kit. Thankfully I had some third party 4.5” aluminum tripod legs that work perfectly. I also had a third party (action camera) three axis gimbal laying around, so I charged it up and tested it with some amazing results. Using the internal stabilization on a gimbal makes for some buttery smooth footage. If you go a step further and shoot at 60fps or higher, it is literally so smooth you can get cinematic looking footage with this camera easily. That said, you do not need a gimbal to get smooth footage. The internal stabilization modes, including HorizonSteady and RockSteady 3.0, are simply the best I have tried to date. The dual touch screens are also very responsive and look absolutely stunning, even outdoors on bright sunny days. All of the swipe features are available on both sides of the camera making it very easy to manipulate in various situations. The stereo microphones that are built into this camera can produce great results. The sound is crisp and clear and there is even a built-in wind filter. This camera even has a front facing color temperature sensor that makes your recorded footage match more clearly what you are seeing as you are shooting. As a photo and video geek by trade, I highly appreciate the addition of this useful feature. It essentially makes editing your videos that much quicker since you don’t need to worry about white balance as much. This also makes shooting in standard color modes more precise color wise. With its stellar performance and picture quality in both photo and video modes, plus a host of accessories to match your style of shooting, including ND filters, mounting options, and so much more, the DJI Action 4 is capable of being a camera you can and should take everywhere. It is perfect for anyone who wants to capture amazing footage of their adventures. For all of these reasons, I can highly recommend this brilliant camera.

The DJI Osmo Action 4 is the latest iteration of DJI’s popular line of action cameras. And after using it while hiking and doing some light outdoor fun activities with my dogs, I’m really glad I upgraded from my 4 year old action cam. If you are in the market for a no-nonsense dependable rugged camera, this should be one of the top choices. And having the “Adventure bundle” I believe is a must-have. The design and build is what’s expected from DJI. The camera, frame, mounting accessories everything feels premium. As typical, the camera is waterproof up to 60ft (18m) without a case (which can be increased to a whooping 186ft (60m) using a separate case) so that suited me for all the diving activity I ever plan to do. The camera came with 3 batteries, a battery case (which also doubles as an USB power bank when in a pinch), 2 quick-release magnetic adapter mount, a curved adhesive base, a protective frame, and finally a 5-ft (1.5m) extension rod. Among them, I believe the extension rod, 2 batteries and the battery case are not included in the standard bundle. More importantly, these accessories are compatible with at least the Action 3 camera. As for me, this is my first DJI action cam (all my previous “heroic” activities are captured by the other one). Since I upgraded from a fairly old camera, I found DJI Action 4 to be easy to get used to. Most of the things are well thought out and pretty intuitive. I love the magnetic mount system - it’s something that once I got used to I had difficulty getting back to my old gear (no more “thumb-screwing” whenever I needed to move the camera). And for vertical capture, the protective case comes with another magnetic mount position. At first I was a bit afraid how it’ll hold up over rough terrains when I was capturing some off road driving, but once I figured out how to make a secure latch/lock there was very little wobble. And even when it did vibrate a bit, the Rocksteady+ came into view (albeit sacrificing some FOV angle). Next comes the batteries which charge up really really fast (when of course I had a fast charging brick at hand - unfortunately no charger is included, only a USB-C cable) - this is a game-changer for me. I was getting 2 hours+ when using Rocksteady+ with 4k30, and could charge up in a jiffy when I forgot to take my battery case (DJI claims 80% in 18 minutes, and I concur). Furthermore, DJI claims the camera is deep-freeze resistant - I haven’t been able to test that out yet, but hopefully it’ll hold up in the upcoming skiing season. Next comes the camera designs - in particular the dual touchscreens. My previous camera had a monochrome LCD-type front display which was handy, but now with the full color touchscreen, a whole new way to shoot and interact with the video opened up. Gone are the days when I had to dismount the camera from its base to change some video settings. Now most of that I can do from either one of those touchscreens. Speaking of interactions, the menu and controls are well laid out - it was a new system for me but I was able to figure out most of the stuff after a few shoots (and for more in depth the DJI Mimo app has a lot of helpful tutorials, and finally you have YouTube 🙂). From a video quality perspective, I think it’s at the same level as it’s competitor. DJI has a distinct “flavor” to it which I think is like an acquired taste. I saw the difference in color and exposure immediately when I looked at my first footage, but after a while, and with some customization I have found a good blend. I don’t do a lot of post-processing color correction, but for interested people there’s the 10-bit D-log M color mode that opens up a ton of possibilities. Be sure to check some example videos etc. from creators to check if that suits your taste. Now for my gripes: the companion DJI Mimo app is not available in Google Play (at least when I’m writing this). I had to sideload the app by downloading an .apk file from the DJI webpage, which raised my eyebrows. I’m not sure what’s the story here, but that’s what I found (it’s available in the Apple App Store though). I was very skeptical, since it opens up a vulnerability in Android, and I consulted a number of forums to confirm. Once it’s installed and set up it has been smooth sailing. The second issue is - this annoying notification that pops up to activate the camera with the Mimo app. And of course for the first day it was a major pain in the back, because the app could not be found in the Google Play Store. It left a sour taste in my mouth. All in all, I’m really enjoying using the camera. I have already filmed a few hikes I’ve done, and mounted it on my St Berdoodle to capture some very funny videos in the Oregon coast. It stood up well and did its job with ease. Highly recommended.

Open box item in "good" condition, no items missing was missing both magnetic mounts as well as both thumb screws and the protective cage. DJI refused to help and It is an hour drive back to the store so this open box item will end up choosing me more than a new one would have. Way to go Bestbuy and DJI. It was your typical crappy experience from both of you.

Originally ordered open box. It arrived with a crack in the screen and covered in sand. I returned it to my local BestBuy and exchanged for another open box, basically brand new. So overall satisfied