Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was looking at Gopro and came across DJI’s Action 4 for around the same price. The camera quality is great for a small cam and the magnetic clamp is great for swapping acessories. Love it!

Absolutely incredible and the new update makes it even better. Definitely the beat action cam on the market.

I love this camera it is great I got it for our trip out of the country and it did everything I needed it to do scuba diving and everything and it takes great videos and pictures

I’m so happy My DJI ACTION 4!!! I can do so much more with this one than a GoPro…

Good battery life, includes a case for the battery and the camera itself

Very nice I take it everywhere it’s small and I used a different stand

Amazing camera resolution and quality, but not hot resistance

I’ve been using the DJI Osmo Action 4 for the past week or so and I have to say that it has quickly grown on me. It’s earned a spot in my daily carry book bag / pocket. I’m no action junkie but this camera has become my go to for recording life and everyday moments. Even though I’m not jumping out of airplanes or riding a motorcycle down a freeway, this camera is perfect for vlogging and documentary style video recording and photo captures. It has an amazing wide angle lens, the built in Rocksteady stabilizer provides a beautiful and clean stable video every time. I choose the standard rocksteady setting because it keeps a good wide angle. I like that it has a “quick shot” function so that I can just pull the action camera out of my pocket or bag and press the record button and it will turn on and start recording at the setting I have pre set. It has a small front facing screen so that you can see make sure you are still in the frame while recording. I pretty much leave the resolution set to 4K 60fps, the front facing screen will not show your frame in that mode (I’m assuming because of power consumption) but it’s ok. All you have to do is lower it to 2.7K and you’ll be good to go. It has a maximum setting of 4K 120fps. Pretty wicked! I popped in a 512gb SD card, and I can get about 9 hours of footage on it at 4K 60fps. Speaking of, the bundle doesn’t come with a micro SD card so don’t forget to get one. The included bundle items are very convenient. I love the magnetic mounting system. You can quickly move the osmo from one mount to another. Battery life is quite good. I’ve recorded about an hour of footage so far and spent quite a bit of time digging through the menus and I’ve yet to charge the battery. It comes with 3 batteries that will charge at the same time in the case, very cool! The 3 batteries will easily get you through an even filled day. I wish the included monopod was collapsible, i feel a little awkward carrying it around lol, but that’s just me. It is great for getting low or high angle shots that you just wouldn’t get using your arms. My only complaint about the camera is that the iOS app seems to be buggy still. I’ve yet to successfully transfer a video from the camera to my iPhone or iPad with the DJI app. It just refuses to do it. I’m sure DJI can fix the app later, but as of today it still hasn’t worked for me for file transfers. But it did lead me to discovering that you can tether the Osmo to your MacBook with a USB C cable to transfer files and use it as a webcam! So cool! It made me so happy to know that I can use my Osmo Action 4 to FaceTime, and to record myself playing guitar on my MacBook with it. I use my MacBook screen to frame my shot and hit the record button. The footage looks and sounds great! Would I recommend this camera? Most definitely! You are able to get amazing videos quickly and conveniently that you just couldn’t with a phone. The footage is certainly more stable than any smartphone camera. It has many resolution and frame rate options, it has a 2x digital zoom, hyperlapse, horizon balance and many other software features that make capturing moments so cool with it. I love it, and I think you will to. Pros: Beautiful and stable video /audio quality Bundle comes with lots of accessories and 3 batteries. Compact and super convenient in any situation. Can be used as a webcam Cons: the iOS app needs some bug fixes

verry good camera better than gopro, great for motorcycel helmet video

I Think the Osmo camera personally are better than go pros the color on them and the image

This is a must have in the tools. I used it for a trip to Mexico and it did not disappoint. I love this little monster! Get the bigger card. I bought two 64gbs and filled them up quick. It holds a 512gb you’ll love this thing. Water proof

No issues with the camera, great camera. The issue is I purchased this as a excellent condition open box and one of the items was broken. It was a magnetic mount, being so that the camera wasn’t damaged and seem to be in working order. I simply message Best Buy to get a partial refund, I was told that I would have to call customer service and they could handle it for me. But after calling customer service, they said they are unable to do it and I would have to return the product for a full refund. This has become more of a headache than I thought it would be, so I guess my point is that be mindful that there may be issues and if your time sanity, is more valuable than 50 bucks, then I would suggest just buy it brand new

Only had it for a little while but the camera works flawlessly. I use it for my motorcycle rides attached to my helmet and with an attached microphone it’s amazing.

As a DJI drone owner I was excited to get my hands on the latest DJI action camera release, the Osmo Action 4. The exact kit is the Osmo Action 4 Adventure Package which includes the Action 4 camera, 3 x batteries, battery case and 1.5m extension rod, protective frame, 2 x magnetic quick mounts and cable. The additional batteries, charging case and extension rod are really great additions for anyone looking to take the Action 4 out and use it for many hours or days even. Setup – The Acton 4 camera itself is pretty much ready to go out of the box, but before first use it’s recommended to download the DJI Mimo app from the app store and connect the camera through the app. There was a firmware update available for the camera during setup. Operation – Having owned a few different action cameras over the years, using the Osmo Action 4 is very similar in overall design and button layout. This makes using the camera very easy right from the start. There are endless settings to work through as you use the camera in different environments and whether shooting video of pictures. For me, the camera is used for shooting videos almost 100% of the time, but the camera is not to be overlooked. One of the first differences noticed on the Action 4 is the updated 1/1.3-Inch Sensor. The new sensor has elevated the already fantastic output to even higher levels, especially in low-light shooting environments. The difference is noticeable compared to older action cameras. The Action 4 also supports filming in several formats all the way up to 4K/120fps. The output is jaw-dropping to say the least! DJI has also incorporated the new D-Log M Color Performance for easier color adjustment in post-processing. Being a bit new to the post-processing game, I’ll take any advantage possible to make things easier! As I began working through the wide range of possible settings, DJI’s inclusion of setting up 5 profiles is also a nice touch. You can switch between the profiles depending on what type of action or filming is taking place…nice touch DJI. Features – Some of the physical features that stand out on the Action 4 are the magnetic quick release connectors, the dual touchscreens, long battery life, waterproof up to 18m and the ability to switch quickly between landscape and native vertical/portrait mode to support social media formats. The aspect ratio can also be quickly changed from 16:9 to 4:3 which can make for better output in portrait mode. I love the magnetic quick release connectors; it just makes daily use so easy with this camera. The dual touchscreens setup makes for easy use of the camera when being used for action or when livestreaming or even when used as a web cam. The screens are responsive, and the locking feature is great for curbing any accidental stops/starts while filming. There’s also voice command support for filming and taking photos. As a mountain biker and snowboarder, videos tend to be shaky at best. With DJI’s RockSteady and HorizonSteady video stabilization options, video is smoothed out and all the jitters and bumps are removed. The final output is a smooth and crisp video! The Adventure Pack – This combo comes with the Action 4 camera and the addition of 2 extra batteries for a total of 3 batteries, a 3-battery charging case and a 1.5m/5’ extension pole. So far battery life has been great while using the Action 4 in Fall conditions here in New England. I do snowboard, so I’m excited to see if DJI’s “deep freeze resistant” batteries stand up to Winter conditions when they arrive. For mountain biking I have carried the 2 additional batteries and have had to use a backup only once, but the peace of mind of having 3 batteries at the ready is a plus. And when it’s time to charge the batteries, throw them in the battery case and charge them simultaneously for the next adventure! The extension rod is long, really long at 5’ and with DJI’s InvisiStick software, the extension pole can be removed from video. Mimo App – DJI’s Mimo app is like an extension of the Action 4 camera. The camera can be controlled through your phone and provides a live feed of footage being shot. There are also options for updated the Action 4 camera, sharing videos and photos and some editing features as well. Pros: - Easy to set up and start filming - Option to film up to 4K/120fps in video mode - HorizonSteady and RockSteady image stabilization - Battery life is better than any action camera I’ve owned previously - Updated 1/1.3-Inch Sensor provides incredible low-light footage - Custom modes – 5 available modes to customize - Magnetic quick-change connectors - Adventure Pack is a great kit to get started Cons: - When using the frame protector, the battery/SD card door is covered - Overall color profile is on the darker side of the spectrum Overall, the DJI Osmo Action 4 has been the most advanced action camera I’ve ever owned. DJI has done an amazing job of producing a powerhouse of a camera in a small manageable package! I would certainly recommend this camera for anyone looking getting into the action camera market or even for more seasoned users looking for an updated offering.

The product is very good and met the expectations.

After spending some time with the DJI Osmo Action 4, I feel like I’ve got a solid grasp on what this action camera brings to the table. Whether you’re into extreme sports, travel vlogging, or just want a durable camera that can handle the elements, this camera has a lot to offer. Here’s my breakdown of the experience so far. Unboxing & First Impressions The Adventure Bundle comes packed with everything you need to get started right away. In the box, you’ll find: • DJI Osmo Action 4 Camera • Three batteries (huge plus for longer shoots) • Charging hub (charges all three batteries at once) • Magnetic quick-release mount • Adhesive base + locking screws • USB-C charging cable Right off the bat, the camera feels solid and well-built. It’s compact, lightweight, and has a rubberized grip that makes it easy to hold, even in wet conditions. Video Quality & Performance The 4K at 120fps is impressive. The footage is crisp, vibrant, and super smooth, even when filming fast-moving action. I mainly use it for outdoor adventures, and the low-light performance really surprised me—it handles dim lighting way better than most action cameras I’ve tried. Colors look natural, and the HDR mode helps bring out details in both bright and dark areas. Stabilization – RockSteady 3.0 DJI’s RockSteady 3.0 stabilization is a game-changer. Whether I was running, biking, or mounting it on my car, the footage came out incredibly smooth. There’s no need for an external gimbal, which is a huge win. Battery Life – A Major Highlight One of the best things about this bundle is the extra batteries and charging hub. A single battery lasts around 2.5 hours, which is already solid, but having three batteries means you can shoot all day without worrying about running out of juice. The charging hub is super convenient—it lets you charge all three batteries at once, saving a lot of time. Durability & Waterproofing This camera is built tough. It’s waterproof up to 18 meters (59 feet) without a case, which is perfect for underwater shooting or rough weather. I’ve used it in the rain, near waterfalls, and even dunked it in a lake—no issues at all. Mounting & Accessories The magnetic quick-release mount is probably my favorite feature. It makes switching between mounts insanely fast and easy. The Adventure Bundle includes a good mix of accessories, but you’ll probably want to grab an SD card (since it’s not included) and maybe some additional mounts depending on your setup. Pros & Cons Pros: ✅ Stunning 4K video quality (especially in low light) ✅ Super smooth stabilization (no need for a gimbal) ✅ Great battery life + extra batteries included ✅ Waterproof up to 18m without a case ✅ Magnetic quick-release mount makes setup easy ✅ User-friendly touchscreen interface Cons: ❌ Can overheat during extended 4K recording sessions ❌ No SD card included (you’ll need to buy one separately) ❌ Somewhat pricey, but worth it for what you get Final Verdict – Is It Worth It? If you’re looking for a reliable, high-quality action camera, the DJI Osmo Action 4 Adventure Bundle is 100% worth considering. The 4K quality, smooth stabilization, and extended battery life make it one of the best in its class. While it does get a little warm during long recordings, it hasn’t been a deal-breaker for me. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. If you’re serious about capturing action-packed footage with pro-level quality, this bundle gives you everything you need to get started right away.

REVIEW: EASE OF USE: After the initial DJI MIMO app download and connectivity, this camera is very simple to use, with excellent default settings, for an immediate out-of-box experience. And for more advance users, extreme flexibility for numerous outdoor settings in most every lighting conditions. Bottom line: The DJI Osmo Action 4 camera is a GPH10B killer if you do not require 5k recording. BUNDLE: I believe the 3 batteries in its dedicated charging base was a very smart move. Easy to store and fairly quick to charge depending on your charger (not included). The 1.5m telescoping rod can be used beyond just taking selfies; think monopod use. Plus, the assortment of mounting attachments covers the basics. Including the camera protective outer ring for additional water proofing, and/or side mounting, is commendable. Nevertheless, I do wish this bundle included a quick-release adapter, with standard ¼” screw mounting capability, for my existing accessories. CAMERA: The dual (front and rear) touch screens are quite easy to navigate once you have watched a short tutorial if you are new to DJI’s cameras. Top of the camera has a quick press button to immediately begin recording when powered off, very sweet indeed. The doors for the battery and USB-C connection may be a tad stiff to open (being waterproof) until you get the hang of them. And let’s not forget the unique combo magnetic with dual side clips attachment system. So easy to use. VIDEOS: I am still amazed at the overall quality of the videos this Osmo Camera is able to capture in such a small sized housing. DJI really stepped up their game using the new 1/1.3 sensor. Excellent in low lighting conditions. Add in the onboard multiple image stabilization options (RockSteady, RockSteady+, HorizonSteady, etc) and there is no need for an addon gimble, at least for my intended use. PICTURES: Now using an “action video camera” for still pictures is always an afterthought. Nice to have the added reflexibility to take a quick-pic if you already have the camera in hand. But these will never compete with a mirrorless, DSLR, or even some current phone cameras that all can take superior stills. ANDROID APP ISSUE: (iOS users skip down to “RATING”.) The DJI MIMO application (app) for the OSMO Action 4 camera, that is required for activation, firmware upgrades and additional functionality, is not available through the Google Play store. After reaching out to DJI Support, one must download directly from their DJI web site and “sideload” the APK directly to your Android phone. My Google phone defaults to disabling all “side loading APK” installations as a safety feature. This is for protecting a user from installing applications from sources not cleared by the Google App Store and that have not passed Google’s security analysis. Now I was able to work around this issue by using my wife’s iPad and downloading the DJI MIMO app that is available through the Apple iOS Store. That allowed me to register the Osmo, update the firmware, and view a basic tutorial. Now I will need to search around the house for one of our older retired Android phones, devoid of personal information, and dedicate for only DJI MIMO Osmo camera use for the added functionality. Bottom line: I believe users should not be required to sideload an APK just to use a vendor’s product. But hey, that’s me. RATING: If you are an iPhone user, a solid 5-Star rating, and I would recommend. If you are an Android user, a 3-Star rating due to DJI’s choosing to bypass the Google App store for their applications, and I would not recommend. Nevertheless, I will average the ratings to a 4-Star. .

This is now my 4th action cam, although my 1st made by DJI. These cams are mainly used for my online videos I create that are automotive and drag racing related. While I will switch between cams depending on my need, often times, such as during actual races, I'll use every single one of my cams in various spots to get multiple angles. One of the most common views you'll see in my vids though is a POV perspective while mounted on my helmet or head strap. With that, we may as well dive right in to video quality as that's really the main feature that truly matters with any cam. Being there hasn't been any race events happening in the short time since I got this DJI Action Cam, I haven't had a chance to try it out on a racetrack, but that doesn't mean I didn't have any content that needed to be filmed. All the footage I've taken thus far has been from a POV perspective, either while driving or just in my garage working on my car. And I have to say, I'm honestly impressed with the quality of video I've been getting so far. Video is nice and smooth in either scenario, and the stabilization, which I almost always use, has been working perfectly. All of my surroundings while driving are coming across perfectly clear, and I'm not having any issue with light differences between my darker interior where the camera is obviously recording from, to the bright and sunny exterior. I've had cases with the outside getting washed out and haven't really experienced that at all with this camera. Then while in my garage, and especially under my hood where the lighting can get dark, it captures everything in perfect detail. It's tough to say which of my action cams has a better picture as this and my other latest Black action cam are both comparable, but I will say the video on this DJI seems to be a bit sharper with the colors just popping a bit more. I try to keep similar settings between my cams as well, although there's still a lot I need to try out with this DJI. One issue I regularly come across with action cams is overheating. It's a battle I'm constantly fighting, especially considering all of the real-time processing these cameras are doing. While this DJI doesn't eliminate that problem, it at least acknowledges it and when you try to put it at 4K/120, it tells you right up front that you're going to have a short recording window, just 9 minutes at 77 degrees at that setting. Of course the less demanding your settings the less of a problem that is, but it's definitely something to be aware of with these action cams. Another thing that affects recording time is battery life. The camera can't record no matter what the settings are at if there's no power. How long the battery lasts will also depend on how demanding the settings are that you're recording at, but so far it's been comparable to my other action cams and lasts plenty long enough for me to get all the footage I need in between recharges, or battery swaps. And speaking of swaps, I absolutely LOVE the fact that this DJI adventure combo comes with not just 3 batteries, but also a charging case that holds all 3 batteries! Just the fact that it comes in the package instead of forcing you to buy more separately is a huge plus. The case is pretty nice too. It's slim and compact and travels really well. What doesn't travel well is all the accessories and hardware that comes with this kit. With all the thought and usefulness of everything that was included in this adventure combo, it doesn't make sense to me why they wouldn't include some sort of carry case for it all as well. We'll get back to the accessories later though. In order to use this cam you need to set it up, and this is where we come to one of my negatives. First time I used this cam I was in a rush after getting it, and barely had time to unbox it before heading out the door. Turning it on you come across a message that you need the DJI app to 'activate' the camera, although it does let you skip this part. Skipping it, you get right to the full functionality of the camera, but, you can only skip this 'activation' 5 times. After that 5th time, the camera locks itself at that screen and becomes a small brick until you download and sign into the app and 'activate' the camera. I put quotes around the word 'activate' because there's really not anything being 'activated', the cam worked perfectly fine without it. Personally, I never use most of the features that come with these types of apps. I just have too many different cameras and equipment with all the content I create, that I need a different kind of software to manage it all. Plus I find it much faster and easier to transfer files directly by moving the sd card. In reality, for me at least, the only thing I would use the app for are firmware updates. Even then, there's no reason to brick the camera if you can't or don't 'activate' it with a forced app. Rant aside, the app does at least provide some good tips on using the camera and there was in fact a firmware update already available. Then another minor issue popped up, as soon as I updated the firmware, all of the settings I had configured were gone and I had to redo them all. Now onto the accessories. Besides the camera and batteries with case mentioned earlier, this adventure combo also comes with a stick-on helmet mount, mount hardware, case, extension rod, and a lens hood with some nifty mount pads. First thing you're almost definitely going to use is some kind of mount. Which brings me to another thing that I love with this cam, the quick release magnetic mount! For one, it's compatible with all my other action cam accessories. This is a huge deal as I have already have suction cups and other various straps and mounts for my other action cams and I'd hate to spend more money to buy them over again. The other thing though, which is just as big of a deal for me, is the ingenious design of the quick release mount and how easy and fast it allows me to remove and attach the camera. I can't tell you how often I'm rushing to screw on my other action cams between races or when I need to re-position something. This quick release mount is going save me a lot of time and aggravation when I'm time constrained and can't afford to waste time fidgeting with a camera. As for the rest of the accessories, the body case is pretty nifty too in that it lets you mount the camera on its side, but also isn't required to be used. Last but not least we have the extension rod/handle. When I first opened it up, it felt like that never-ending handkerchief magic trick, as I started extending the handle, more and more just kept sliding out. I was legitimately surprised by it, so much so I had to grab my tape measure and found it extended a full 48"! There's not much more to talk about with this DJI Action 4 Adventure Combo. It has all the features I would want and need in an action cam and most importantly gives me great quality footage to use in my videos. The activation requirement through the app is really my only big issue, but as it has nothing to do with the functionality of the camera, I can't really take away from my rating for it, even though I'd like to. Overall it's a great camera and I can't wait to get it out onto a racetrack and get some more great footage with it.

I’ve been looking for a new action camera to replace an older hand me down I had gotten, the DJI Osmo Action 4 was quite the upgrade. With the Action Camera Adventure bundle it’s the perfect bundle with the camera to keep it going all day long. I’ve been wanting to take a camera along with us on our adventures, but the old one just wouldn’t hold up. But that’s gonna change with the Osmo Action 4! Pros: - Ease of use. - Quality of Video. - Screens on back and front. Cons: - DJI app not in android store. Out of the box, this action camera is ready to go! Just insert a battery, microSD card, and clip on the protective case, then go! It does need a mobile device to register, update, and access more of the advance features but out of the box you can skip all that if you want to jump straight into the action. It’s extremely refreshing to be able to open the box and go. But I found that the software does add a lot to this camera. If you’re an android user, unfortunately DJI apps are not supported in the Play store and need to be installed separately. This will only be an inconvenience for anyone running Advanced Protection on their device, as you will need to disable Advanced Protection to install the apps. After installation, you can re-enable Advanced Protection on the android device. IOS device users can use the App Store. The Adventure Bundle comes with 2 extra batteries and a charging case, which can charge all 3 batteries included at the same time (1 with the camera and 2 in the bundle). Also included is a cage for the camera, an extension rod, and a surface mounting backet. The cage helps protect the body and screens from any impacts plus gives another mounting point on the side of the camera. The extension rod is just a basic extension rod but solid, it extends to 57in and is easy to maneuver with the camera on the end. The surface mount is great if you want to attach the camera to your helmet or a vehicle with a strong adhesive. The only thing not in this bundle is a fully waterproof case for deeper dives, that is sold separately. DJI is an expert at creating a simple user experience, this comes out quite clearly in the design and software of the Osmo Action 4. From the simple 2 buttons on the camera: Power/mode/select and Record Start/Stop, to the intuitive touch controls which use easy to understand symbols. There’s no mountain of settings to scroll through and adjust just to get the camera to work. The touch screen is straightforward, though there are not a lot of settings or configurations, everything that is needed is on the main screen. Additional settings are available with a two-finger swipe down, but even with adjusting these settings it takes little over a few minutes. The default settings are very good, I found they worked in most conditions, but I did play with the resolution and FPS (frames per second). The Osmo Action 4 supports resolutions starting at 1080P up to 4K, with the 1080P having a max FPS of 240 FPS and 4K maxing out at 120 FPS. There are two formats, 16:9 and 4:3. With modes for Photo, Video, Slow Motion, and Timelapse, this action camera is ready for all your adventures. Depending on your intended use, the extra batteries that come with the Action Camera Adventure bundle might be a must have if you’re planning a full day of recording adventures with this action camera. DJI has the battery life quoted at 155 mins on 1080p, which is pretty accurate from what I have experienced so far. With the higher resolutions and FPS, the battery life does go down faster but I was able to get over 2 hours while recording at 4K 60 FPS. With 3 batteries and a quick charger, you can keep recording all day! The battery case conveniently charges all 3 batteries but quickly if using a 30W fast charger, there is a DJI specific charger, but I used a phone fast charger, it worked just fine. Fast charging can charge a battery to 80% in ~20mins, so you’re always ready to keep recording. Getting to the photos is a breeze, just plug in the Camera into your computer with the included USB-C to USB-C cable or use a USB-C to USB-A cable if your computer doesn’t have a USB-C port. Then on the Camera set how the device should have, as a file transfer or Webcam. It’s that easy. Until you set the device as a file transfer, your computer will not see the Osmo Action Camera. You can also wirelessly transfer files via the MIMO app or WiFi but I chose a direct plug in as it was the quickest and easiest. I will have to look at how this performs as a Webcam as the quality of the video is great. Finally, the software. For android Users, once you get over how to install the DJI Mimo app, it is a pretty solid addition to the Action Camera. My favorite feature added with the software comes once you connect and register your device to the mobile device with the app, you can wirelessly stream to the mobile device from the Osmo Action Camera. The quality of the stream will depend on the situation, but I found it to be great for around the house and out and about. It made it easier to position the action camera while on the extension rod. The DJI Osmo Action 4 is an amazing little camera that not only does a lot, it is able to do each of those things well. From video to photo to timelapse or slow motion, this action camera is ready for any adventure you toss it into. This is a solid action camera for any adventure, and even better for a beginner as it is simple to use. I’m looking forward to bringing this along on my next adventure and playing around with the features some more!

I'm starting to think that this is the year for great tech. At first glance, this just seemed like any run of the mill action camera. A copy of that other pro brand. But after simply opening the box, I found myself looking into the headlights of the Porsche of action cams. The Osmo Action 4 is a for lack of a better phrase. A shear beast of a camera. And the combo pack is the way to go, when you make your purchasing decision. This thing comes jam packed with everything you need to get your adventure started, filmed and posted on the platform of your choice right out of the box. I was skeptical at the idea , as I've had a couple action cams in my time and this on didn't scream unique to me. But with an always on HDR mode, and an invisible selfie stick in the box, I started listening. Then I found 3, count em. Three rechargeable batteries in a charging case( that can also charge your phone).. Hold up. WHAT?? Yes. iIn the box. Then you've got two magnetic attachment grips, two connectionscrews and a helmet attachment,a projective case for water filming and more. The picture quality is top-notch. The sound quality is amaz-bawlz. It can be easily connected to your mobile device for mobile remote recording & quick downloads to your device for easy editing. Did I mention Three whole batteries? Oh, I did? Just checking. There are a couple things that keep this from 5 stars. One being We've got all of tis and no micro SD card? I can even forgive that, but tell me why, as an Android user, do I have to resign myself to going to the Osmo website to download the much needed app? Apple has it right there in the App store. Now, I'm sure this will get fixed soon....hopefully.. But for now that's kind of a pain to find and download the app to even get started. However, once it's installed, You are golden. At the same price point as its nearest competition, It's really a no-brainer as to what to do at this point. You've made this far. Put it in your cart.