The DJI Osmo Nano Standard Combo 128GB is a tiny wearable camera built for capturing moments without having to hold a camera in your hand. At just 52g, the camera is small enough to wear or mount comfortably, yet it can record up to 4K/60fps video.
The 128GB version also gives you 107.6GB of usable built-in storage, so you can start recording without immediately adding a memory card.
Small Camera, Serious Video
The Osmo Nano uses a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor and a wide 143° field of view. This combination makes it a great fit for travel, everyday clips, POV footage, and situations where a larger camera would simply get in the way.
It can record 4K video at up to 60fps, while 4K/120fps slow motion gives you another option when you want to slow down fast-moving scenes.
Wear It, Mount It, and Keep Moving
One of the best things about the DJI Osmo Nano is its size. The camera weighs only 52g, making it easy to wear throughout the day or attach to different mounting accessories.
Its magnetic design also makes changing the camera’s position quick and convenient. That works especially well for travel videos, cycling, walking tours, behind-the-scenes footage, and POV content.
4K/60fps and Slow Motion
For everyday recording, 4K/60fps gives you smooth, detailed footage. If you’re filming sports, movement, or action, you can switch to 4K/120fps for 4x slow motion.
The camera can also record up to 1080p/240fps, giving you 8x slow motion when you want a more dramatic effect.
RockSteady 3.0 Stabilization
Walking and moving with a small camera can easily introduce unwanted shake. DJI’s RockSteady 3.0 electronic stabilization helps smooth out the footage, making handheld and wearable clips easier to watch.
For certain supported 16:9 modes, the camera also offers HorizonBalancing, which helps keep the image looking level during movement.
Built-In 128GB Storage
The 128GB model has 107.6GB of available internal storage. This gives you plenty of room for everyday clips before you need to transfer your footage.
The camera does support microSD cards for expanded storage, but footage records to the camera’s built-in storage first. You can then transfer footage to a microSD card through the Multifunctional Vision Dock.
Multifunctional Vision Dock
The Vision Dock adds a screen to the Osmo Nano and makes controlling the camera much easier. It provides live view and remote control, while also making it convenient to review and transfer your footage.
The camera and dock can also work together for longer recording sessions. DJI rates the combination for up to 200 minutes of operation under its stated test conditions.
Built for Outdoor Shooting
The camera itself is waterproof up to 10 meters when used correctly with its glass lens cover. The Vision Dock, meanwhile, has an IPX4 water-resistance rating when attached to the camera.
That makes the Osmo Nano a useful companion for outdoor activities, although DJI recommends avoiding extreme underwater conditions and corrosive or unknown liquids.
Natural Colors and D-Log M
For creators who want more control while editing, the Osmo Nano supports 10-bit color and D-Log M. This gives you more flexibility when color grading footage compared with a basic point-and-shoot workflow.
You can therefore use the camera for quick social media clips, or take a more involved approach when the footage is going into a larger video project.













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