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expiredshivster1796 posted Jun 18, 2026 3:39 PM
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 4K/6K Pocket Gimbal Camera 1-Inch Sensor 107GB Storage ActiveTrack 7.0 $453 + Free Shipping
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DJI Osmo Pocket 4 4K/6K Pocket Gimbal Camera 1-Inch Sensor 107GB Storage ActiveTrack 7.0 $453 + Free Shipping
Ship from US warehouse. Shipping is free.
$453 after applying JJY75Pā for $75 off at checkout.
Backup Code: MYUSAFF70 or USMS70 for $70 off.
SPECS:
https://www.aliexpress.
Ship from US warehouse. Shipping is free.
$453 after applying JJY75Pā for $75 off at checkout.
Backup Code: MYUSAFF70 or USMS70 for $70 off.
SPECS:
- Sensor: 1-inch CMOS sensor for improved image quality and low-light performance
- Video: 4K Ultra HD recording with clear footage in various lighting conditions
- Tracking: ActiveTrack 7.0 for automatic subject detection and smooth tracking
- Storage: Built-in 107GB high-speed internal storage, no memory card needed
- Stabilization: 3-axis mechanical gimbal for steady handheld footage
- Design: Pocket-sized and lightweight, ideal for travel and daily vlogging
- Controls: Dual screen buttons for quick zoom and custom settings
- Use Case: Perfect for vlogging, travel, selfies, walking videos, and content creation
https://www.aliexpress.
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DJI Osmo Pocket 4 4K/6K Pocket Gimbal Camera 1-Inch Sensor 107GB Storage ActiveTrack 7.0 $453 + Free Shipping
Ship from US warehouse. Shipping is free.
$453 after applying JJY75Pā for $75 off at checkout.
Backup Code: MYUSAFF70 or USMS70 for $70 off.
SPECS:
https://www.aliexpress.
Ship from US warehouse. Shipping is free.
$453 after applying JJY75Pā for $75 off at checkout.
Backup Code: MYUSAFF70 or USMS70 for $70 off.
SPECS:
- Sensor: 1-inch CMOS sensor for improved image quality and low-light performance
- Video: 4K Ultra HD recording with clear footage in various lighting conditions
- Tracking: ActiveTrack 7.0 for automatic subject detection and smooth tracking
- Storage: Built-in 107GB high-speed internal storage, no memory card needed
- Stabilization: 3-axis mechanical gimbal for steady handheld footage
- Design: Pocket-sized and lightweight, ideal for travel and daily vlogging
- Controls: Dual screen buttons for quick zoom and custom settings
- Use Case: Perfect for vlogging, travel, selfies, walking videos, and content creation
https://www.aliexpress.
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Edit: Not sure why people are thumbing my comment down, but all I did was asked a legitimate question. I just watched someone on Youtube (Channel name: Photechvideo), he bought the Osmo Pocket 3 off of Aliexpress just to try it out & ended up getting a wall sticker. So Aliexpress is definitely more sketchy than other places.
well, they lied to you but that's not a surprise.
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Again, I ask you, please show me the federal law that says it is unlawful for the citizen to purchase or use electronics that don't have FCC approval. Please tell me you don't honestly believe every electronic kit in the US is approved by FCC. If you are from Germany and you have a Nokia X350S mobile phone and it doesn't have FCC and you fly into JFK and you roam on Verizon, are you breaking the law by using non-FCC equipment in the US?
What's my point? The free US citizen doesn't need to seek FCC approval to make an internet purchase and subsequently use a product in the US unless the "usage" of that product requires some sort of license or permit....not the ownership. I know people are going to hate this because they so want to believe in the LIST, you know the DJI list before and after the "ban date" but I have to ask, how do you know the FCC hasn't retracted certification for the 4 and if they do, do you believe that means you can no longer use it? Are they going to take down the entry (which means you need to constantly check) or do they send out notices to people they think have them?
GD when did the FCC become so inserted into our lives?
DJI Best Vlogging Camera & Accessories For the highend Use - DJI United States https://share.google/7VxrDMHQPgzr8xF
No Osmos Pocket 4 or 4P
Here is the dji website from Thailand:
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 ā DJI Store Thailand https://share.google/FhUjzemTg3Va4Ru
I am not sure how to add a photo but you can find it on the Canadian website and the Hong Kong website and every other country when using vpn
I agree with you and I still contend there is no way for the ordinary citizen to know which products have received FCC and which have not. Before last year, no one checked with the FCC before they bought anything and no one went to jail (and still won't). FCC is for businesses that import goods and not intended to signal to customers browsing the web whether something is legal to purchase or not. If our government find product they don't want to be used in the US, they need to "ban" it or they need to go after the seller (with legal desist) or stop it at the port instead of harassing US citizens who buy it and use it.
Again, I ask you, please show me the federal law that says it is unlawful for the citizen to purchase or use electronics that don't have FCC approval. Please tell me you don't honestly believe every electronic kit in the US is approved by FCC. If you are from Germany and you have a Nokia X350S mobile phone and it doesn't have FCC and you fly into JFK and you roam on Verizon, are you breaking the law by using non-FCC equipment in the US?
What's my point? The free US citizen doesn't need to seek FCC approval to make an internet purchase and subsequently use a product in the US unless the "usage" of that product requires some sort of license or permit....not the ownership. I know people are going to hate this because they so want to believe in the LIST, you know the DJI list before and after the "ban date" but I have to ask, how do you know the FCC hasn't retracted certification for the 4 and if they do, do you believe that means you can no longer use it? Are they going to take down the entry (which means you need to constantly check) or do they send out notices to people they think have them?
GD when did the FCC become so inserted into our lives?
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I agree with you and I still contend there is no way for the ordinary citizen to know which products have received FCC and which have not. Before last year, no one checked with the FCC before they bought anything and no one went to jail (and still won't). FCC is for businesses that import goods and not intended to signal to customers browsing the web whether something is legal to purchase or not. If our government find product they don't want to be used in the US, they need to "ban" it or they need to go after the seller (with legal desist) or stop it at the port instead of harassing US citizens who buy it and use it.
Again, I ask you, please show me the federal law that says it is unlawful for the citizen to purchase or use electronics that don't have FCC approval. Please tell me you don't honestly believe every electronic kit in the US is approved by FCC. If you are from Germany and you have a Nokia X350S mobile phone and it doesn't have FCC and you fly into JFK and you roam on Verizon, are you breaking the law by using non-FCC equipment in the US?
What's my point? The free US citizen doesn't need to seek FCC approval to make an internet purchase and subsequently use a product in the US unless the "usage" of that product requires some sort of license or permit....not the ownership. I know people are going to hate this because they so want to believe in the LIST, you know the DJI list before and after the "ban date" but I have to ask, how do you know the FCC hasn't retracted certification for the 4 and if they do, do you believe that means you can no longer use it? Are they going to take down the entry (which means you need to constantly check) or do they send out notices to people they think have them?
GD when did the FCC become so inserted into our lives?
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