
The wait for 360-degree camera enthusiasts is almost over. DJI has confirmed that its new Osmo 360 II will be unveiled on August 13th , and rumors point to significant improvements in battery life and resolution. The company has already released an official teaser and opened pre-orders in China, although global availability has not yet been announced.
Meanwhile, competition with Insta360 intensifies , as the X6 will be unveiled just one day earlier. All indications suggest that DJI wants to address the weaknesses of its first Osmo 360 , such as battery life and the ability to change lenses, although the latter is not yet confirmed.
Release date and availability
The presentation will take place on August 13th at 12:00 UTC, which is 14:00 PM in mainland Spain. DJI has enabled a reservation registration on its Chinese website, but this isn't an actual pre-sale; it's simply a notification to ensure users don't miss the announcement. The company is following the same pattern as with the Osmo Pocket 4P , which debuted first in China and took weeks to reach other markets. Therefore, it's likely that the Osmo 360 II will arrive in Europe later, although a specific date hasn't been announced yet.
The previous generation costs around €423 on Amazon, so the new version is expected to be in a similar price range. However, DJI has not officially announced the price or international availability.

Battery and technical specifications
One of the most notable details revealed in the leaked unboxing video is the new 2.150 mAh battery, compared to the 1.950 mAh of the original Osmo 360. This represents an increase of nearly 10% , a significant improvement for a device that records with two sensors simultaneously. Furthermore, 27W USB-C fast charging is expected to be included.
Regarding resolution, rumors suggest the Osmo 360 II could record in 8K at 60 fps, surpassing the 50 fps of its predecessor. This would result in smoother footage and more fluid slow-motion effects . There's also talk of improved stabilization and color processing, although DJI hasn't officially confirmed anything.
The design remains true to the square format of the first generation, as shown in the leaked promotional posters. The compact casing makes it easy to use in action sports , and the ability to replace lenses, which was one of the shortcomings of the previous model, could be included in this new version, although this has not yet been confirmed.
Competition with Insta360 X6
The Osmo 360 II's unveiling comes just 23 hours after the Insta360 X6's launch, scheduled for August 12th. Both brands aim to dominate the 360 ​​camera market , and the proximity of their releases seems no coincidence. While Insta360 is betting on one-inch sensors and three AI chips, DJI appears to be focusing on improving battery life and recording fluidity.
Analysts point out that the decision between the two will depend on real-world testing, especially regarding night vision, the integration of the two lenses, and ease of editing. DJI has experience in stabilization thanks to its drones , but Insta360 has spent more time developing its software ecosystem.
With the release date now confirmed and specifications leaked, the DJI Osmo 360 II is shaping up to be a solid evolution of its predecessor. The larger battery and the potential jump to 8K at 60 fps are the main selling points , while the competition with Insta360 promises to be fierce. We'll have to wait until August 13th for all the official details and to see if the leaks hold true.
