DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Review: Seven Years On, Still a Category of One

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Four generations in, the Osmo Pocket still occupies a category nobody else has seriously challenged. If you're shooting run-and-gun BTS, quick client walkthroughs, or need stabilised video in a bag pocket rather than a second pelican case, the Pocket 4 is the only real answer. The question was never whether DJI could make it smaller. It's whether the image quality finally justifies using it as a primary B-cam on paid work rather than a convenience tool. Worth reading before your next talking-head or event booking where a full rig is overkill but phone footage is unprofessional.
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