DJI’s excellent Osmo Pocket 3 is over $200 off in its first sale since tariffs
In the world of compact filmmaking, the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 stands out as a beloved tool for creators, offering exceptional stabilization and video quality that surpasses what most smartphones can deliver. As a regular user of this gadget for my weekly filming endeavors, I can attest to its reliability and ease of use. However, I have been frustrated by DJI’s price hikes earlier this year, which saw the Osmo Pocket 3’s price soar to $799.99 due to post-tariff adjustments. Fortunately, a recent sale has slashed prices significantly, bringing the Osmo Pocket 3 back to a more reasonable range, now available for as low as $575 at Amazon and $585 at B&H, offering discounts of $200 to $225 from its inflated price.
For those considering a more comprehensive setup, the DJI Pocket 3 Creator Combo is an excellent option, now priced at $739 across various retailers. This package includes additional accessories like a mini tripod, a battery handle, and a wide-angle lens, which enhance the filming experience. I frequently utilize the battery handle for timelapse shots and rely on the DJI Mic 2 for clear audio narration in my videos. While these sale prices are not as low as pre-tariff levels—$519 for the camera and $669 for the Creator Combo—they represent the best deals seen since April. Alternatively, for those seeking a more budget-friendly option, the Xtra Muse, a clone of the Osmo Pocket 3, is available for $500, providing similar video quality but without support for DJI’s wireless microphones.
Looking ahead, there are whispers of a potential Osmo Pocket 4, rumored to feature dual cameras, but uncertainty surrounds its release in the U.S. market, especially given DJI’s recent trend of launching products in China without global availability. As a creator, I remain hopeful for new innovations from DJI, while also appreciating the current sales that make their existing products more accessible to filmmakers like myself. Whether you opt for the Osmo Pocket 3 or the Xtra Muse, both are excellent choices for capturing high-quality footage with ease.
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The Xtra Muse and the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, both of which are on sale.
I use a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 every single week to help film
Today I’m Toying With
, and I love it to pieces. The baby steadicam’s one of the most popular gadgets the company’s ever sold, because it’s so good at automatically capturing stabilized video of whatever I want,
far better than a phone
. What I don’t love is how
DJI jacked up the price of this gadget twice this year
— but a new sale brings it almost all the way back to pre-Trump tariff levels, and the clone version is now even cheaper.
The
DJI Pocket 3
is now a flat
$575 at Amazon
, $585
at B&H
, and $598
at Walmart
. It’s $599
at Adorama
and
Best Buy
and
at Target
and
Micro Center
, all down from $799.99 post-tariffs. That’s $200–$225 off.
DJI Osmo Pocket 3
Where to Buy:
$799.99
$575 at
Amazon
$799.99
$585 at
B&H
$799.99
$598 at
Walmart
But I’d probably recommend the
Creator Combo
, which is now $240 off today (see links below). I find myself using some of its extra parts almost every single week. For instance, I use the battery handle when I’m filming timelapse video — and I’m speaking into the DJI Mic 2 wireless lapel mic for my narration in the video below, even though I mostly filmed this one with an iPhone.
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—
Sean Hollister (@seanhollister.bsky.social)
2025-10-23T18:41:33.904Z
The
DJI Pocket 3
Creator Combo
is $739 today
at B&H
,
Adorama
,
Best Buy
,
Walmart
, and
Micro Center
, and it also comes with: a mini tripod, a tripod handle with USB-C passthrough so it can charge while on the tripod, a wide-angle lens that
doesn’t give quite enough width for my needs
, a carrying bag that holds everything, and a hardshell carrying sleeve I sometimes throw into my backpack just to protect the camera and lenses. Here’s the whole set:
You might want to be aware of
this alternate $729 package at Amazon
, BTW, which doesn’t come with many of these parts.
None of these prices are quite as low as DJI’s pre-tariff prices of $519 for the camera and $669 for the Creator Combo, but they’re the best we’ve seen since April and the first major sale on the camera.
Alternatively, if you want almost exactly the same camera without support for DJI’s wireless microphones, Amazon has the
Xtra Muse
for $500 today thanks to an on-page coupon
. As I discuss
in my full report
, it appears
to be
the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 by a different name, not your run-of-the-mill clone. It produces the same high-quality footage with the same steadiness, just with no DJI Mic support.
DJI does seem to be working on
an Osmo Pocket 4 with dual cameras instead of just one
, but I wouldn’t necessarily bet on it making it to the US! DJI just launched
its Osmo Mobile 8 phone gimbal in China
without releasing it globally, and other DJI products have been
skipping the US
ahead of a
likely US ban
.
