Two cameras small enough to forget you're carrying them, both shooting 4K so smooth you'd swear it came off a much bigger rig. The Pocket 4 is DJI's new flagship. The Pocket 3 is the much-loved champ it's trying to dethrone. So which one deserves your money? We put them in the ring.
Last updated: 9 October 2026 · Prices include VAT · Specs from DJI's official pages
Pocket Cinema · Head to Head
Two tiny gimbal cameras that fit in a pocket and shoot cinema-grade 4K. One wins on paper. The other wins on price. Here's the straight fight.
Pick your Pocket
You shoot a lot at night or indoors
Pocket 4
You love buttery slow-motion
Pocket 4
You film long takes & lots of 4K
Pocket 4
It's mostly daily vlogging
Pocket 3
You want the best value
Pocket 3
The verdict: Pocket 4 takes more rounds — better low light, longer recording, faster slow-motion and the newest tracking. But the Pocket 3 is still a brilliant daily vlogging camera and the smarter buy if budget matters. It's an evolution, not a revolution — and Skyorbits in Muscat sells both; each product page shows live stock.
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What actually changed
Same 1-inch sensor class — DJI didn't blow it up and start over. Instead they sharpened the parts you feel every day: cleaner low light, faster slow-motion, storage built right into the camera, and smarter subject tracking. It's an evolution, not a reinvention — which is exactly why the Pocket 3 is still such a smart buy.
Round by round
Low light — Pocket 4. This is the upgrade you'll notice first. Indoors, at golden hour, after sunset — the Pocket 4 holds onto detail and keeps noise down where the Pocket 3 starts to grain up. If you shoot a lot in the evening, this round alone might decide it.
Storage — Pocket 4. It has 107 GB built in. You can pull it out of the box and start filming 4K without buying a card first. The Pocket 3 records to microSD only — great cards, but one more thing to buy and remember.
Slow-motion — Pocket 4. Both shoot gorgeous slow-mo, but the Pocket 4 pushes to 4K/240fps versus 4K/120fps on the Pocket 3. Twice the frames means twice the drama when you slow a moment down.
Tracking — Pocket 4. ActiveTrack 7.0 locks onto your face and holds it better, even when you move around or the light shifts. Walk-and-talk vlogs stay centred without you babysitting the frame.
Audio — Pocket 4. 3 built-in mics, with 4-channel recording when you add a DJI Mic transmitter (sold separately), and a cleaner link to the DJI Mic 3 system. For talking-to-camera and interviews, that's a real head start before you add anything.
Value — Pocket 3. Here's the twist: the Pocket 3 is the better-value pick. It does the daily-vlogging job brilliantly for less money. Not everyone needs the newest tracking and 240fps — and if that's you, the Pocket 3 still punches well above its price.
So… which one is for you?
Get the Pocket 4 if you shoot a lot at night or indoors, you love buttery slow-motion, you film long 4K takes, or you just want the newest and best.
Get the Pocket 3 if it's mostly daily vlogging in good light, or you want the smartest spend — a brilliant pocket camera without paying for the flagship.
The verdict
The Pocket 4 takes more rounds — better low light, longer recording, faster slow-motion and the newest tracking. But the Pocket 3 is still a knockout for everyday creators and the smarter buy if budget matters. There's no wrong answer here; there's only the one that fits your shooting.
Skyorbits in Muscat sells both — official DJI products, official warranty, fast delivery, and installment plans if you'd rather split it.
See the Pocket 4 →See the Pocket 3 →
Quick questions
Should I upgrade from a Pocket 3 to a Pocket 4?
If your Pocket 3 already does what you need, you don't have to. Upgrade if low-light, on-board storage, or 240fps slow-mo genuinely matter to your work.
Which is better for vlogging?
Both are excellent. The Pocket 4 edges ahead in low light and tracking; the Pocket 3 gives you most of the experience for less.
Do I need a memory card?
The Pocket 4 has 107 GB built in, so not to start — add a fast microSD for long 4K shoots. The Pocket 3 needs a microSD from day one (we sell them).
How much do the Pocket 4 and Pocket 3 cost in Oman?
At Skyorbits, including VAT: the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is 209.900 OMR and its Creator Combo 264.900 OMR; the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is 164.900 OMR and its Creator Combo 189.900 OMR. Each product page shows live stock.
Which one takes better photos?
The Pocket 4: DJI lists stills of about 37 MP, against about 9.4 MP on the Pocket 3. For prints and cropping, the Pocket 4 keeps far more detail.
Can I pay in installments?
Yes. Bank Muscat and Meethaq card plans are open to everyone; Skyorbits in-house installments are for Omani nationals aged 18 or over, from 200.000 OMR, with management approval.
In DJI's words
“It delivers cinematic depth via 14 stops of dynamic range and 10-bit D-Log.”
“Capture beautiful moments with a 1-inch CMOS sensor, a 2-inch rotatable touchscreen that supports quick switching between horizontal and vertical shooting, and full-pixel fast focusing.”