DJI Brings Osmo 360 II and ROMO 2 to IFA 2026

DJI will use IFA 2026 in Berlin to introduce three products to European audiences: the Osmo 360 II, ROMO 2, and an expanded DJI Power ecosystem. The launches show how DJI is moving beyond drones and handheld cameras into intelligent home cleaning and residential energy products.

Three European Debuts Across Different Categories

The most detailed debut is the Osmo 360 II, DJI’s new flagship panoramic camera. It supports up to 8K video at 60fps, potentially giving action creators more flexibility to reframe scenes after recording. That can be useful when filming sports, travel, or other situations where keeping a conventional camera pointed at the subject is difficult.

ROMO 2 represents DJI’s continuing expansion into intelligent home cleaning. However, the announcement does not disclose its cleaning system, navigation hardware, battery life, or other specifications. Visitors will therefore need to wait for the Berlin presentation before meaningful comparisons with existing robot vacuums can be made.

The third debut concerns DJI Power, with the company preparing to expand its portable and home energy solutions. A new balcony solar system will appear alongside existing power stations and expansion batteries. DJI has not yet provided complete technical information for the new system, including output capacity, supported configurations, or regional installation requirements.

Osmo Pocket 4P Adds a Second Lens

DJI will also demonstrate the recently launched Osmo Pocket 4P. Its major change is a dual-lens camera system combining a wide-angle lens with a 60mm medium-telephoto lens. The main camera uses a 1-inch CMOS sensor and supports up to 4K/240fps recording, while DJI claims a dynamic range of 17 stops.

The 60mm f/1.8 lens is intended for portraits and tighter compositions without relying entirely on digital cropping. Other features include three-axis mechanical stabilization, ActiveTrack 8.0, up to 12x zoom, and the new 10-bit D-Log 2 color profile. At 230g, the Pocket 4P targets creators who want multiple focal lengths without carrying a larger interchangeable-lens camera and gimbal.

Mic Mini 2S Focuses on Lightweight Production

For audio recording, the Mic Mini 2S combines a compact wireless design with 32-bit float recording and 28 hours of internal storage. The system can operate with as many as four transmitters connected to one receiver, making it relevant to interviews, panel discussions, and multi-presenter videos.

Two-level AI noise cancellation and three voice-tone presets are included, although their effectiveness will depend on recording conditions. Direct OsmoAudio connectivity can simplify setups involving compatible DJI cameras by reducing the need for additional cables or adapters.

A Broader Ecosystem Than the Debuts Suggest

The IFA booth will also feature camera drones, stabilizers, transmission equipment, enterprise aircraft, and agricultural platforms. Models listed for display range from the Mini 5 Pro and Mavic 4 Pro to the Matrice 4E, Matrice 4T, Agras T100, and Agras T70P. This makes the exhibition relevant to consumers as well as professional imaging, inspection, mapping, and agricultural users.

Four free workshops are scheduled for September 5-6, with drone sessions at 11:00 and handheld sessions at 15:00. The wider showcase runs from September 4-8, 2026, between 10:00 and 18:00 at Hall 20-129, Messe Berlin. No pricing or wider European release schedule was included in the announcement, so the event should provide the first opportunity to clarify those details directly with DJI.