DJI appears to be building steady momentum around its next compact vlogging camera, the Osmo Pocket 4, with a series of controlled previews and unofficial disclosures surfacing just days before its expected launch.

The company itself has offered only brief glimpses so far. Recent social media posts have hinted at incremental improvements, including increased onboard storage and enhanced slow-motion video capabilities. Beyond that, DJI has kept most specifications out of public view, maintaining a familiar pattern of measured pre-launch silence.

More detailed information has instead emerged through leaks, notably from Igor Bogdanov, who has shared images and descriptions of the device and its accompanying accessories. His latest disclosures suggest that DJI may be preparing two distinct package options for buyers when the Osmo Pocket 4 is unveiled on April 16.

According to those details, the standard package could include a newly designed LED fill light, along with a handle featuring a 1/4-inch thread. The bundle is also said to contain a wireless transmitter, a compact tripod, and a wide-angle lens. Taken together, the selection points to a setup aimed at users who want a ready-to-use vlogging kit without needing additional purchases.

A second configuration, referred to as the Creator Combo, appears to extend that offering with a broader set of accessories. Leaked information indicates the inclusion of a carrying bag and pouch, a clamp, dual windscreens, and a magnetic charging cable. The additions suggest a more complete toolkit, particularly for users working in varied recording environments.

Pricing, while not officially confirmed, is expected to begin at $499 for the base model. The Creator Combo could reach between $649 and $749, depending on final configuration. These figures remain unverified and may change at launch.

DJI’s staggered approach to revealing features, paired with selective leaks, has kept attention fixed on the Osmo Pocket 4 without fully disclosing its capabilities. With only days remaining before the scheduled announcement, the focus now shifts to whether these early details hold true once the camera is formally introduced.