If you have been holding out on getting the latest DJI Osmo Pocket camera because you wanted something other than the usual stealthy dark grey finish, you are in luck.
DJI has officially brought the Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White to Malaysia. The fresh colourway gives the camera a much cleaner lifestyle look, featuring a pearlescent finish that subtly shifts in tone depending on how the light hits it.
Underneath the fresh skin, however, you still get the full dual-lens setup and cinema-grade imaging hardware of the standard edition.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White price and bundle package
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White is now available in Malaysia through the official DJI online store as well as authorised retailers nationwide like Shopee and Lazada.
You can choose between these two combos:
- Standard Combo – RM2,419
- Vlog Combo – RM2,739
The Standard Combo gives you the essential kit for everyday shooting. Inside the box, you will find the Pearl White camera itself, a matching white fill light, a white wrist strap, a white handle with an integrated 1/4-inch tripod thread, a white Osmo Pocket Pro carrying pouch and a high-speed USB-C to USB-C cable supporting USB 3.1 speeds.
If you want an all-in-one content creation rig, the Vlog Combo bundles dedicated wireless audio and hands-free shooting gear. On top of everything found in the Standard Combo, it adds a DJI Mic Mini 2 wireless transmitter (featuring a windscreen, magnetic clip, front covers and magnetic charging cable), Osmo FrameTap viewfinder remote, Osmo Mini Tripod and an upgraded Osmo Pocket Pro Carrying Bag.
If you want protection against accidental slips while out shooting, DJI also offers its Care Refresh plans locally. The one-year plan goes for RM179 and covers up to two device replacements, while the two-year plan costs RM299 for up to four replacements.
Both tiers protect against drops, collisions and water damage, alongside international warranty service and free return shipping.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White specs and features
Aside from the new coat of paint, the hardware and specs remains identical to the standard Osmo Pocket 4P.
The main feature of this device is its dual-camera module mounted on a three-axis stabilised gimbal. The main shooter is a 20mm wide-angle lens with an all-new 1-inch CMOS sensor and an f/2.0 aperture.
Powered by LOFIC sensor technology, DJI claims this camera delivers up to 17 stops of dynamic range, helping preserve details in harsh backlighting or glaring sunsets.
For video, it shoots up to 4K at a rapid 240 fps for smooth 8x ultra-HD slow-motion playback, backed by a 10-bit D-Log 2 colour profile capable of capturing over one billion colours for post-production grading.
Right beside it sits a secondary 60mm medium-telephoto lens with an f/1.8 aperture that delivers an f/6.3 equivalent depth of field. This provides 3x optical zoom and extends up to 12x digitally, making it ideal for flattering portrait shots with natural background blur without crowding your subject.
For still photography, the camera captures 37MP images and includes a 4K Live Photo feature that automatically saves a 1.5-second 4K video clip for every snapshot.
Keeping your shots framed is straightforward with the help of ActiveTrack 8.0, which automatically follows people, pets, dynamic shapes or moving vehicles.
Battery endurance is rated at up to 210 minutes of recording time on a single charge. When you run low on power, fast charging juices the battery from flat to 80% in about 18 minutes.
Offloading your footage is pretty straightforward, whether you prefer going wireless or plugging in directly. For wired transfers, the built-in USB 3.1 Type-C port pushes transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s to a PC, tablet or smartphone using the included cable.
If you are on an iPhone, DJI has introduced an automatic background transfer feature that wirelessly beams newly recorded clips to your device as soon as the camera is powered down.
For the smoothest experience, DJI recommends an iPhone 16 series handset or newer running iOS 26.4.1 or later, with the camera battery sitting above 15%. The 15% battery threshold applies strictly to the background sync tool so the camera does not quietly drain completely in your bag. You can still shoot video and snap photos normally until the battery actually hits empty.
Android users need not worry either. While the automated background offload is tailored for iOS, anyone on Android can still link up wirelessly through the standard DJI companion app to pull footage manually or hook up via the USB-C cable for high-speed transfers.
Beyond file management, the Pearl White model remains fully compatible with DJI’s broader Osmo ecosystem. That means you can easily expand your setup with optional add-ons like magnetic ND filters, polarising filters, wide-angle lens adapters, extended battery handles and OsmoAudio wireless microphones.
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