DJI Osmo Nano wearable 4K camera with built-in 128GB storage

Rank #4 in Best Action Cameras 2026: 10 Ranked, and One AKASO Sold Twice

DJI Osmo Nano Standard Combo (128GB)

£299.00 4.5 from 2,254 Amazon ratings
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The DJI Osmo Nano Standard Combo (128GB) is a 124 g wearable 4K camera that comes in at number 4 in this guide. DJI lists it at £299.00, with a rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 2,254 ratings. The rating spread behind that average is worth seeing: of 100 sampled ratings on the listing, 78 are five-star and 22 sit at four stars or below, so roughly a fifth of buyers marked it down rather than up.

Two numbers in the listing do not agree with each other. The Product Features field reads "360 Degree Capture", while a bullet describes a 143° ultra-wide view — 143° is not 360°. Battery Average Life is listed as 200 minutes, and the bullet that repeats the figure carries a footnote marker, "up to 200 minutes of battery [2]", without the listing saying what the [2] condition is. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for this camera, not from testing by us.

How those 2,254 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.5 stars.

5 star
78%
4 star
9%
3 star
5%
2 star
2%
1 star
6%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £299.00
Rating 4.5 out of 5, from 2,254 ratings
Ratings spread 78 of 100 sampled ratings are 5-star; 22 are 4 or below
Sensor 1/1.3″ CMOS (Optical Sensor Size listed as "1/1,3 pouce")
Video 4K/60fps, with a 143° ultra-wide view
Battery Average Life 200 minutes (the bullet adds a footnote marker, "[2]")
Product Features (as listed) 360 Degree Capture
Storage 128GB built-in, expandable with a microSD card

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“One of the best cameras I've used. Previously I've owned a bunch of GoPros. The Hero 5,7,9 and 10. I currently own the DJI Action 5 Pro and DJI Pocket 3 and this beats them all.Now of course it is not perfect and I will give you my reasons for that. Firstly the battery life is a little short but if you carry a power bank with you then it's a problem that becomes none existent. Also the memory. I shoot in 4K 25FPS and I have a 128GB and 256MB micro SD cards. I bought the 64GB version and not the 128GB of the DJI Nano. I kind of wish I had gone for the 128GB version but as long as your sensible and keep the vision dock close by then you can easily transfer your photos and videos to the vision dock and the memory card in the vision dock. It's something you learn to do. Like memory management I guess you could say.So that's the negatives.The positives are that it is compatible with the DJI Mic 2 and DJI Mic Mini which gives amazing audio. I guess if you already have the DJI microphones already then you're already in the DJI ecosystem.Now here is the best part. This camera you can literally mount anywhere. On your baseball cap. On a pendant and you hardly know it's there. It gives scope for new angles, more interesting angles. The portability factor of this camera just blows you away.For me. Someone who makes camping videos on YouTube I'm excited by the variable camera angles I can now take. It gives me freedom to show what I want in areas that would previously been unavailable. And better still it can record in 10bit Colour Profile M which looks grey on the screen. But some editing in software means that initial grey screen that brings down the highlights and brings up the darker areas can be edited to just how I want them. There is no loss in detail in the highlights or the darker areas. All of it can be recovered in post production.The quality of the final image is on par with my DJI Action 5 Pro.The camera is light weight and therefore more versatile than say the DJI Action 5Pro or now newer Action 6. And for under £250 represents amazing value for money. I've spent £400 or £500 on action cameras before and never in my wildest dreams had the ability to take such interesting angles as I can with this.The camera section is water proof and therefore vision dock you really need to keep in the dry. But now I can put the camera part at the bottom of a glass. Place the magnetic pendant underneath and pour a drink. It's that ability to take rarely seen angles and perspectives that is the best part about the camera. Stick an Action 5 or 6 on your cap with the cap mount and wow do you feel the weight of it. With this DJI Nano you hardly know it's there. Plus the camera section is magnetic and can be put on lampposts or on a knife as you cut through an onion for example.Only your imagination is limiting factor. Not the camera.And I for one will be the first in the queue for the DJI Nano 2 because this little box of magic is worth its weight in gold.”

Pab272
Verified purchase

“Great quality videos, its small and can be conveniently placed on your chest with the magnetic necklace. Used for quad biking, snorkeling in the Caribbean. Definitely worth getting. I wanted something I can turn on I understand the quality difference than I do nothing I don't want to faff.It does have good battery life but the camera does get very warm depending upon length of time used.Next nice and easy to your phone via the app and the image stability is spot on you can't tell that you're walking around with it on your neck”

KJ

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Action Cameras 2026: 10 Ranked, and One AKASO Sold Twice.

Questions people ask

What can the DJI Osmo Nano record?

The listing says 4K/60fps with a 143° ultra-wide view from a 1/1.3″ sensor, with 10-bit and D-Log M colour for edits.

How long does the DJI Osmo Nano battery last?

The spec table gives Battery Average Life as 200 minutes, and the bullet says "up to 200 minutes of battery [2]". The listing does not explain what the [2] footnote refers to.

Does the DJI Osmo Nano have image stabilisation?

The spec table says Has Image Stabilization: Yes, of the Digital type. The listing gives no further detail on how it works.

How much storage does the DJI Osmo Nano Standard Combo have?

128GB built-in, and the listing says you can expand it with a microSD card.

How many batteries does the DJI Osmo Nano take?

The listing states "2 C batteries required. (included)", which sits oddly beside the 200-minute battery figure and the 124 g weight. The spec field does not say where those batteries go.

Is the DJI Osmo Nano a 360-degree camera?

The Product Features field says "360 Degree Capture", but the bullet describes a 143° ultra-wide view. The two numbers do not match.

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