So, I put 4 stars instead of 5 to get your attention! For a consumer rather than pro product, this should get 5 stars - but there are a couple of lacking features that might bother even the consumer customer.

Picked this up not quite knowing what to expect but have been very impressed so far. Along with 4k video it's great at time-lapse and motionlapse photography. Really very high quality gimbal and camera you can actually fit in your pocket.

Compact, quick start up, very easy to use

Being an owner of multiple DJI products, I knew this product would be just as great. I always have this camera with me. You can use as a stand alone or connect with it using your phone. I also use it mounted to the windshield of my car and operate it with my phone. Don't go on vacation without one.

First up - I usually purchase these products online however after speaking to an informative sales assistant @ Garden City I was sold. The DJI Osmo Pocket is something I will use more than the previous version as its so quick to use. I have done a video review below of it.

Easy to use; Compact; Build quality; Battery life; Screen size

Just amazing!! Motion lapse, timelapse, slo-mo, follow feature, panorama, 3 axis gimbal.. All fits in your pocket!!!!

I normally use a Canon M50 to shoot my Vlogs but this camera gives me so much more flexibility. I don't always use a gimbal for my shoots, and gimbals takes time to set-up and balance. So this Osmo pocket is a game changer.

The Osmo Pocket is now an addition to my arsenal of cameras.

At £549, the Osmo isn’t particularly cheap. It costs almost as much as DJI’s Phantom 3 Standard quadcopter, in fact – but arguably it’s aimed at an entirely different crowd, one that doesn’t mind being tethered to the ground because of the extra control that gives them. After all, you can’t fly a Phantom 3 through a narrow hallway, but you can walk down one wielding an Osmo. And the footage will be silky smooth. While its imaging performance with the Zenmuse X3 camera isn’t flawless, the Osmo’s really in a category of its own at the moment; there’s no comparable stabilised camera on the market, and to get similar functionality with a DSLR or CSC you’d end up spending far more money on not only the camera but on stabilisation tech. The Osmo is a self-contained package (although I’d suggest you buy the tripod to expand the functionality a bit), and for its price it can’t currently be beaten. Buy the Osmo here from DJI

Super-smart stabilisation; Decent imaging quality; Ergonomic, compact design;

Doesn’t work with standard tripods; Mic records gimbal sounds;

Super-smart stabilisation; Decent imaging quality; Ergonomic, compact design;

Doesn’t work with standard tripods; Mic records gimbal sounds;