DJI has unveiled two new smartphone gimbals, the Osmo Mobile 7 and 7P, with the latter offering native app tracking on both Android and iOS thanks to its “Multifunctional Module.” That feature is clearly designed to rival Insta360’s Flow 2 Pro, which until yesterday only offered native app tracking on iPhones via Apple’s Dockkit.
The primary differences between the Osmo Pocket 7 and 7P is that the latter comes with the Multifunctional Module, while the Osmo Mobile 7 doesn’t (though it can be purchased separately later if you change your mind). The Osmo Mobile 7P also has a built-in extension rod that’s missing on the Osmo Mobile 7. With that said, the products look very similar and have the same folding design carried over from the Osmo Mobile 6. A key addition to both is that the tripod is now built in to the gimbal (just like on the Flow 2 Pro) so you no longer need to screw on an accessory like before.
DJI sent me the Osmo Mobile 7P to test, so I’ll be…
