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DJI is running a ‘worldwide’ giveaway for the Osmo Pocket 4, despite not launching it in the US yet

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DJI is running a ‘worldwide’ giveaway for the Osmo Pocket 4, despite not launching it in the US yet
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DJI launched the new Osmo Pocket 4 on April 16, not long after price and specs details were leaked online. Now, the company is giving the fans the opportunity to win one for free through a worldwide giveaway. The Pocket 4 is one of the DJI products that has failed to launch in the United States this year, due to authorization difficulties in the region.

The same is the case for the DJI Lito 1 and Lito X1 drones. They’re available directly from DJI UK, EU, and AU, but no official retailer is carrying these products in the US. According to DJI spokesperson Daisy Kong, a “pending FCC authorization” is why the Pocket 4 hasn’t made it to the US yet, and the new drones remain banned by an FCC decision in December 2025.

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 giveaway

Entering the giveaway is simple. All you have to do is follow the official DJI Power account (@djipowerglobal), then you must like, comment, and repost. Entries are valid until May 14, and the winner will be announced the next day. The most intriguing part of this giveaway is the fact that it is “Open worldwide” to participants.

It’s not immediately clear if this ‘worldwide’ giveaway includes the United States, due to a lack of terms and conditions available right now. We’re still waiting for DJI to confirm whether the region is included. In the meantime, though, we suppose there’s no harm done if you wish to enter despite being located in the US.

Anyone in the US trying to view the Pocket 4 product page on the official DJI store will still be met with a 404 error and be redirected to the store’s homepage. Elsewhere in the world, Standard and Creator combos are openly available to purchase.


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