DJI Osmo Mobile 6

User comments reveal a product that generally satisfies but carries notable frustrations. Several users who upgraded from the OM4 to the OM6 report that the older model actually feels more robust and produces smoother footage, with one user stating: 'I had the OM 4 and recently got the OM 6. But I think the 4 is more robust. Feels stronger than the 6. For gimbal stability, I also think the OM 4 is smoother than the OM 6.' Weight capacity is a recurring pain point — users report that adding an ND filter from Sandmarc to an iPhone 15 Pro Max maxes out the OM6's payload, a problem that dates back to earlier models. Phone compatibility frustrates Android users specifically: a Samsung A35 owner couldn't find confirmation their phone was supported, and an S22 user worried about incompatibility. Several users recommend the newer Osmo Mobile 7P instead because it has a built-in tracking camera, eliminating the need to use DJI's Mimo app — a significant workflow complaint. The Insta360 Flow is mentioned as a strong competitor, with one user flatly calling it 'a killer for dji osmo 6.' Positive comments cluster around the product being good enough for casual content creation, especially when paired with newer iPhones that combine hardware gimbal stabilization with software IS. Pricing receives positive mentions when on sale — users report finding it for under $100, which they consider excellent value. A practical tip appears multiple times: disable your phone's built-in stabilization when using the gimbal, as the two systems fight each other.

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