DJI’s Osmo Pocket 3 camera now starts at $799 following Trump’s tariffs

If you are concerned about how new US tariffs can affect future electronic purchases, do not look anything else than DJI. The company has raised the price popular Osmo Pocket 3 Camera for $ 799 or $ 280 (54 percent) for spending at the beginning. The pocket 3 creative combo, which contains wireless microphone 2 and other accessories, went from 700 to $ 950 to $ 950. Recent tariffs caught by President Trump said “Of course among the main considerations”, the company informs Chinese products Eve.

Osmo pocket 3, installed gimbal, motorized theme tracking and excellent video quality, even in low light, was a success as a result of giving up thanks to a large 1-inch sensor that provides excellent video quality. For these reasons, it is an option to widely loved by content creators and recommended several EngadGet Camera Sales Guides – In fact, we got a bit for our reporters.

Despite DJI’s diplomatic inscription, it is fair to say that new tariffs are 100 percent of the price increase. The price is the same as in Europe and in Canada, it shows that there are no other technical reasons to improve it. DJI increased the US price from 520 to $ 620 a few months ago in China’s Chinese products in China from 520 to $ 620. Other DJI products such as drones have not yet risen to the price.

Dji said that Osmo pocket 3 is one of the most sold products in the company’s history and “the popularity that continues to exceed expectations.” However, the original $ 520 price (the powerful feature of the camera), this was the most likely to be a bargain next to the standard compact cameras, such as Canoe’s new $ 899 POWERSHOT V1. Of $ 799, Pocket 3 loses its competitive advantage.

It is difficult to find 3 in the pocket in the US (and elsewhere) at any price on the DJI request. The company is facing all of this Full ban on his drone products In 2026, in the absence of regulators in the United States. This will affect consumers, as well as consumers, because its drones are widely used in production, emergency services and elsewhere – and in terms of technology are more ahead of competitors. Dji sent a official letter In March, he asked for five National Security Agency (DHS, DOD, FBA, NSA and Fire)