DJI IFA 2026 plans are now official, with the company confirming it will bring three product debuts and its full lineup to Berlin this September. The global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology announced its participation on August 27, 2026, saying visitors to the trade show will be able to see the new products for the first time in Europe. The event runs from September 4 to September 8, and DJI will be set up in Hall 20-129 at Messe Berlin, where attendees can get hands-on time with hardware from across its entire portfolio.
The headline debut is the Osmo 360 II, which DJI describes as its flagship 360 degree camera. The company says the new model draws on 12 years of handheld imaging expertise and can record panoramic video at up to 8K and 60 frames per second. The other two products making their European debuts sit outside the camera category entirely. According to DJI, one is aimed at improving intelligent home cleaning, and the other expands the company’s portable and home energy solutions.
DJI IFA 2026 Debuts and New Creator Tools
Beyond the debuting hardware, DJI IFA 2026 visitors will get a chance to try two of the company’s most recently launched creative tools, the Osmo Pocket 4P and the Mic Mini 2S. The Osmo Pocket 4P pushes forward the gimbal camera category that DJI pioneered, and it does so with a dual lens setup built for both close and distant shots. Its primary wide-angle lens uses a new 1-inch CMOS sensor that delivers 17 stops of dynamic range and supports slow motion capture at up to 4K and 240 frames per second. A second 60mm medium telephoto lens with an f/1.8 aperture handles portrait work at a classic focal length. Earlier coverage of the Osmo Pocket 4 showed how central the pocket gimbal line has become to DJI’s creator business, and the 4P adds a 10-bit D-Log 2 color profile capable of capturing over one billion colors, 3-axis mechanical stabilization, ActiveTrack 8.0, and up to 12x zoom in a 230 gram body.
The Mic Mini 2S is DJI’s newest ultra-compact wireless microphone, built for creators who want professional audio without carrying extra gear. It offers 28 hours of internal storage with 32-bit float recording, support for up to four transmitters and one receiver at the same time, two-level AI noise canceling, three voice tone presets, and direct connection to Osmo devices through OsmoAudio. The current Osmo 360 will also be on display in the handheld area, joined by the Osmo Pocket 3, Osmo Pocket 4, Osmo Action 6, Osmo Nano, Mic Mini 2, Ronin 4D, RS 4 Mini, RS 4 Pro, RS 5, DJI SDR Transmission, and Focus Pro.
Drones, Power Systems, and Workshops in Hall 20-129
The booth will also give visitors a broad look at DJI’s flying hardware. The consumer and prosumer camera drone display includes the Mavic 4 Pro, Air 3S, Mini 5 Pro, Neo 2, Lito 1, Lito X1, Flip, Avata 360, and Inspire 3. On the professional side, DJI is bringing its enterprise and agriculture solutions to the show, including the Matrice 4E, Matrice 4T, Agras T100, Agras T70P, and Mavic 3M. Taken together, the DJI IFA 2026 exhibit covers everything from palm-sized consumer drones to heavy agricultural aircraft designed for crop work.
Energy products get their own space at the booth as well. Attendees can try out the DJI Power lineup, which includes the Power 1000 Mini, Power 1000 V2, Power 2000, and the Power Expansion Battery 2000, along with the company’s new balcony solar system. These products reflect the portable and home energy direction that one of the three European debuts is expected to expand.
DJI will also run four workshops during the show, and all of them are open to any visitor. The sessions take place on September 5 and 6, with a drone-focused workshop at 11:00 and a handheld-focused workshop at 15:00 each day, and each session lasts 30 minutes. Creators will host the first three workshops, while DJI staff will lead the fourth. The DJI IFA 2026 booth is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00 in Hall 20-129 at Messe Berlin throughout the September 4 to 8 event.
