DJI's pocket gimbal camera keeps cabled connectivity minimal: a single USB-C port handles charging, file transfer, and plug-and-play webcam use, while a microSD slot (cards up to 1 TB) provides all storage since there is no internal memory. There is no 3.5mm jack on the body itself — external audio runs through the included three-mic array, a DJI wireless mic, or a USB-C audio adapter. A magnetic expansion/accessory port on the base connects DJI's handle and creator accessories. For fast offloading, pulling the microSD card beats the USB-C data path.
Device Information
- Manufacturer
- DJI
- Release Year
- 2023
- Model Number
- Osmo Pocket 3
- Category
- Camera
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Available Ports
| Connector | Quantity | Power (PD) | Capabilities | Label | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USB Type-C (USB 2.0) | 1 | — | — | USB-C | Charging, file transfer, and UVC webcam output |
| MicroSD Card Slot | 1 | — | — | microSD card slot | Cards up to 1 TB; UHS-I Speed Grade 3 / V30 recommended; no internal storage |
Notes & Compatibility
Minimal cabled I/O: one USB-C port (charging, file transfer, UVC webcam) modeled as USB 2.0 (DJI does not publish a SuperSpeed tier for the data port; bulk offload is via the card). microSD slot supports cards up to 1 TB (UHS-I recommended). NO 3.5mm jack on the unit — audio via the built-in 3-mic array, DJI wireless mic, or a USB-C audio adapter. The magnetic accessory port on the bottom takes DJI’s handles and accessories; it’s a proprietary docking contact, not a cable port. On DJI’s 65W PD charger (sold separately) it reaches 80% in 16 minutes. Plugged in while recording, it runs off the cable and only charges the battery once you stop. Third-party mics go in over USB-C (digital) or a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter.