The DJI Pocket 2 features the same three-axis gimbal camera you find on DJI's line of prosumer drones. As such, you can expect high-quality, super-smooth videography from a tiny hand-held device.

The most substantial improvement DJI has made to the Pocket 2 gimbal is the enlargement of the sensor, going from a 1/2.3-inch to 1/1.7-inch.

The DJI Pocket 2 will start at $349, the same price as the 2018 version. There will also be a “Creator Combo” for $499 that will come with a whole bunch of useful accessories.

That’s $90 more than the black DJI Pocket 2, which for $349 gets you the same accessories except for a sling strap. With that in mind, the black Pocket 2 is clearly better value.

The Osmo Pocket 3 retails for $519 / £489 / AU$849 and includes the Osmo Pocket 3, a Type-C to Type-C PD Cable, an Osmo Pocket 3 Protective Cover, a DJI Wrist Strap, and an Osmo Pocket 3 Handle ...

First up, the DJI Pocket 2 comes with a 1/1.7-inch CMOS sensor, larger than the 1/2.3-inch sensor that shipped with its predecessor. It can also take images at 64 megapixels, up from 12 megapixels.

At the top end, the Pocket 2 will record at 4K/60 fps (100Mbit) or up to 240 fps at FHD. For those that prefer still images, there’s a high-resolution mode for 64-megapixel stills though no ...

DJI Pocket 2 can shoot at a maximum of 4K (3840 x 2160) / 60fps, but a high-speed, large-capacity microSD card is required to shoot at 4K / 60fps for a long time. With the microSD card used for ...

Then there's also a DJI Pocket 2 Creator Combo, available for $499 / £469 / AU$799, which includes the basic bundle's accessories plus a Do-It-All Handle, Micro Tripod, Wide-Angle Lens ...

The DJI Pocket 2 isn't perfect but it's the best stabilised vlogging camera you can fit in your pocket, by far – and a big upgrade on a smartphone for on-the-hoof vloggers who want to travel light.