• DJI has announced a launch event for November 18
• We’ll almost certainly see the DJI Osmo Action 6 make its debut
• Potential pricing for the action camera has leaked as well

Things are moving fast when it comes to the DJI Osmo Action 6: DJI has posted a teaser with a launch date for the long-rumored successor to the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro, while global pricing for the action camera has leaked as well.

First, there’s the official teaser, with the tag line “square up, nail the move”. That’s rather ambiguous, but we think it might refer to a square camera sensor – which, as per previous rumors, is going to be a larger 1/1.1-inch size in this new model.

Less ambiguous is the launch date and time of Tuesday November 18, with events getting underway at 12pm GMT (that’s 4am PT / 7am ET / 11pm AEDT). We will of course be ready and waiting to bring you the announcements as they’re made.

The teaser image focuses on the main camera of the DJI Osmo Action 6, and judging by the animation, it looks as though we’re in line for a variable aperture this time around – the first time we’ll have seen one on an action camera, and also previously rumored.

Global pricing leaks

Now to the unofficial updates, and Dealabs (via Notebookcheck) thinks that the starting price in the US will be $379. That compares to $349 for the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro Standard Combo bundle, though of course the bundle details may differ.

The pricing will be £329 in the UK and €379 in Europe, according to the same tipster, with the more extensive Adventure Combo package coming in at $479 / £419 / €479 – that’s a slight increase over the same bundle for the 2024 model camera.

This leak doesn’t mention Australian pricing, but the DJI Osmo Action Pro 5 pricing was AU$599 for the Standard Combo and AU$769 for the Adventure Combo, so we can probably expect something along those lines or a little higher for the new model.

All the indications are that this is going to be quite a substantial upgrade and very much a contender for our list of the best action cameras you can buy, and within a couple of weeks everything will be official – even as a potential US ban for DJI looms.

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