Action 2 Power Combo (32GB) WITHOUT Magnetic Protective Case, Action Camera with Extended Battery Module, 155° FOV, Magnetic Attachments, Stabilization Technology, Waterproof Camera Ideal

I like versatility and the magnet form factor let's me be creative. Yes unit warms up if you record stationary and in warm environment. However attaching with battery pack gives more tolerance to heat. Microphone recording was the biggest surprise! If not windy, output was clear and not muffled or tinny. Im a filmmaker and having secondary mic placement is great for coverage!

Amazing camera! With the right settings, (focusing on motion blur, wide views, and smoothness) you’ll be able to get a unique look that I prefer over GoPro. The power combo has a longer battery life than the front display combo, just keep in mind that you’ll need the front screen combo if the screen on the camera gets damaged. Stabilization is great for filming without mechanical vibrations, but horizon steady freaks out when trying to film walks on the necklace mount. The app is helpful and it is not hard to connect to bluetooth like some other older action cameras. Overall great camera, blows other action cams out of the water! I’ve had this camera for a few years and I would buy this one again if it ever broke.

AVOID THE PRODUCT AT ALL COSTS! IT RUINED MY TRIPS WITH GIRLS. English is not my native language. Forgive me if any issues. 1. EXTREMELY HOT! HOT TO TOUCH after running 10mins at 1080/30. Don't dream you could take a 4k handheld with it. 4k60 would only record less than 5 MINS before it stops. Even after updating to the latest firmware, the battery balance function between the main module to display module would never work. The display module WOULD CHARGE THE MAIN MODULE CONSTANTLY if the main module is not a full-on battery. (Which drains the battery, cause heat even you turn off the machine). Not only does it generate heat, but also ruined your videos. For example, I was shooting 4k30 under straight sunlight for three minutes and it popup a hot warning. BUT IT DOES NOT STOP RECORDING! The voice recording getting more and more lagging and finally cut off, than the video's signal. 2. Production or Design issue with the pin connection ( See my video, sorry for its the Chinese language) I found the issue when mounting the cubic on my car hood. If you mount the two cubics together on mounts runs with a shake, it would lose communication between the card and machine randomly. Start recording, few seconds, and it beep, then stop. WHY DID YOU MAKE A CAMERA THAT COULD NOT USE IN ANY MOVING SCENARIO? 3. THE DJI MIMO APP WAS A NIGHTMARE On Android 12, which few lastest phones got, every time you load with apps it loads resources and asks for permissions. OK, I can take it. But AI editor was working on android 11 would not work anymore for half a year. (I have other DJI products too, exp OSMO mobile/Action) Downloading any clips from cubics would drain its battery, and the fastest I got is 20m/s. The most of time, it pop-ups saying an unstable connection only got 6 to 10 mb/s. You probably think you can use the cable to connect it to the computer. NO, THE USB PORT IS USB 2.0, which is super slow. IT WOULD BE A DAY AND NIGHT DIFFERENCE IF YOU TRANSFER FILES WITH A CARD READER. 4. PICKY CARD CHOICE. I got there Sam's EVO Select card, it's got 90m/s read and write on all test software. But you the machine can take it at the original firmware, not the updated one. It runs hots, and card speed getting slow down. Boom all things happened inside the 3 mins timeframe. 40m/s MicroCenter TF card? Yep, I will take it. 60m/s Sandisk? Why not. 90m/s Sam ? Nah Nah Nah. But Sam's PRO card works. I got no idea 5. TOO MANY PROBLEMS I HAVE NOT ENOUGH TIME TO WRITE DOWN. Using this is like asking your father to help you with your housework. It never works man, it never works. Thanks to Amazon providing me with the best solution they could. I called them, they redirected me to the DJI care team. I gave all the issues and suggestions. YES, I AM A DJI FANBOY, I AM JUST SAD. Not disappointed just sad man. I do not trust this device at all scenario anymore.

DJI Action 2 was recommended by friends who swear by it. It is a very good action camera that is very easy to use and produces high quality footage. I particularly like how it is able to perform well even underwater, and also in low-light. It has slightly less lag vs. than GoPro 9 and seldom restarts when used like an action cam (i.e. in movement, with wind, etc.). I like going to the waterparks with the kids and the Action 2 is perfect. I'm waiting on my waterproof case we can use it in Hawaii where I can really test it!! All in all I like the way the Action 2 handles in/out of water. Oh the size is another HUGE plus! Easy to carry around. Aesthetically this is the next evolution of an action cam. Well done DJI.

This review is geared toward FPV pilots, especially freestyle folks. If you’re torn between this and a GoPro, here’s my take as someone who owns both. I used to fly Gopros for freestyle. For freestyle performance, the DJI Action 2 is hands-down the best FPV camera out there. Let’s be real: if you’re all about crisp cinematic footage over how your quad flies, go with a GoPro. But for pure freestyle? This is your winner. I fly freestyle for fun and also film professionally with top pilots across the U.S. Most of us swear by the DJI Action 2 for freestyle. The size and weight make my quad handle noticeably better compared to my newer GoPros. I save GoPros for cinematic shots on cinewhoops or long-range rigs, but for freestyle, the Action 2’s flight performance trumps the slightly better image quality of a GoPro. Price-wise, aim to snag it under $300 when it dips, and definitely get the Asurion protection plan. You will smash the back screen first, then the camera itself. I keep a few Action 2s in rotation with Asurion for freestyle. Pros: Size and weight make your quad fly like a dream—matty flips and inverted tricks feel effortless. Image quality is solid, especially for how much smaller it is than a GoPro. Limited internal storage forces you to back up footage to the charging base (with the SD card). I love this because I’ve lost GoPro footage by forgetting to save after nailing a line. The square design looks slick on a freestyle quad, way more aesthetic than a GoPro. Tons of 3D-printed mounts are available for pretty much any quad. It’s a dope little B-camera for vacations with its chest mount and attachments. That said, I prefer my Insta360 Go 3 for quick family trip vids since it’s even smaller and the app’s easier. Cons: Battery life is meh, but that’s the trade-off for the tiny size. You can tweak the auto-off settings and keep it plugged into the base charger to stretch it. If you’re freestyling all day, buy two. Like any action cam, this thing will break when you’re freestyling. Asurion is a must, and grabbing two cameras keeps one in rotation. The back screen usually goes first—sometimes it lasts months, sometimes it’s toast on the first crash. A toilet tank battery can help protect it.

I recently got my hands on the DJI Action 2 Dual-Screen Combo, and it has exceeded my expectations! This compact 4K action camera is incredibly versatile, featuring dual OLED touchscreens that make it easy to frame shots and navigate settings. The 155° field of view captures stunning wide-angle footage, perfect for vlogging or action sports. I love the magnetic attachments, which allow for quick mounting on various surfaces, and the stabilization technology ensures smooth video even during intense activities. Plus, it's waterproof, making it ideal for underwater adventures. Overall, the DJI Action 2 is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to capture high-quality video in a portable and user-friendly package!

At first I was a bit hesitant to get the Action 2 because it looks different, but after looking at a few Youtube reviews I got really interested because the modular design actually makes the Action 2 more adaptive than usual cameras. Whereas the GP10 got heavier, the Action 2 got lighter compared to its predecessor. It is more comparable to the modular Insta 360 One R but I preferred the Action 2 because you can't go wrong with DJI. 4k videos are buttery smooth and I really enjoy the wider FOV. Cropping for stabilization is very acceptable and horizon levelling is better than a GoPro. The Action 2 has tons of features and I really like gesture and voice commands so you can take videos and photos even when you're on your own. The DJI Mimo App is really helpful for some light editing work and for sharing files. I have both the DJI Pocket 2 and the Action 2 and both have their uses. For vloggers and for those who want a tough handy device that can virtually do anything you want with it, the Action 2 is a must have. I've put the Action 2 through the wringer and it has survived time and time again. I can't say enough good things about this thing.

After turning on 5 times it basically bricks itself until you activate it. I actually had to go back to my 5 year old Google Pixel to get a phone connect to the camera just to activate it as newer devices wouldn't connect. And you have to download the app from their website since they won't provide it in the Google Play Store. Otherwise, the camera is pretty good. Battery is mediocre and it gets hot. I also bought a Insta360 One RS at the same time... it's a much better device (easier to use, no painful activation, less heat, better audio, etc.). Only advantage to the DJI Action 2 is the ability to have the smaller camera snap onto a magnet under your shirt. Unless you're looking for the smaller form camera to get a body angle, I'd pass on the DJI device.