XTRA Launches 4K/240fps Pocket Camera in US as DJI Faces FCC Sales Ban

1 articles · Updated · Newsshooter · Jun 11

XTRA Technology plans to sell the Muse 2 Pro in the US this summer, bringing a pocket gimbal camera with a 1-inch sensor, 3-axis stabilization, 107GB storage and 4K video at up to 240fps.
The launch matters because DJI cannot legally sell its Osmo Pocket 4P in the US after landing on the FCC Covered List in late 2025, which blocks new hardware approvals after a required security review missed its deadline.
Notebookcheck and earlier reporting said the Muse 2 Pro closely matches the Osmo Pocket 4P in design and features, including ActiveTrack 7.0, 10-bit D-Log, a dual-camera layout and compatibility with DJI mic systems.
XTRA has followed the same playbook before: its 2025 Muse and action cameras were reported to mirror DJI products, with app code, hardware teardowns and side-by-side testing all pointing to rebranded DJI devices.
Price has not been announced, but the gap will be closely watched because XTRA's appeal rests on offering near-DJI hardware in the US without DJI's firmware, warranty and repair support.