DJI Pocket 1 and Pocket 2 are both compact, handheld cameras designed for capturing stabilized video footage. However, DJI made several improvements and upgrades when they released the Pocket 2. Here are ten key differences between the two:

1. Camera Sensor and Lens:

   • Pocket 1: Equipped with a 1/2.3-inch sensor and a fixed f/2.0 lens.

   • Pocket 2: Features a larger 1/1.7-inch sensor and a wider f/1.8 lens, allowing for better low-light performance and improved image quality.

2. Video Resolution:

   • Pocket 1: Capable of recording 4K video at 60 frames per second (fps).

   • Pocket 2: Offers the same 4K resolution but with the added ability to record at 60fps in 4K and up to 120fps in 1080p, providing smoother and more versatile video options.

3. Audio Quality:

   • Pocket 1: Mono microphone setup.

   • Pocket 2: Features a more advanced three-microphone array with improved audio quality and noise reduction. It also supports an external microphone via an adapter.

4. Modular Design:

   • Pocket 1: Lacked a modular design, making it less adaptable to various shooting scenarios.

   • Pocket 2: Offers a modular design with an expansion port, allowing users to attach accessories like a wide-angle lens, wireless microphone, and more, enhancing its versatility.

5. Gimbal Stabilization:

   • Both Pocket 1 and Pocket 2 feature 3-axis mechanical gimbal stabilization for smooth footage, but Pocket 2 has improved algorithms for even better stabilization.

6. HDR Video:

   • Pocket 1: Lacked HDR video recording capabilities.

   • Pocket 2: Supports HDR video recording, delivering more vibrant and dynamic visuals.

7. Zoom Capability:

   • Pocket 1: Did not have zooming capabilities.

   • Pocket 2: Offers 2x and 4x digital zoom options, allowing for creative shots and better framing.

8. Improved Tracking Features:

   • Pocket 2 comes with advanced tracking features, including improved subject tracking and a more intuitive interface for tracking modes.

9. Livestreaming:

   • Pocket 2 has built-in livestreaming capabilities, making it easier to share your content on platforms like YouTube and Facebook without the need for additional accessories.

10. Accessories and Ecosystem:

    • Pocket 2 benefits from a more extensive range of accessories and a growing ecosystem, including a wireless microphone, waterproof case, and more, enhancing its versatility for various shooting scenarios.

These differences highlight the advancements DJI made when transitioning from Pocket 1 to Pocket 2, making the latter a more capable and versatile handheld camera for content creators and videographers.