DJI seem to make a big deal of the fact that the Osmo 2 will also power the phone, but how on earth can it power a phone like an iPhone, were the charging port is at the bottom?
Hi, Thank you for bringing your query here in DJI, it’s possible to charge your phone using the port at the back of the hand-held, we do have a tutorial for this kind of concern. Please see the video below so that you can check on how you’ll charge your phone with Osmo mobile 2.
Lol, i know where the port on the Osmo is, but how can you power and use a phone in the Osmo at the same time? Seems to be a bit of artistic licence in the description for this device.
Dave_bass5 Posted at 2018-6-18 11:23
Lol, i know where the port on the Osmo is, but how can you power and use a phone in the Osmo at the same time? Seems to be a bit of artistic licence in the description for this device.
You can't charge your phone AND use the OM2 at the same time.
You will need a seperate battery charger for that.
Skewif Posted at 2018-6-18 16:17
Only way I have found is a 90 Deg connector and a power bank. Go app is ridiculously power hungry, the bigger the power bank the better.[view_image]
I use that one works perfectly while using the Osmo at the same time, my cable is dark gray however I think it´s the 4K recording that is rediculously power hungry - try without the OSMO and you will see.
Swedrone Posted at 2018-6-19 04:26
I use that one works perfectly while using the Osmo at the same time, my cable is dark gray however I think it´s the 4K recording that is rediculously power hungry - try without the OSMO and you will see.
"...I think it´s the 4K recording that is rediculously power hungry - try without the OSMO and you will see.
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What do you mean by this??
Mars5150 Posted at 2018-6-19 06:38
"...I think it´s the 4K recording that is rediculously power hungry - try without the OSMO and you will see.
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What do you mean by this??
It´s not the Go app that drains your battery. Check the power statistics on your phone
Dave_bass5 Posted at 2018-6-18 11:23
Lol, i know where the port on the Osmo is, but how can you power and use a phone in the Osmo at the same time? Seems to be a bit of artistic licence in the description for this device.
Buy a right angle lightning cable and just mount the phone a little to the left to make room for it then re-balance the osmo.