Sell Your
DJI Osmo 360 II
Selling your DJI Osmo 360 II through GadgetPickup takes only a few minutes from start to finish. Select the model, describe its condition, and get a guaranteed quote on the spot. If you’re happy with the price, we email you a free prepaid label so shipping costs you nothing.
When your Osmo 360 II reaches our facility, a technician checks it against the details you provided. As soon as it’s approved, your money is on its way. You get a fixed price and fast payment without having to create listings or meet with strangers to sell it yourself.
The Osmo 360 II records to 105GB of built-in memory as well as to a microSD card, so clear both before your camera leaves your hands:
- Move your 360° clips and photos from internal storage and the microSD card to a safe location
- Format the built-in memory from the camera’s settings
- Unbind the Osmo 360 II from your DJI account in the DJI Mimo app
- Remove the microSD card, plus any clamps, mounts, or selfie sticks you’re keeping
- Put on the silicone lens cap and pack the camera in a rigid box with soft padding on all sides
A lens cap and snug packaging keep the fisheye lenses safe during shipping.
After your DJI Osmo 360 II passes inspection, you get paid quickly through the method you choose at checkout:
- Zelle, deposited directly into your bank account
- PayPal, sent to the email linked to your account
- A paper check mailed to your home address
Most payments go out promptly after approval, so you won’t be left waiting for your money.
The DJI Osmo 360 II is DJI’s second-generation 360° camera, launched in 2026. It upgrades the original with native 8K/60fps 360° video, 14.5 stops of dynamic range, 4K slow motion at up to 240fps, AI SuperNight 2.0 for night shooting, and user-replaceable lenses, all in the same compact 183-gram body.
Cameras lose value with every new release, so selling while the Osmo 360 II is still a current model gets you the most money. If you’ve gone back to a traditional action camera, rarely shoot 360° footage, or the camera came as a gift you never used, trading it in now is the smart move.
Yes. The DJI Osmo 360 II comes with ultra-hard lenses that the owner can replace, so lens scratches don’t hurt its value as much as they did on earlier 360° cameras. We also buy units with a cracked touchscreen, dented or scuffed housing, worn mounting points, or a battery that no longer lasts as long as it should.
Any camera that still powers on has value to us. Tell us about the damage when you request a quote, and the price you see will reflect your Osmo 360 II’s real condition.
We base your offer on a hands-on check of your DJI Osmo 360 II. Our technicians look at both fisheye lenses, the 2-inch touchscreen, the quick-release mount, the battery, and the housing, then record test footage to confirm 8K capture and clean stitching.
The highest payouts go to cameras with clear lenses, no stitching errors, and minimal cosmetic wear. Extras such as the Extreme Battery Plus, the Multifunctional Battery Case, the clamp mount kit from the Riding Combo, or the original box add to your total.






