The DJI Action 2 takes on the GoPro Hero 10 Black with a modular design that uses magnets. It is now available in Malaysia starting from RM1,999 for the Power Combo.
In terms of design, the DJI Action 2 is impressively tiny and it’s smaller than the GoPro session. The camera itself weighs just 56 grams and has a thickness of just 22.3mm. Behind the camera, it comes with a 1.76″ touch-screen display that pushes 446×434 pixels resolution. It is also waterproof up to 10 metres and you can go up to 60 metres deep when you use the waterproof case.
Do note that the extra modules are not waterproof and you’ll need a waterproof case if you plan on using the combo setup for wet environments. DJI has also released an array of magnetic mounts and adapters which allows you to mount the Action 2 practically anywhere. The standalone camera module itself is magnetic and you can stick it onto any metal surface.
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