In this video I break down the latest DJI Osmo 360 II (Osmo 3602 / “Osmo 362”) leak and what the FCC filings tell us about the next-gen 360 action cam. The original Osmo 360 was already stacked—8K 360° video, dual 1-inch sensors, invisible selfie stick workflow—so the big story here isn’t a total redesign. It’s DJI refining the stuff that actually matters in real-world use: wireless stability, battery life, and overall reliability. I walk through the FCC registration timing (early December 2025) and what it hints at: Wi‑Fi 6 dual-band plus Bluetooth, e‑label compliance, and standard SAR/emissions testing for handheld/extremity use. Based on DJI’s usual pattern, I’m expecting a launch window somewhere around March to May 2026, which could put it in your hands by early summer if everything stays on schedule. I also talk pricing expectations—likely a small bump versus the first model—plus what a rumored 2,150 mAh battery could mean for 8K run time (potentially pushing past 120 minutes), with the usual caveat: heat management will make or break long 8K sessions.