Dji's Osmo Action 4 And 3 Battery Power Case - Keep Your Osmo Action Going All Day!

[@ThatLVCguy]

Thanks. That answers a lot of my questions. Well done. Keep up the great work.

[@ResslerMania]

Glad to help!

[@CritterFritter]

Thanks man. Great video 👍

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @CritterFritter so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. Have a GREAT Day.

[@mentalsplitmusic]

Hi, i wanted to ask if when it starts blinking from green light to off it means that its fully charged? cause mine started doing that and after that the light turned off

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @mentalsplitmusic so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. Yes, if you keep the case plugged it after the batteries are fully charged, the lights will go out after they reach green status. Have a GREAT Day.

[@Nelwyn]

One thing to note. It won't charge if the charger is TOO powerful. I tried connecting to one of the new Anker chargers recently released from USB-C to USB-C. The charger showed 0 watts going to it. It just made the lights come on. Once I plugged it into a USB-A to USB-C then it started charging at about 10 watts. I have some other devices that also refuse to charge if there is too much power trying to go into it.

[@ResslerMania]

Thanks for the additional information. I was not aware of that. It must have internal circuitry that protects itself from surges and thus will not charge over a certain amperage. Appreciate the comment. Have a great day 👍

[@KhoaNguyen-xj6gk]

I just bought the camera with this battery case. It took forever to charge (still showing yellow light) over a day on my regular Iphone's charger. Not sure if I have to use a more powerful battery charger.

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @KhoaNguyen-xj6gk so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. I have no affiliation with DJI, nor am I a technician but I have to assume either the charging case is defective or the charging block you have been using is not high enough voltage/amps. On the bottom of the case it states it needs an input voltage of 5v to 10v with at least 3 amps. You might only have a 2v charger plugged into it. Hope this helps. Have a GREAT Day.

[@maxx3141]

I have the same issue, first time charging it after buying 3 days ago. Charged it from 11pm to 7am and out of the 3 batteries. Only one got fully charged. The rest are the same

[@ResslerMania]

Check the bottom of your case. Mine states you need 5v-10v and 3 amp minimum to charge the case. If the charging block or charging device is less that those requitements, it may not charge properly.

[@tomx1905]

Pregunta. Qué color deben tener la luz del case cuando están cargadas las tres baterías?

[@ResslerMania]

When the batteries are fully charged, the light turn off. Thank you for watching

[@tomx1905]

@@ResslerMania Entiendo, muchas gracias 👍

[@BackToTravelprinceOfficial]

Can i use the phone charger to charge the battery case

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @BackToTravelprinceOfficial so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. To answer your question, yes and no. Please look at the bottom of the case and the online instructions that explains it in more detail to ensure your charger is powerful enough. Hope that helps and Have a GREAT Day.

[@cataloger1]

So the case does charge the batteries, as long as it’s plugged in to another power source. Correct?

[@ResslerMania]

Correct. It must be plugged in to charge. At least the version I have cannot charge the batteries on the go. For instance, my MOVO wireless mics can be charged up in their case a couple of times before the case has to be plugged in, because the case has a battery built into the case. THIS case does not have a built in battery, so cannot charge without being plugged in.

[@mlody969]

That was very helpful. Before i even didn't know that osmo 3 and 4 have the same batteries.

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @mlody969 so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. Have a GREAT Day.

[@littlehauflingsphotography5954]

I’m a little confused, mine went from yellow to red. I have it plugged in and they basically are not charging. This is a bummer considering I just bought the action 5 and can’t even use it.

[@ResslerMania]

Hmmm. That IS interesting. I do not work for DJI and have no affiliation with them. I am simply a consumer who is sharing his experiences. With that said, my understanding is the Action 5 uses the same battery as the Action 4. If that is correct, my first test would be to try to use the same charging block and cable to charge the Action 5 directly to ensure the charging brick and wire are not at fault. Other possible issues could be the charging brick you have does not put out enough voltage OR too much voltage. The battery case does show the variance in what it can accept. It is very small and a little hard to read for an older person like me, but it is there. Hope this helps and Have a great day 👍

[@FishLordGabe]

Thanks for the info! Just got mine in

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @FishLordGabe so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. Have a GREAT Day.

[@NearbyAI]

Thanks, I'm seeing red instead of orange, is the battery broken?

[@ResslerMania]

You should be fine. It usually just means you have a little voltage ⚡️ left in the battery. Check the bottom of the case to make sure you have a charger that is powerful enough to charge the batteries. I believe I mentioned it in the video. From memory I think it is something like 5v to 10v, or something like that. A lot of people have tried to charge it with a 2v cell phone charger and it obviously did not work. But again, please look at the bottom of the case to make sure. Hope this helps, and have a great day.

[@kenestra123]

So I can run my DJI Osmos Action 4 off this Battery Power Case for a total of about 5 hours of continuous video?

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you for the question. This is a battery holder that allows you to charge 3 batteries after you plug 🔌 it into a power brick. Once the batteries are fully charged, you can use this like a power source. The length of time it can be used as a power source depends on the device you are using it on and how good the batteries are in the case. In theory it should last 4 to 5 hours as supplemental power to an Action 4 with three fully charged batteries in the case.

[@HonestTraveller]

If it flashes green does that mean its 100%

[@ResslerMania]

In the version I have, it blinks green while charging then turns off when fully charged. Hope that helps. Have a great day.

[@goldmanstacks1445]

Solid video thanks man!

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @goldmanstacks1445 so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. Have a GREAT Day.

[@DarrenDobson]

Wow, amazing, thumbs up

[@ResslerMania]

Thanks Darren. Appreciate you coming by and taking time to watch and comment. Have a great day 👍

[@masoodahmedazizullah2851]

Am still confused the way how this man spoking. First he said the case is not for charging then hes charging from.where

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you for the question. In other words, some reviews claim you can charge up the case, then charge up the batteries just from the case without plugging it in. The version of the case I reviewed you have to keep the case plugged in for the batteries to charge. You CAN, however, charge other things FROM this case and use it as a makeshift battery bank, as I demonstrated when I charged my phone. Did this way of explaining it help any better?

[@louisreifsnider8878]

Nicely Done

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@HealthyHomeCooking]

Well done.

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @HealthyHomeCooking. Appreciate it.

[@sanjayambaliya549]

😀 hi i am from india

[@ResslerMania]

Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching.

[@AutismTakesOn]

Nice

[@ResslerMania]

Thanks

[@rajukumardas3570]

It is very slow charging 😢

[@ResslerMania]

Thank you @rajukumardas3570 so very much for watching our video and taking time to comment. We really appreciate that. The charging time really is not that bad. Remember, you are only using one battery in the camera at a time. By the time you use up the juice in the battery in the camera, at least one of the other two, in the charger, will be ready to go (assuming you have the charger plugged in). When I did the unboxing, I had to charge all 3 batteries because they were new, I did not have to only charge one. Hope that helps. Have a GREAT Day.

[@rajukumardas3570]

@@ResslerMania Thank you for your time 😊. Same here It's new one so I kept in charging all 3 batteries together with 25 watt samsung type c charger in the morning 6 am but till 6 pm still the batteries are charging.

[@ResslerMania]

Oh. Mine does not take nearly that long to charge. I have no affiliation with DJI, nor am I a tech, but seems like there may be an issue there with your particular unit. Just my personal opinion.

[@ResslerMania]

Just a thought. The 25v charger might be a bit much for it and overloading the internal circuitry somehow. The bottom of the case does say 5v-10v. Hope this helps.

[@BelfastBiker]

@@ResslerMania it’s PD charging, so nothing should be able to be overloaded?