The new Osmo Action is so GoPro-like, it’s almost insulting. But calling DJI’s new action cam a GoPro clone ignores the innovative tweaks that set the Osmo Action apart. DJI has been creating solid cameras for its drones and gimbals for years. And while some of the features seem designed to compete with GoPro’s latest and greatest, the Osmo Action boasts at least one solid feature not found on any GoPro cameras—and one potentially disastrous design flaw.

In terms of specs, the Osmo Action compares most closely to GoPro’s Hero7 Black, the company’s top model. Both cameras can shoot in 4K at 60fps. Both have in-camera slow-mo and timelapse features. Both are waterproof without the need for a case (more on this later). Both shoot 12MP still images. And perhaps most importantly, both pack impressive image stabilization tech

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