Affan Tech carries DJI creator gear for vlogging, travel and video production, with live PKR prices and stock on every product page and a shop in Camera Market, Lahore, where you can ask questions before you buy.
Pocket cameras: the Osmo Pocket 4, Pocket 4 Creator Combo and Pocket 4P are stabilised gimbal cameras for talking-to-camera vlogs. 360 and action: the Osmo 360 II records everything around you so you can reframe later, while the Osmo Action 5 Pro and Osmo Action 6 suit rugged, wet and fast action. Gimbals: Osmo Mobile 7, 7P and 8P stabilise smartphones, the RS 4 Mini suits lighter mirrorless kits and the RS 4 and RS 5 handle heavier full-frame rigs.
For sound, the DJI Mic Mini 2 is offered in several kits on one product page, including Mobile RX versions that plug into a phone, and the DJI Mic Mini 2S records two people at once. Standard kits include the essentials; combo kits add extra accessories, and each product page explains what is included.
Every DJI product page at Affan Tech shows the live PKR price, stock status and payment options, with buttons to call or message us on WhatsApp, and you are welcome to visit 25 Nisbat Road, Camera Market, Lahore to see the gear in person and compare models before you decide.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P vs Osmo 360 II: which is better for vlogging?
For classic talking-to-camera vlogs the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P is usually the better choice, because its stabilised gimbal camera keeps your face framed and steady, while the Osmo 360 II suits creators who want to capture everything around them and choose the framing later while editing. Full comparison.
What is the difference between a standard and a combo kit?
DJI standard kits include the camera or gimbal with its essential accessories, while combo kits such as Creator, Vlog or Adventure combos add extra accessories like microphones, batteries, mounts or cases, so a combo usually costs more but saves buying those items separately; each product page lists what is included.
Which DJI gimbal should I buy for my mirrorless camera?
Choose the DJI RS 4 Mini for lighter mirrorless cameras with compact lenses, and the DJI RS 4 or RS 5 for heavier full-frame setups with larger zoom lenses, then check that your camera and lens together are within the payload listed on the product page before you order; ask us on WhatsApp if unsure.
Which DJI wireless mic works with a phone?
The DJI Mic Mini 2 kits that include a Mobile RX receiver plug straight into a smartphone, which makes them the simplest DJI option for phone vlogging, while the standard receiver kits and the DJI Mic Mini 2S are better suited to cameras; the kit options are shown together on the DJI Mic Mini 2 page.
