DJI RS 4 Pro 2026 Combo bundles SDR Transmission for wireless on-set monitoring

DJI's RS 4 Pro Combo (2026 Edition) pairs its flagship gimbal with the SDR Transmission system, combining stabilization, wireless monitoring, and remote control in a single rig. And it saves around 33% over individual unit prices.

DJI has taken a break from its hectic product release schedule to announce a new bundle. The RS 4 Pro Combo (2026 Edition) is a new kit that pairs its flagship Ronin stabilizer with the DJI SDR Transmission system for integrated wireless monitoring and remote control.

An all-in-one rig

It's a neat pairing. The SDR transmitter mounts directly to the RS 4 Pro and draws power from the stabilizer, removing the need for a separate battery. That single-cable integration does a lot of heavy lifting on set too, pulling together stabilization, transmission, monitoring, focus tracking, and remote control into one rig.

On set, directors and camera operators can monitor footage via a connected terminal and use Force Mobile, a virtual joystick, or stabilizer recentering functions to perform camera moves remotely.

The RS 4 Pro itself is two years old now, but still at the top of its game. It supports a 4.5 kg (9.9 lb) payload via carbon fiber arms, covering most mirrorless and cinema camera builds. DJI's fourth-generation stabilization algorithm handles horizontal and vertical shooting modes, and a dedicated vehicle mode uses vibration and wind resistance data to maintain stability during high-speed shots.

The RS 4 Pro supports a 4.5 kg (9.9 lb) payload via carbon fiber arms, covering most mirrorless and cinema camera builds

The SDR Transmission system, meanwhile, delivers 1080p60 feeds at up to 20 Mbps with latency as low as 35 milliseconds, over a range of up to 3 km (1.8 miles). It transmits three SDR signals and two WiFi signals simultaneously, and in broadcast mode supports unlimited receivers. Monitors connect via SDI or HDMI; smartphones and tablets via USB-C or WiFi. When interference is detected, the system automatically hops between 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz, and DFS frequency bands. Each transmitter or receiver weighs 145 g (5.1 oz), with fold-down antennas for transport.

Pricing and availability 

Nice to report for once that this is available in the US, but then there are no new products involved. The DJI RS 4 Pro Combo (2026 Edition) is available now from DJI's online store priced at $1338, though saying that we are seeing an 'out of stock alert' currently. UK and European pricing is £1169 / €1209 respectively. 

What's in the box. The new combo is available now, priced at $1338 in the US

Either way, the combo represents a significant saving on the individual units of around 33%. Of course, DJI's latest model in this space is the RS 5, which was released in January. No official word yet on an RS 5 Pro, but given the company's release cadence you could reasonably expect it to land this year. Caveat emptor as always, but that said this is still a decent combination at good value.