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DJI Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit (Single)
DJI Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit (Single)
Includes a highly durable lens and a complete set of replacement tools, allowing you to easily replace a single lens on Osmo 360 II. Provides reliable protection against scratches and bumps during intense activities. It is recommended to replace the lens in a clean, dust-free environment and avoid touching the lens surface directly with your fingers.
Key Features:
Highly Durable Replacement Lens
Complete Lens Replacement Toolset
Easy Single-Lens Replacement
Scratch and Impact Protection
Designed for Osmo 360 II
Suitable for Intense Activities
Recommended Dust-Free Replacement
Helps Maintain Lens Clarity
Fingerprint-Free Lens Handling
Convenient Replacement Solution
What's in the Box:
DJI Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit (Single)
Lens
Lens Case
Cleaning Kit (Cleaning Wipes, Cloth, and Gloves)
Lens Grip Tool
Lens Blower
Brush
Suction Cup
Shock-Absorbing Foam Strip
Documents
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Product Overview
DJI Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit (Single)
Includes a highly durable lens and a complete set of replacement tools, allowing you to easily replace a single lens on Osmo 360 II. Provides reliable protection against scratches and bumps during intense activities. It is recommended to replace the lens in a clean, dust-free environment and avoid touching the lens surface directly with your fingers.
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