Name: Mavic Pro
Brand: DJI
SKU: 36197
Rating: 3.9 (51 reviews)

4.3

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.5 / 5

some type of case is helpful
extremely easy to fly and produces some superb aerial shots
small size

there is also no optical zoom capability
the collisions sensors are on the front
Video recording controls are a little more complicated

Number of rotors: 4
Max flight time: 27 min.
Max speed: 18 m/s
Built-in camera: yes
Camera resolution: 12.3 Mpx
Control system: Remote Control + Phone/Tablet
Gps: yes
Automatic landing: yes

DJI Mavic Pro - Pros & Cons

some type of case is helpful
extremely easy to fly and produces some superb aerial shots
small size
quick fold setup and easy pairing remote
well supported
emulated and has a vast accessory market
reduced flight sensitivity makes it a great mode for learning to fly
green is good
standout features is definitely its range
intuitive layout
and fantastic range
camera also performs slightly better in low light conditions
Mavic is pretty impressive
camera and flight capabilities
the main port works fine
this worked surprisingly well
it handles pretty well
intelligently brakes when you centre the joysticks
best blend sports tracking and all-around cinematography drone
Mavic 2 has done mostly fairly well for placement/position holding
small size makes it good for travel
DJI drone is very stable
DJI platform is so stable
The unit performed incredibly well
Mavic Pro to be very stable both when moving and hovering
Mavic's controller feels good in your hands
The folding mechanisms all feel solid
It captures good 4K video and provides top-notch flight performance
Mavic Pro camera stabilization was quite impressive
nimble in the air and can reach speeds of 40 mph in its sport mode
lighter and more affordable option
a balance between performance and portability in addition to features like
easy-to-use interface
no-hassle carry and advanced automated features
clear
clean
stable images
is simple
stable and a pleasure to fly
4K footage is sharp and beautifully detailed
small
foldable and has done decent features
Backcountry & Competitive Cyclist offer free 2-day shipping
AirDog handles very well
the machine takes over and it goes pretty quick
stable
responsive
and predictable
detailed coverage of facilities and benefits is so valuable
It handled great
just as well as the Phantom 4
see that not everything is easy to operate like other videos
very nice review was very well put together and covered all the bases
A very good
build quality and portability
DJI s fancy Intelligent Flight Modes are incredibly impressive
Mavic Pro is a very simple drone to fly
small
portable
easy to use
easy to fly and takes
compact
easy-to-fly and high-quality
most responsive
stable and powerful drone we've
superior and far more convenient
image quality is good enough
and video quality is superb and smoothly stabilised
it was great
stability makes video remarkably smooth
Mavic is superior in almost every way
even simple models are fairly easy to control
fancy Intelligent Flight Modes are incredibly impressive
sturdier drones offer more stable flights and often smoother footage
affordable
easy-to-fly drones
clarity and lag-free quality
it was incredibly precise
Mavic Pro feels solid
smallest
smartest and most approachable drone yet
light
portable and easy to operate
good reputation in producing quality and valuable content
is small enough to toss in a bag and easy enough to launch quickly whenever the time and place
unparalleled stability
maneuverability and safety
quality was pretty darned good
Build quality is reassuringly sturdy
it does definitely work as advertised
intelligent features and flying modes to make it easier
Mavic Pro is designed with ease of use and portability in mind
Everything is simple
clean and easy
Quick
Easy and Read To Shoot In Under A Minute
Great for some awesome cinematic style shots of islands
The controller is now foldable and can be transported very comfortably
friendly design
flexibility and portability
improved image transmission system and numerous safety features
an beautiful piece of engineering and extremely well made
so easy to fly and with hands off the controls its perfectly steady
The photos and video from this drone are stunning
Battery performance is impressive
visually compelling aerial images are now common place and easy to obtain
The detail is still brilliant
colors pop
and has a very cinematic sheen
much lighter and more streamlined
Small
capable
and able to be easily transported in your bag
Mavic Pro is well worth the investment
Camera footage is also very stable in light to moderate wind
the Return-To-Home mode has been enhanced
the camera is perfectly built
drone flies through the air much more smoothly
very high quality
stable impression
has lots of features
a lot of fun and very safe & comfortable to fly
high-quality aerial photography enjoyable and thoroughly accessible
It is far better in low-light
Very handy and nice to have
clean and simple
The quality is great with a good saving vs buying
fantastic 1 sensor
small
portable body
powerful flying capabilities and
quieter-you can hear the difference in the clip above
the variable aperture controls are easy to use
Mavic 3 is an impressive drone
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
Great obstacle avoidance that works in Normal mode
camera quality difference is very clear
very good
and quite printable
Video and image quality are solid
gimbal does a fine job keeping footage smooth and steady
steadiness of the hover and tripod mode
Battery life is very good for a small quadcopter
easy-to-fly and easy-to-transport drone
great screen
performance is snappy
and a redesigned OS built on Android is
Mavic Pro feels supremely stable and reliable
Mavic Pro is basically better in every other way
of camera quality
portability
ease of use and safety
smaller is better
greater control and more consistency when shooting in challenging light conditions
improved clarity and accuracy
accessible and easy to fly - even
the software is much more efficient than humans are
The best drone shots are smooth and steady
classy drone and the look and touch of it exude premium quality
Mavic Pro is perfectly set for creating videos on the move
are higher-quality and have better detail in low-light
responsive and when flying at speed it was very exhilarating
small
foldable
and easy to transport around
Faster
stronger
smoother
and quieter
compact and can be brought pretty much anywhere
The controller is compact and can also be folded to transport around
Ã¢ÂÂNormalÃ¢ÂÂ color profile setting works great
it is quite reasonable and simple to choose a truly pro device
It s easy and fast to set up either streaming option
Battery performance is equally impressive
Mavic Pro is a pleasure to steer in the sky
Pro is easy to fly and even easier to capture shots with
Mavic is perfect for following and filming people and objects
The video and stills shots are just perfect
Mavic Pro is fully FCC compliant
45min flight time and video is good
It is the best to date and makes flying tremendously easy
flying safer and more reliable
Mavic Pro can withstand a level 5 wind
also
great tools
good controls fully satisfactory images
New sleek Platinum finish making it look just beautiful
the precision responsiveness of the Mavic remote control
It flies super stable and has an excellent camera
beautifully designed Mavic Pro
It works perfectly fine on any windows machine
the colors and imagery displayed clearly and beautifully in near real-time
Excellent piece of technology
The drone is easy and enjoyable to fly and maneuver
Mavic 3 performs extraordinarily well at night
GPS positioning
intelligent safety features and collision avoidance
it works rather well
added heft provides the drone with a more stable flight
technologies are fantastic and the ability to automate your flight has never been easier
faster and more agile Sport mode
most basic and inexpensive models DJI offers
Mini 3 Pro has been excellent
The joysticks have a good amount of resistance while also being very smooth
RC makes flying much more enjoyable
waterproof pad folds out easily and has built-in weights
the Air 2S was unfailingly stable
improvements in technology and rapidly declining prices
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
balanced and well articulated review
excellent and a lot cheaper
solid and well-built
s lightweight and can accommodate most smartphone models
sensor with 20 mpx resolution and variable f was well balanced
improved remote control and quick connectivity

there is also no optical zoom capability
the collisions sensors are on the front
Video recording controls are a little more complicated
Mavic Pro is almost half the price of the newer machines now
Mavic Pro is very predictable in terms of take off and landing
a compact form factor usually translates to fewer features and abilities
s FOV is slightly narrower than the Phantom 4 s
Mavic s remote is also much smaller than the competition
doesn t have a GPS signal
it has only short legs keeping its belly off the ground
Mavic footage as muddy and blurred
update things for a long while
video gets sketchy
poor tracking of the object and the lack of true obstacle avoidance
do not fly near a lot of trees
not capable
cheap drone likely does not have half the technology that
poor quality and high quality
USB-A port is only for updating the firmware
microUSB-to-Lightning cable is too short to reach an iPad
decent ones are expensive
Nothing is more frustrating than running out of batteries
is constantly updated with new products and new features added to old products
newer DJI models have rendered it somewhat obsolete
relatively small camera sensor
the focus is off it can ruin landscape footage
No cherry-picked units sent by manufacturers
Mavic Pro certainly is not cheap
Mavic lacks the ability to predict object movement
drone does lose connection
not all is lost
losing media cards during transport
inaccessible when the top two motor booms are folded shut
manually override return to home to avoid landing in a precarious location
Obstacle avoidance is only from one direction
the restrictions are snowballing at an alarming rate
exploding world wide
not UAV use
New Atlas The Phantom drones get pushed around a little bit on a windy day
not pro-level video tools
lack of ground clearance is the one downside to the Mavic Pro
showing inability to combine Active Track with Terrain Follow mode
DJI drone have hit the web
they are either confusing to open or feel pretty DIY
there are no rear obstacle detection cameras
GoPro lacks is the app platform integration options
impossible to make hand signals and fly the drone at the same time
no setting for video time limit
the drone was too close
there are no back-up blades
lack of elevation change with active track
occasional jump when the drone was moving a lot and then stopped
very little loss of quality from compression and sharp details
s deemed even remotely bulky to fit within the controller
the gimbal cover often caught reflections and sunbeams
a bit short of the claimed 27 minutes
lost power and fell out of the sky)
it loses contact with the controller or is about to run out of battery
ultrasonic sensors
flying high-end drones often requires a steep learning curve
Mavic Pro is so delightfully small
Mavic Pro is not a large or sturdy drone
my footage would become increasingly crooked the longer I stayed airborne
footage looks silly when the horizon is tilted at a 5-degree angle
the balance is difficult to strike
Mavic is shockingly tiny compared to its Phantom cousins
have to be as daunting at this sounds
Mavic Pro looks downright adorable and has nearly the same size as
Mavic Pro unfolded looks a bit like a rather cute frog
Controller won t fit very large smartphones or tablets
the controller limits the size of smartphone you can use with it
Obstacle Avoidance - Front sensors detect and avoid obstacles
Things fall down a bit in low light
in-air stability and/or its image quality
no signs of hiccups and crashes
GO app occasionally crashed on some Android devices
it lacks the additional sensors that the Phantom 4 now have
barely take up more room in a bag than a water bottle
Mavic Pro is not the best run on the market
got is sideways facing sensors
nothing short of illegal and a complete scam
it is not a drone for beginners
restrictions on flying drones in urban areas
The app can be a bit glitchy
the signal went very weak and I started losing the video feed
the red light on the controller will turn green
limited charging time / conditions
it tends to lose signal once it goes beyond the several hundred feet range
image sharpness of the camera falls off due to diffusion beyond
the package is only available as a package with the drone and not sold separately on
in-car charger
the LEDs will turn off completely
excessively high video transmission range of up to 7 km
There is no easier way to control a drone
propellers can be seen in the pictures in sports mode
Mavic Pro does not fly faster than 9 kilometers per hour
its flight time is very short and video is just 1080p
An aerial video or photo is not worth jail time
Getting the cable threaded through and locked into position can be a bit tricky
tap on a distant subject on the screen to reacquire focus
only has forward sensors to detect obstacles in its path
Camera lens is a little narrow for landscapes
The phone mount is a little awkward to use
winds are too strong for its motors
these times are a bit high
camera lens focus can be a bit soft with wide-open apertures
The side sensors are not on all the time
No hovering for each image required
the light is bad and the exposure off in most cases
cheap and well into prosumer range
No shutter or aperture priority modes
it is expensive
frame rates are limited at the highest resolution
not only can you control shutter speed using ND filters
Switching between these two scenarios on the fly is slow
it s only 163 grams heavier than the previous model
that the Fly app is
dropoff in quality between the two lenses is a little jarring at times
The camera cover looks like a muzzle and is downright strange
it s still a bit odd
there s bound to be some bad information floating around
units suddenly losing power in mid-flight and falling out of the sky
obstacle-avoidance is deactivated in this mode
or get into trouble while behind the controls
the props cause the drone to fly with a much lower pitch
Low-Noise Propellers
far away is illegal in pretty much every country
There is no need to wear tracking bracelets
Mavic Pro is almost untouchable at this price point
The camera lens is still relatively close to the ground
required to have an Android or iOS device to fly it
Mavic Pro is still not a true professional-level photography drone
it s a bit fragile
drone too hard or clip something
drone suddenly going haywire and hitting a tree or wall
will still keep an eye out for obstacles
tablets larger than this do not fit the remote controller s device holder
Mavic Pro propellers are not fully unfolded
it will take longer to fully charge both devices
Mavic battery to Power Bank adapter
QR code scanning is only available for Android devices
lack the larger sensor and autonomous flight modes
The controller lacks a built-in screen
grey color scheme making it extremely hard to see against clouds or even the
preferred the two lights be on the bottom still
the lights are on the front arms only
Android device owners cannot download the app directly from the Google Play store
It has obstacle sensing only on its bottom
It s illegal to fly a drone in the US National Park System
Clamping them in is a bit awkward
Pixel peeping on the full size images very noisy
Autel is a bit more expensive
There is no auxiliary light on the bottom for landing
AE bracketing doesn t work in 48 mp mode

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DJI Mavic Pro - Full Specifications

Max Flight Time	27.0 min.
Max Speed	18.0 m/s
Minimum operating temperature	0
Maximum operating temperature	40

Built-in camera	yes
Camera Resolution	12.3 Mpx
VR headset compatible	yes
Live View	yes
Max range (Video/FPV)	7000
Stabilization	3 axis
Video recording	yes
Video Resolution	2160p
Photo File Formats	DNG JPEG
Photography Modes	Auto Exposure Bracketing : 3/5 Burst Shooting Single Shot EV Bias Interval
Maximum FPS at the highest resolution	120.0 fps
Video File Formats	H.264
Lens Aperture	f/2.2
Max Image Size	4000x3000
Lens Focal Length	1.1 in

Number Of Rotors	4
Weight	25.89 oz
Colour of product	Grey Grey,Silver
Width	3.27 in
Depth	7.8 in
Height	3.27 in
Foldable	yes
Propeller guard included	no
Led Lights	yes

Battery included	yes
Capacity	3830.0 mAh
Type	Lithium Polymer
Weight	8.47 oz
Voltage	11.4 V
Charging time	120.0 min.

Ready To Fly	yes
Bind and fly	no
Altitude Hold	yes
Position Hold	yes
Headless Mode	no
Collision Avoidance	yes
Return to home function	yes
Gimbal support	yes
Radio transmitter	yes
Follow me function	yes
Flight Planning	yes
GPS	yes
Autonomous Flight	yes
Automatic Landing	yes
GLONASS	yes

Frequency	2.4 GHz
Range	7000
Battery Capacity	3830.0 mAh
Battery Type	Lithium Polymer
Voltage	3.7 V
Device Holder	Smartphone
Transmitter Power	25.0 dBm

Bluetooth	no
Wi-Fi	yes
USB	no
Mobile app	yes

Primary use	Film & Photography
Control System	Remote Control + Phone/Tablet
Software Type	Proprietary
Parts Available	Batteries
Memory card reader	yes
Compatible memory cards	MicroSD

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