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Style: Platinum
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
Features
- What's in this combo:MAVIC PRO Platinum Original Package+2 Extra batteries+2 Extra propellers+2 charging hub+1 car charger+1 battery to power bank adaptor+1 shoulder bag
- The DJI Mavic Pro folds down as small as a bottle of water, making it small enough to bring with you everywhere.New OcuSync transmission system offers up to 4.3 miles (7km) of transmission range.
- Fly at up to 40mph (64kmh) or for as long as 27-minutes.True 4K, fully stabilized ensures smooth footageActiveTrack, TapFly and other smart features make professional looking video effortless.
- Obstacle Avoidance combined with sensor redundancy increases flight safety and reliability. Camera resolution is 12 MP
- Vision positioning paired with GPS and GLONASS ensures precise positioning indoor and outdoors.Fly by Phone over Wi-Fi for even easier flight
Description
A new and enhanced endurance, coupled with quieter flight makes the Mavic Pro Platinum DJI's best portable drone yet.
Brand: DJI
Model Name: mavic pro
Special Feature: Obstacle Avoidance, Vision positioning paired with GPS and GLONASS, Sensor redundancy, Fly by Phone over Wi-Fi See more
Age Range (Description): Adult
Color: Silver
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Effective Still Resolution: 12 MP
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Included Components: Extra Intelligent batteries*2, Extra propellers(Pair)*2, MAVIC PRO Platinum Original Package*1, battery to powerbank adaptor*1, car charger*1, charging hub*1, shoulder bag*1 See more
Skill Level: Intermediate
Special Features: Obstacle Avoidance, Vision positioning paired with GPS and GLONASS, Sensor redundancy, Fly by Phone over Wi-Fi
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Effective Still Resolution: 12 MP
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Skill Level: Intermediate
Battery Capacity: 2700 Milliamp Hours
Video Capture Format: MP4, MOV (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264)
Remote Control Technology: Wi-Fi
Control Type: App Control
Maximum Range: 4.3 Miles
Wireless Communication Technology: Wi Fi
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Are batteries included?: Yes
Supported Image Format: JPEG
Video Output Resolution: 1080p
Includes Remote?: Yes
Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
Includes Rechargeable Battery: Yes
Media Type: Digital8
Brand Name: DJI
Model Name: mavic pro
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: Extra Intelligent batteries*2, Extra propellers(Pair)*2, MAVIC PRO Platinum Original Package*1, battery to powerbank adaptor*1, car charger*1, charging hub*1, shoulder bag*1
Manufacturer: DJI Europe B.V.
Model Number: CP.PT.00000069.01
Part Number: CP.PT.00000069.01
Unit Count: 7.0 Count
Warranty Description: Standard
Color: Silver
Material: Nylon, Plastic
Item Weight: 1.6 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 10.5"L x 9.5"W x 9.5"H
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Style: Platinum
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
This Mavic Pro Platinum is my first drone, and I love it. It is easy to fly, takes good (albeit not dslr-quality) photos and video, and is not annoyingly loud. The design of the drone and other bits is very well thought out -- for example, the flight batteries will automatically discharge themselves after a settable number of days in order to preserve their useful life, and the charging hub pumps all its power into the least-discharged battery first, so you get flying again as quickly as possible. The Mavic is perfect for my photogrammetric mapping application, mostly using pre-planned "waypoint" flights controlled by the Litchi app (a slightly more powerful third-party replacement for almost all of the features of the included DJI go 4 app except the firmware updater; I need it for its much better facility with pre-planned waypoint "missions"). The Mavic easily fits in a day pack with all its accessories, two extra batteries, etc., in a third-party carrying case, leaving room for other equipment like a landing pad, control-point markers, a jacket, water, lunch, and more. The controller is finicky about connecting to some tablets, including my Android Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, but does eventually work, sometimes after restarting the tablet once or twice. This is really irritating to learn to work around, but in the end is worth it for the bright OLED screen that you can actually see outdoors. Apple tablets and phones work seamlessly, but my iPad Air "retina" screen just can't cut it in the sunlight, although I suppose that some kind of sunshade might make it usable. The fly-more combo is a good deal, because you really need almost everything in it, and it is cheaper than buying them separately. The two extra batteries are a must; the charger and hub for attaching up to four batteries works fine (I got a third-party faster charger but have not needed to even try it yet), the charger that plugs into a car's cigarette lighter might well come in handy, and the extra propellers are good insurance. The "power bank adapter" for the batteries is a small, seemingly trivial thing that finally made sense when I read a comment in a forum post: you always land the drone before the flight battery is dead, leaving some charge in it. So you pop a charged battery into the drone to get back to flying, and use the "power bank adapter" to convert the mostly-discharged flight battery to a "power bank" with a USB cable that plugs into the side port of the controller. This recharges the controller AND your Android tablet plugged into the lower USB port of the controller while you are flying the drone on its next battery! (Apple tablets or phones apparently will not recharge.) If your tablet and controller are fully charged when you start, they will easily last as long as three flight batteries. But if one or both was partially discharged when you began, or you ran your tablet down adjusting flight plans or doing other things with it, you could have to cut your flying short when the tablet or controller threatens to poop out. The little power bank adapter will prevent that, without your having to carry around an additional USB power bank. If you are going to be far from a car or wall socket and expect to use the tablet for something else, like consulting a GIS, taking photos, or recording other data, you might want to take a separate USB power bank anyway, but at least the DJI adapter will let you use all the juice in your flight batteries. The DJI carrying case seems a little too tight to me, especially for traveling by plane or car, where something might bump or press on the case. I bought a zippered suitcase-like carrying case by a company that starts with "Dou" that adds a tolerable bit of bulk but a lot of protection.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2018 by Dr. O
Style: Pro
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
I have been very impressed with the DJI Mavic Pro and as a first time drone owner I'll try and break down its features based on how they impacted my decision. I purchased the bundle which came with the additional accessories and the shoulder bag. My overall rating is based on the quality of the drone because the accessories, in my opinion, will mean different things to different people. The Drone: So my primary qualification for getting a drone was portability. I wanted something I could take with me camping and on family vacations which would give some interesting options beyond a handheld camera. The DJI Mavic Pro certainly fits that bill. When folded it's surprising how compact it is. The Mavic Pro also feels very sturdy and not cheaply made at all. I have put about an hour of total flight time onto the drone with no issues. It is very easy to setup and fly. Each of the 3 modes (standard, sport, & tripod) work exactly as advertised and fit different purposes. In standard mode I can hit about 24 mph, sport will do a little above 40mph, and tripod mode offers a nice slow, stable flight experience. On a fully charged battery, depending on use, I can fly for about 25 minutes before I get too worried about hitting the critical battery status. Controller & App The DJI Mavic Pro's controller is much more compact than a Phantom or Inspire controller. In addition to the DJI GO 4 app makes it very easy to change settings on the fly. It displays a lot of flight data and can even play it back later. It also does a great job of tracking flight information. Accessories: 1. Car Charger - This accessory will come in super handy for trips. Being able to charge as you go is a big plus. 2. Charging Hub - If you have more than one battery, which I would suggest and since the bundle comes with 3 batteries, this is a great accessory. It doesn't charge all the batteries at once, but does allow you to connect them all so you don't have to worry about monitoring your batteries and swamping them out. 3. Charging Adapter - This is a neat little accessory which allows you to turn your drone's batteries into mobile chargers. Not necessary for the drone experience, but very cool and I can see it coming in handy traveling. 4. Shoulder Bag - It has good quality construction, but doesn't offer a lot of protection. Also, because it's very compact you can really only fit the drone with a battery in it, the controller, and two additional batteries in the outside mesh pouches. Fitting additional blades or a fourth battery will be a challenge. Suggested Items: 1.gouduoduo2018 75cm PGY RC Drone launch pad Quadcopter Helicopter Mini landing pad helipad Dronepad DJI Mavic phantom 2 3 4 inspire 1 protective Accessories - Having a landing pad helps with the drone's return to home feature. In addition to GPS the drone also takes a picture of where it took off from. Having a high contrast object like a landing pad improves this feature. It also protects the drone from dust/dirt and moisture. When using my landing pad the drone returns to home within inches of where it took off from. 2. Nanuk 920-MAV4 Waterproof Hard Case with Foam Insert for DJI Mavic - Yellow - Having a hard case, in my opinion, is a must for travel. The shoulder bag is great for going out and about, but I'd never use it for air travel or when I'm loading up the car for a camping trip. I'm not a fan of the "pluck and pick" cases so these laser cut ones are more attractive to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2017 by The Rascal King
Style: Pro
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
Short response...I absolutely love the drone. Small and compact for carry anywhere in a very small backpack. The included shoulder bag is nice but frankly given that I carry several other (although very small) accessories it does not work for me. For me, the best solution is a small back pack. To protect the drone and batteries I purchased two small purpose specific semi-hard cases for my four batteries...two batteries in each case. I also have a small semi-hard shell case for the drone (with props on). In addition, I purchased a semi-hard shell case for the controller. This way I can throw them in any backpack and they are protected. This allows me to also throw in my DSLR camera and a few lenses if I want to carry it as well. If you are looking at the Mavic, you have probably already looked at the numerous videos posted on YouTube so I am not going to go through the specs or performance. The Mavic is easy to fly and gets great video and pictures. For what most people do with drone video and pictures the pictures are absolutely fantastic. Best video and pictures of any drone out there...NO. If you want absolute "top of the line video" you are going to pay thousands more. If you want better video without paying thousands more then you could go with the DJI Phantom Pro or Pro +, a Yuneec, or a few others. There are plenty of YouTube comparisons. Either of these will set you back a few hundred more but will give you much better video output if that is what you are seeking. To the average user the difference in video quality is probably not worth the investment...except for empty bragging rights. I went through the exact same process of evaluation and for me the conclusion was simple...Mavic is the best value for me (easy carry-convenience, great video/pictures, great aerial performance, and competitive price). This does not mean there are not some other great drones out there...just sharing my process for why I bought the Mavic and I am still very happy with my purchase. When you get deeper into how you use your drone you can then put more money into something you consider as a better value for you. Down the road the drones will get better and better but that will always be the case. My bottom line...I have the funds to buy anything I want but I bought something with great aerial performance and video/photo output to meet my current needs. (JUST TO BE CLEAR, I purchased a few cheap drones on which I learned how to fly and not risk costing me hundreds in investment if I crashed. In that case I really didn't care about the on-board camera or even if it had one...I just wanted something that was low loss risk on which I could practice. I crashed a lot but got better.)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2017 by D4mitch
Style: Pro
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
(Edited note: the video displayed here is *ABSURDLY-recompressed. The video from the drone is 40 billion times better!!) ...of all of the things I've purchased while on ambien, this is the *SINGLE* thing I've never, *EVER* had a regret about. First off: the Mavic itself is a tank. Very well-made, folds down into a TEENY package, fits into a bag that CAN BE ATTACHED TO A BELT!!!, and is easy to fly. The drone is *VERY* stable in wind -- possibly owing to the lower surface area compared to other, larger drones -- the range is *ASTOUNDING* (the first day I had it, I flew it in a high-interference area a little over a mile away and never had a hiccup in the video feed from the drone. I did a flight over a nearby lake (hopefully the video will upload to show) where I went a little over 2.5 miles away before I had an issue with signal (because I had a dumb and took it behind a hill). The quality of the video this little guy takes is... *WOW*. It's stable as can be, VERY high quality, and just utterly gorgeous. The sample is downscaled from the native 4K to 1080P, but you can still see that it's pretty stunning. You *WILL* need a decent speed phone or tablet to use the realtime video. I had a Galaxy Tab A that just couldn't keep up with the feed and it kept glitching out. When flying strictly in FPV mode -- as I tend to do -- it really isn't enough. My Galaxy S7 phone doesn't have any problems at all, though. Even at 2 miles or so, the latency of the controls is nearly imperceptible. The cons? It's expensive, a little bit of a hassle to repair (I do all of my own repairs, so I had to figure this out on my own), and... uh... that's it, really. I whole-heartedly suggest getting the DJI refresh. the Mavic is *NOT* water-resistant, so getting it damp? Yeah, it'll pretty much croak like an iPhone. And DJI will know, so you'd be better off buying a new one at that point, as the repairs would be In. Sane. Edit - 01/03/2018 - Nearly one full year later... is it still worth it? OH MY GOD YES. Of all of the things ambien has 'bought for me', this is the only one that I have never regretted. I have had a few crashes, and he's been to the DJI store in Santa Ana once (when I couldn't fix it myself), but it was all *MY* fault. The one time that I lost connection with the drone -- in the middle of Arizona along Route 66 -- I thought I'd lost it. ...but! Since I had the return to home settings right, he came back. ...after a little unexplained wandering, but my $1,000 toy came home, so that's all that really matters.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2017 by Daniel Lewandowski
Style: Pro
Configuration: Base
I'm really torn about this product. On the one hand, it's one of the most advanced drones out there. You can fold it up and take it anywhere. It has a great camera, and lots of features. Almost too many to count. And you can even control it (at least that's what they say - I haven't even got close to doing that yet) using a headset sold by DJI. But sadly, that's where the praise ends. I have never seen a product at this level of complexity with such poor instructions. Indeed, they are pretty much nonexistent! Somehow, DJI expects you to know where to go, and what to do - by magic, or something. They certainly don't tell you. Seriously, I have an electrical engineering degree. I could design, program, build, and fly one of these things from scratch. But I chose not to do that because I wanted to bypass all the hassle of learning, crashing, etc. So I bought this unit, along with the headset, thinking it was a finished product. Wow - was I wrong! You get a few pieces of paper in the boxes, mostly to caution you about setting the batteries on fire. But as far as a nice, clear beginner's "quick start" guide? Forget it! Well, you say, how about going to their site? Sure - good luck with that! I did, and had to flail around trying to figure out where software was located to download it locally. You can't even use the headset to watch a movie, unless you configure it - and you need their software to do that! Their tutorials are not well-organized, and not that great anyway. You wonder if they even tried to test their product with anyone that wasn't totally immersed in drones already. Unbelievable! In fact, after several weeks, I still have not got it to fly. I took it out in the back yard, and set everything up. Turned it all on. From the electronic indicators, I know the control unit was talking to the drone, but moving the controls did ... nothing. And that's after looking up plenty of information on the control setup, initialization, android phone hookup, etc. Hours of time spent on a very steep learning curve. And I know it doesn't have to be this way. Other products are so much easier to use! Incredibly frustrating. So, unless you are bound and determined to use this unit above all others, STAY AWAY from it, and buy something simple and cheap. This has been such a waste of time, and if I had any idea it was going to be this much trouble, I never would have purchased the unit. Yuck.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2017 by Amazon Customer
Style: Pro
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
This is my first drone. Nothing to compare to but these are my first impressions: 1. Very stable indoor and outdoor. Excel in hovering. Can handle outdoor mid winds but it alerts when detect over spec wind speeds. 2. Learning curve is really fast: take off, up, down, left, right, landing. Joystick type control. Nothing complicated since drone will stay on the same place if no command is send. 3. Camera stabilization works well. I was streaming to Facebook and a person called me not believing that camera was flying. 4. Would like battery to last longer (But who does not?). I am getting between 20-23 minutes per battery. 5. Since by law you should not fly right above anyone, optical zoom will be helpful. 2X-5X will be desirable. But, at this price point, i could not find optical zooming. 6. Do no crash up!. Body looks strong but if you crash up, propellers will bend down and most likely damage the body, I learned the hard way! 7. Get insurance!!. I already crashed once and used one of the replacement 8. Expect around 1 month for repairs if you live on the Tri-state Area (NY-NJ-CT) since drone is send to CA for repairs (as today). DJI paid carrier both ways. 9. If you are not a professional photographer, you will be please with camera output. Although, camera angle is not as wide as Phantom 4 pro or other drones and does not support H.265: Just to be aware. 10. Since you don't get 4k from DJ GO 4 app, quality of the recording will be appreciated when uploading video on PC.It will look much much better after you get the real recording from microSD. 11. Get a Hard Case!!. I personally recommend Nanuk 920-MAV7 Waterproof Hard Case with Foam Insert for DJI Mavic - Graphite . If you are like me (not a very careful person) this is really recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2017 by Alex
Style: Pro
Configuration: Base
This is my second drone, made necessary by a propeller flying off my Phantom 3 (a not-uncommon problem remedied in the Mavik), so most of my comments will refer to features that I like or don't like on my new Mavik, compared to the Phantom 3 (standard). First of all, I really do like my Mavik, with one big caveat which I will discuss shorty. The size, portability, and ease of setting up gives you a truly mobile drone you can carry in a backpack (in a special case) and have available to shoot "pictures of opportunity" or other shots where it would not be feasible to bring along the large Phantom. The connectivity and the range are much better and interference problems, common in the Phantom 3, re much less prevalent. The forward and downward anti-collision sensors are also a nice feature, and there are a few special modes that are kind of neat - like tripod and follow-me, but I don't use them regularly. The drone flies great and I have had no technical or mechanical problems with it 5 months into ownership. So why am it giving it a 4 star? Here comes the "I really like it BUT..." It's the camera! Let's face it: 95% of drone flying is about pictures and movies. On my P3S, I pressed the movie button or the photo shutter and the pictures were great. Nothing else was required. On my Mavik, my pictures, both movie and still, were awful at first! The exposure was bad, the movies were jittery and the color was no where near true to life. After extensive forum and YouTube video research, I am finally reaching a point where my pictures are as good as the P3. But here is what I had to do. First of all, I had to go into camera settings and take the white balance setting off of automatic and select sunny or cloudy every time. What do you do when it's partly cloudy? Still experimenting with that but the sunny setting seems to be the best so far.. The picture was out of focus on one flight until I figured out you had to touch the screen to focus the camera. Then I had to get a filter set and play around to find the right darkness for different conditions to correct exposure and color problems. Finally, I had to back off the 4K setting and go to 2.7/24fps setting to smooth out the jitters. I'm not a photo geek and this seems like an undue amount of effort just to get where I was with the (much cheaper ) Phantom 3 that required NO camera setting adjustments. But, when all is said and done, the portability of the Mavik is what it's all about, and I am looking forward to taking it out west shortly on a hiking trip where I hope to get some spectacular shots with no more photo glitches.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2017 by ShipNC
Style: Pro
Configuration: Fly More Bundle
I'm not a professional photographer, videographer or drone flyer. This is actually only my second drone. My first one was of the 'selfie drone' variety and turned out to be kind of sub-par...however, it really gave me the bug for drone flying. With that first one, I kept running into limitations with range, quality and control. So when I ended up hitting a tree and dropping it into a pool I started trying to figure out what drone I really wanted. When it comes to quality (in every respect) and portability (something I really needed) it was easy to see that the Mavic is the gold standard. I. LOVE. THIS. DRONE. It's expensive, yes. But the build quality is fantastic (the controller, the Mavic itself...even the carrying bag). It really feels like something substantial...absolutely not a toy. My first drone was white plastic and kind of 'bubbly'. This drone looks like a shark...my kids call it the 'bad guy drone'. Even the app is great...it's got more settings than I know what to do with. And if the app is not to your liking...you can check out some of the many 3rd party apps available for flying. It's so easy to fly this thing! It hovers rock solid and even in windy conditions when it does wobble a little, the gimbal does a great job of keeping that out of your videos. There have been times that I've played back a video and thought that playback had frozen because the image was so still prior to the drone moving. If you can afford it, I highly recommend getting the combo. A single battery can last 20-25 minutes which is really a long time, but it's great to have spares to pop in. And the 4 battery charger is great for charging all the batteries quickly (it does not charge them simultaneously, it does it one battery at a time starting with whichever one has the most charge). And the bag is very nice...it's a rubbery/leather like material. Has room for the Mavic, the controller, two extra batteries, and a couple other small compartments for other items. If you've bothered to read this whole review...you probably already want this thing. And assuming you've got the money for it...do it!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2017 by Agent_Cooper