Mavic Air 2

this is my first drone I figured I would buy the good stuff since uncle sam was paying for it everyone said I was stupid to buy this for a first drone and having no experience flying but I said whaever well I told myself not to even open box untill I knew everything there was to know about the controler and the air2 so I spent atleast 25-30 hrs. reading,listining,watching u tube reading reviews and read many things 2 and 3 times and replaying videos Im signed up with FAA and AMA so Im ready right ? you damm right I am aand I will tell you I havent come close to crashing it and its so easy to fly a caveman could do it ! its stable and responsive like nothing I ever imagined goes out about 5 miles if you have it in normal mode I havent gone farther yet the only thing Im alittle upset and overlooked when I bought it was it will not support FPV goggles I tried and tried to make them work but so far nothing and that totally sux because this was biggest reason I wanted the damm thing I really like everything else tho so I dont want to send it back or upgrade im crossing my fingers DJI adds this option to my air 2 soon I dont know how it all works but Im thinking its just programming so WTF would make them market this without that option is beyond me ...if not I will end up adding an aftermarket FPV hdmi device to my unit so I can use the damm goggles I have quarantined new in its box and set on standby mode for now sadly but wow what a fun device this little air2 is ...theres so many functions to play with and I know everyone of them I promiss! you can set it up manually or set some or most of them to auto if you desire watching this smart little device do its thing I found it easy to take off and land on my own but the auto take off,auto return to home and auto landing is very cool too if you want to set the controller down and run inside for a fresh battery lol I use a mini ipod4 as a dedicated device and it works sweet you have to buy a little $5 extension thing for the ipod mini4 to fit the controller but it makes it fit perfect this thing hovers as long as you want and it wont move a 1/4 inch this thing was alot of money but worth every penny from my experience so far theres not alot of accesseries yet cuz its so new I guess but there is some stuff availible

If you're on the fence about purchasing this combo, just do it. You aren't going to regret it, especially if you're somewhat new to the UAV world. I've only had it for a couple of days and have already put several hours on it thanks to the extra batteries that come with the Fly More combo. Notable pros: -Price. At the time of this writing, the Mavic Air 2 with Fly More Combo is $789, which is actually cheaper than the regular Air 2 without the combo. Even the regular price of $988 is very reasonable with everything that comes in the Fly More package. -Obstacle avoidance sensors (front, back, and bottom) work extremely well for most objects. It can be a little sketchy around small tree branches with no leaves, but that's to be expected. It picks up most objects really well and safely avoids them. Great feature for those who aren't super comfortable piloting their drones yet. -Incredibly stable for such a lightweight drone. Wind gusts were up to 30mph the first day I took it out and it held up fine. I probably wouldn't try it in much higher winds but it's good to know you don't have to have absolutely ideal weather conditions to get good footage/photos. In normal wind conditions, it's solid as a rock. -Solid battery life. I'm averaging 23-27 minute flights in Sport Mode, flying up to 40mph in some cases. The extra 2 batteries that come with the Fly More combo ensure that you'll have plenty of juice to get those shots you're after. -Fantastic image quality. 4k-30fps with HDR video really shines and allows for professional-quality cinematic shots even without post-processing. The included ND filters are a nice touch for those days when the sun is being a pest. Still images are also crystal clear and very high definition. Notable (and mostly negligible) cons: -Requires registration with the FAA if you live in the U.S., due to its weight. If you don't want to have to register your drone, look at the Mini. Otherwise, it's $5 for a 3-year registration that covers all applicable drones. -4k-60fps doesn't work with tracking modes, but if you're shooting 4k-60, you're probably flying manually anyway for those buttery slow-motion shots. Tracking isn't a deal-breaker for my uses. -The included carrying case is decent, but not great. It will work in a pinch but I recommend a hard travel case to protect your investment. All in all, this drone suits my needs as a real estate photographer and enthusiast perfectly. It won't be suitable for everyone's needs, depending on how you need to use it professionally, but it will do just about everything that the vast majority of hobbyists, content creators, and real estate photographers want it to do.

I just got mine last week. I’ve flown it probably 8 times so far and have a few things to report. Right out of the box, two things occurred to me. This is a smaller mavic pro with some nice enhancements. The bag that it comes with is well designed and the whole package fits nicely in a smaller space. It’s fantastic imo. Everything fits and there’s room for all the accessories. Image quality I find that for me—shooting around dusk and dawn are ideal times of day because the sun is not front lighting the earth and golden hour shooting lasts only a short period of time. In general, I prefer to shoot within 2 hours after sunrise and before sunset. When it gets dark enough to shoot above 100 ISO for video, noise becomes apparent in 4K. The image looks great at 100 ISO. It falls in line nicely with what the whole line of dji drones can do in the mavic series. It actually looks better than the Mavic Zoom, less moire. They’ve put a new sensor into the Mavic air 2. The quad bayer chip is an upgrade from previous sensors. I think this may not help the resolution so much as the camera’s ability to see a wider range of light and dark. HDR mode is one of the benefits of the quad bayer sensor. However, I didn’t see any major improvements in the dynamic range between my three drones. One additional thing, and this is a known issue with HDR, is that the image becomes a bit more jelly like with heavy left/right motion because of how the sensor must double expose to capture highlight and lowlight data simultaneously. Still though, I like the image straight out of the box. I think it’s a bit crazy that you can record 4K 60FPS on this camera. There’s not a lot I can say about the DJI fly app other than it’s a nicely streamlined version of the dji go apps. It’s smoother and simpler. There is one function that I think is interesting. The fly spots is a cool idea whether you’re into doing what’s been done or knowing what’s been done and avoiding it. When that map has been populated more, I think it’ll be a unique tool to help people get closer to what they want. The fly more combo includes a few things that I think are necessities if you’re not just going out for a casual flight. First, they give you ND filters. The camera cannot change it’s iris so the settings you change for your exposure are the Shutter and the ISO. Raising the ISO increases noise and exposing with the shutter too high creates this jittery effect to the action. All cameras deal with this so the ND is super helpful when you’re shooting in bright sunlight. If you’re trying to get nicer images and you don’t want to spend the extra money for the fly more combo, at least order the ND filters. They also include a USB battery adapter in the kit, which allows you to charge anything that uses USB off of the drones batteries. Maybe you need to charge a second phone and you’re nowhere near your car? Maybe you need to charge the controller? It’s a smart alternate use of the drone’s batteries They’ve also smartly included extra rc sticks, iPhone cable and props in case you lose either. I rarely lose my gear, but if I’m moving fast, these small parts can easily fall down so it’s great to have backups. One thing to notes is that it takes the Mavic Air 2 Batteries a little longer to charge than the Pro, so it might be worth picking up an extra battery if you’re planning to fly a bunch in one day. However, with that said, I got about 30 minutes of flight time on my first flight. The new controller is nicely streamlined. It appears to have joined the phone holder and antennae into one piece, which is great. It’s easier to install the phone on the new controller than the previous models because the controller clamps down on the sides of the phone that don’t have the lightning connector. I also appreciate the iPhone being placed above the controller. It’s easier to see. There is one additional thing they’ve added to this drone that I knew was coming in the future and now that it’s here, I’m a little less worried about it now than when I first heard about it. ADS-B is an aircraft tracking system that is used in all modern aircraft now and keeps pretty formidably accurate tabs on where all aircraft are at all times. Just look on flightradar24.com and you’ll see how many flights you can track live with incredible altitude and flight detail. I thought the addition of the airsense chip that provides ADS-B for the drone might make it easier to track consumers, but instead it’s actually just a receiver that listens for manned aircraft. When a plane armed with ads-b flies towards the mavic air 2, the mavic warns the user through the app that the aircraft is on a collision course and tells the drone operator to move through the app. This is a huge positive development in my opinion. Right away, when I turned it on, I saw that there were planes heading my way. Frankly, if I’m flying a mile away—which I have with this drone—knowing all the hazards around me is essential. I don’t want to endanger people and I don’t want to lose a drone that I’ve spent good money on. Overall, I think this drone is a good choice for shooters who need a quick and small drone but don’t have the resources for a bigger drone like the inspire 2. It’s smaller than the Mavic 2 Pro and still provides good image quality on H.265. I think if you’ve got $1000 to spend to go adventuring with it, this will enhance your experience. There are a lot of clever additions to this beast and it’s all packed into a tiny package. I have a few tips for the uninitiated as well: If you want to get the most natural movement to your videos from this drone, use the ND filters on a bright day. These filters will reduce the light hitting the sensor, allowing you to slow the shutter down for less choppy motion blur. As a rule of thumb, you want to expose your shutter at double the frame rate (ie 24fps, 1/48th of a second or 30fps, 1/60fps). Professional hyperlapses have smooth, consistent movement and this drone can do a few moves on its own very effectively, like course lock for instance. I strongly suggest filming in non-windy conditions and to not use the free movement mode for the best results. One last tip, you don’t even need to fly the drone to take advantage of its stabilized camera. You can fold up the arms and run around with the camera just like you would a regular gimbaled camera. It won’t record sound, but for those shots that don’t require sound in your edit, it’s a perfect hack for steady footage.

I was a little surprised to see the Mavic 2 hit the market given the newly released Mavic Mini but I was excited none the less. This is another massive amount of technology packed into a tiny flying robot from DJI. I never ceases to amazes me at how DJI is able to build a camera that rivals most hand held prosumer cameras at a fraction of the price… did I mention that camera also fly’s autonomously with machine vision and obstacle avoidance?? Needless to say the Mavic Air 2 with the Fly More Combo is an INSANE deal at $988. This Fly more combo is pretty sweet and has everything the older Mavic kits have but with a few extra goodies. I was really excited to see the Small ND kit with case in this combo. The Kit comes with a ND16, ND64, ND256 (4, 6 &8 Stops) This is such an essential piece of kit for making cinematic videos and being able to manipulate your photos or time lapses in creative ways. The new super slim 3 bay charger hub its extremely nice and the Mavic battery to USB hub is always a nice thing piece to have it the bag when you need to top off your controller or cell phone when out in the field. One major change to this new edition to the Mavic line is the new controller and I absolutely LOVE it. I never liked the old Mavic controller. It was nice and compact but the usability of it was frustrating at best. The new controller is a bit larger but it feels great in the hands and the phone mount is easy to use and pain free. The phone mount also incorporates the antennas so you no longer have to worry about folding them our or breaking them. Let’s talk about the camera. First and foremost… 4k 60FPS is such a big deal!!! Most prosumer cameras cannot do 4K 60FPS and to have the ability to do 4K slow motion from a drone is so clutch when trying to make creative videos. This new 1/2” quad bayer sensor is really nice and performs really well against the Mavic Pro 2’s 1” sensor. The 1/2” Quad Bayer Sensor allows for HDR (High Dynamic Range) video which blends multiple exposures in one frame giving really nice detail and dynamic range for such a small sensor. I would say this camera almost gives a better image out of the box than the PRO. Even though the AIR 2 sensor is smaller you are able to take 48mp stills with is over twice the size of the PRO’s 20mp stills. This feature is huge if you are primarily a stills shooter of focus on hyper lapse filming. Another huge upgrade for hyper lapse shooters is the ability to output 8K hyper-lapses. This is honestly one of the most exciting features as this is how my Mavic sees most of its use. In flight this Mavic performs just like its Pro counterpart if not a bit better given its lighter all up weight. The downward facing vision sensors give great low altitude position hold and the forward and rear facing obstacle avoidance sensors are such an important for beginner to intermediate flyers. I always love to have these sensors for using obstacle avoidance during RTH if ever needed. The flight time is excellent with 29-34 minutes giving your flying style and flying conditions. The Mavic Air 2 sees a huge upgrade in tide transmission system as well as intelligent features with Occusync 3.0 and Active Track, Spotlight & POI 3.0. Occusync 3.0 is boasting a massive 10KM range, this is much further than most pilots would ever need but knowing you have such robust signal gives you piece of mind. Overall this drone is by far the best value on the market and it comes out of the box ready to satisfy a specific need for every level of drone pilot/ photographer or film maker. This will now be my new recommendation for anyone that asks me that question “ Yo. What drone should I buy?”

Just got my drone today and took it out of the box. Here's what to be aware of. The props are not labeled "A" or "B", the labeling is on the small package the props come in. You need to identify the props by the small white mark on the "A" props that matches the white mark on the motors and there is no mark on the "B" props or motors. The props must be installed correctly. Plugged the three batteries onto the charger, only one appeared to be charging so I am assuming they charge in a serial fashion rather then at the same time. The usb cables and other accessories were in the pouch under the carrying case "lid"; I started to think they were missing, so look in all the pockets. The manual on the website is for the older Air 1 and is not usable with the Air 2. I contacted DJI support and they directed me to YouTube videos on how to setup and fly the drone. I'll update after the batteries are charged and I have had a chance to fly the drone. UPDATED Several Hours Later: The description says the App will work on an Android phone. Have downloaded and installed the App several times; will not install on an Android Samsung Galaxy Orbit 3. Verify if it will install on your android phone before ordering. Upon closer examination I noticed the App would work with a Samsung but only certain models. I now have to order a new phone just to use with the drone to get it to work. Purchased an Iphone 7 for less than $100 which works perfectly with the controller and drone. Watched the recommended video which was very well done. DJI support was extremely responsive and insured I was satisfied. I'm ready to fly. FYI: In addition to the DJI app get the B4UFly app which uses the phones GPS location to determine if there is any restrictions from the FAA for your location. Follow the rules, fines are expensive. UPDATED 14 July 2020: This Drone is amazing. In no time at all I had mastered the controls and felt confident in flying it. Took it on a 2.5 week vacation in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State. Took great pictures of the campground the lakes, streams and just had FUN. The pictures and videos were clear and color was spot on, I'm a outdoor photographer so color accuracy is very important. I considered using the drone to photograph real estate for agents than found out you have to have a commercial sUAS (small unmanned aerial system) remote pilots license to fly in the NAS (national air space) controlled by the FAA (federal aviation administration). Test preparation books are available on Amazon and one also needs a UAS pilot Log book. This drone is my second one and I highly recommend it for new and experienced drone pilots. Be patient and don't try to master everything the first time you fly, get used to the controls first than advance to the fun special effects capabilities of the drone. The only accessory I recommend is a hard case. Lykus is coming out with one (Titan M200), not yet available on Amazon but available from DJI. I wanted the extra protection for our vacation so got the Titan M110 from Amazon which is not specifically made for this drone but works OK. It provides better protection for the drone than the case that comes in the package. Go Have Fun with this amazing drone.

This is the one. The hype surrounding the release of the DJI Mavic Air 2 couldn't be touched or even measured on our measly human scales. I'm pleased to report that this drone doesn't disappoint, but that doesn't mean its perfect. Let's start with the pros. Image quality: The Mavic Air two improve its image quality over its predecessor by including a 48 MP quad Bayer sensor. (More on this later) The sensor is able to combine 4 pixels together for better lowlight capabilities, HDR photo and video, or in ideal lighting use the 48 MP for extra details. Increased Rage: The MA2 has abandoned advanced wifi (Thank you DJI) and now has Ocusync 2.0. This means you can travel further without losing connection and transmit full 1080P video back to the controller! DJI states this drone can fly out to 10k and rated for 34 min of flight time. You won't get this is real world use, but it a drastic improvement. Controller: DJI has completely redesigned the controller. Its bigger and its heavier...but I love it. Instead of the awkwardness of placing your phone at the bottom of the controller and trying to line up the usb c cable and pinching your phone in, you just lift the top antenna and set your phone in. Way easier. Price: Honestly this is the beat drone you can get for under $1000. Dji has been doing this for a while and they know what they are doing. Now for the cons, honestly there's not many.. Single IMU & Compass. The MA2 only has a single IMU and compass and if the fail while flying or malfunction while over water be ready to take a swim. I've personally never had thia happen so I'm not to worried about it. 48 MP sensor: The 48 MP photos are quite large and are only marginally better than the 12MP mode. Also it doesn't really work unless the lighting condition is perfect. I will stick to 12 MP mode for now. Conclusion: While other companies like Altell and Skydio have push the envelope to make sure DJI keeps innovating they just don't have anything close in this price point. If you are on the market for a drone thia offers everything you need including obstacle avoidance, flight time and range you need in a drone. It's more than enough for professional and client use as well. Just get it. I hope you enjoy. I do! If this review help you please hit "helpful" thanks.

I've owned a DJI Spark since 2017 and was in the market to upgrade. I considered the Autel Evo II, Skydio 2, Mavic 2 Zoom and Mavic Air 2. Hands down, the best value is the Mavic Air 2. I stress value since the other drones arguably have more capabilities but I am a casual flyer; not a professional or for profit flyer. For a quick rundown, the issues with the Spark are its short flight time. It seems every time I just got into flying, it was time to change the battery. Not so with the Air 2. I considered the Skydio 2 due to its robust follow me capability but it seemed awkward and expensive to equip for manual (and waypoint) flying. The Autel Evo II (8k) was high on my list and I really wanted to like it. Unfortunately it is a BIG drone (compared to Air 2) and expensive. I really liked its 360 degree obstacle detection and controller with built-in display. But in the end the value wasn't there. The Mavic 2 Zoom (lower cost cousin to the Pro) was a strong alternate but the technology was several years old and significantly more costly than the Air 2. On the plus side, since it used the DJI Go app, it had full SDK access so I could use Litchi for robust waypoint flights. But in the end, the overall value proposition wasn't there. So that left me with the Air 2. Overall this is a very easy drone to fly. DJI has continued to provide software and firmware updates that has only improved the value. My only reason for the lack of a 5 star review is the continued omission of the SDK. While the SDK would not be required if DJI included a robust waypoint mode, I, along with countless others, are waiting for DJI to release the SDK so third parties (Litchi, Dronelink, etc) can work on providing capabilities that the drone is clearly capable of (like robust waypoint flights) that DJI chooses not to provide. Overall, this is an excellent drone with only a few shortcomings but as far as an overall drone package goes, the Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo is a tough value to beat.

When I opened the packaging, the first thing I noticed was the high quality. I wanted to get flying as soon as possible, so I started charging the batteries and the controller right away. However, I didn't bother to check the battery level of my phone, so I ended up having to wait for that to charge after everything else was already good to go. BTW, the charging hub will accommodate three batteries, but will only charge one at a time. I had never spent more than $50 for a drone before, so I was a bit nervous about flying this the first time. I took it to an open field, set everything up, hit the "takeoff" button, and it just hovered in place a few feet off the ground. I played around with the controls and found that when you release the joystick, the drone will stop in place - no drifting. After flying it around for a while, I hit the RTH button and it came back and landed in the same spot and orientation that it took off from. I have not tested RTH with obstacles in the way yet, so I don't know how this will work. The camera quality is great! So far, I have only tested 4K 60fps video, but it smooth and the gimbal does a good job keeping the camera straight and level when adjusting the drone direction. The collision detection also works well. Anytime I fly anywhere near the house, it slows down, then stops before hitting anything. It also worked with a chain link fence. I just got the drone yesterday, so these are just my first thoughts. The Air 2 is really fun and easy to fly. I would highly recommend this to a first time drone buyer that wants next level features.

Llevaba aproximadamente medio año queriendo comprar un dron pero no me decidía si comprar el Mavic 2 mini o este, el Mavic Air 2, y estoy seguro que tomé la mejor decisión. Esos 48 MP se vuelven 100% claros a la hora de ver los resultados que obtuviste en vuelo. Les recomiendo descarguen la extensión 'Keepa Box' en su buscador para que en sitios como Amazon o Mercado Libre les de el histograma de precios, eso te puede servir para ver si el dron está caro o a buen precio. Yo lo adquirí a $26,189 y estoy satisfecho por el precio. Por último, anexo un video y cuatro fotos de mi primer vuelo. Cabe señalar que edité un poco el material para resaltar los colores. PD: El dron me llegó dos días antes de lo esperado y todo perfecto.

Drone com construção muito bem feita. Alto nível de voo. Câmera sensacional. Grande performance e grande poder de gravação ... excelente DRONE !!! Compacto e valente ... vale o dinheiro que não é pouco investido!

First of all, this is an amazing drone. We researched drones extensively before deciding on the Mavic Air 2. We are new to drones but have photography experience so wanted to choose a drone that would be fairly simple for beginners to learn the basics but advanced enough where we wouldn't get frustrated with poor video/photo quality or lack of features once we got comfortable with flying. We live in Canada where you have to pass the drone pilot's exam and register the drone so wanted to be sure this was the drone we'd be happy with. This drone hit the mark on all counts, I know we'll get tons of use out of it. Amazing quality photos and video. Looking forward to learning more and using this drone to it's full potential. Very impressive. However, we actually ordered 2 Mavic Air 2's (Fly more combos) - one was for my daughter. The first one we received had Air Sense. When we decided we wanted to order one for ourselves, we just hit the "re-order" button assuming we would received the exact same drone. (This was only 3 weeks after we ordered the first one) It was the same drone of course however ours did not have Air Sense. We returned it and purchased one elsewhere. I had called Amazon to inquire as to why ours did not have Air Sense and no one could tell me why, basically it's hit and miss when you order from here. You might get one with Air Sense and you might not. It may not be a deal breaker to some people but to us it was. So just a heads up. If it has Air Sense the bottom right hand corner of the box will have ADS-B AIR SENSE on it. Like on the attached photo. If it doesn't have it on the box, then it doesn't have Air Sense. As far as I understand Mavic Air 2's sold in Canada and the U.S. should come with Air Sense. I copied this information from another source: “The DJI Mavic Air 2 has taken the number one spot in our list of the best drones you can buy, but there was a curious footnote in its official release – according to DJI, Mavic Air 2 units with built-in Air Sense (an alert system that detects nearby aircraft) would "initially only be available in North America." DJI went on to explain that "due to supply chain shortages related to the coronavirus pandemic", a version of the Mavic Air 2 "will be available outside North America without ADS-B", which is the broadcast tech that Air Sense detects. The two drone models are, DJI says, "identical in all other aspects, such as flight and imaging performance. ***attached video clip is using Active Track.

The DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo is the ultimate high-flyer, earning a sky-high 5-star rating! This drone quadcopter is packed with features that make it a must-have for both hobbyists and serious aerial photographers. With a 48MP camera and 4K video capabilities, it captures stunning, crystal-clear images and videos, while the 8K Hyperlapse mode lets you create mesmerizing time-lapses. The 1/2" CMOS sensor and 3-axis gimbal ensure smooth, professional-grade shots, even in challenging conditions. The impressive 34-minute flight time means more sky time and less charging, and ActiveTrack 3.0 keeps your subject in focus, no matter the action. Ocusync 2.0 provides a reliable and long-range connection, making flying a breeze. Whether you’re capturing epic landscapes or family moments, the DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo elevates your drone game to new heights!

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