Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo - Drone Quadcopter UAV with 48MP Camera 4K Video 8K Hyperlapse 1/2" CMOS Sensor 3-Axis Gimbal 34min Flight Time ActiveTrack 3.0 Ocusync 2.0, Gray

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.

At first, I wasn't sure that I wanted to spend this much money on a drone. I initially settled for getting a Ruko F11 Gim2 for about half the price. While fun, I was seriously underwhelmed with the Ruko F11 Gim2. Luckily, it went insane and crashed itself and broke the last time I flew it. Amazon was cool AF and allowed me to return the Ruko for a full refund. So, I went ahead and bought the DJI Mavic Air 2 (which is what I really wanted anyway). Gotta say, I was blown away with the level of quality and sophistication that was apparent immediately upon opening and which became jaw dropping during my first flight. The thing is incredible and performs beyond what I expected. I was looking for something to do some real estate aerials with and this is absolutely perfect. The image/video quality is stunning given the small size of this drone. I have barely scratched the surface of the automated shooting modes, but they are simple to use and pack some serious utility. It offers multiple panoramic modes for photos and multiple video modes from 4K, to 2.7K, to 1080p. The 48MP stills are stunning given the tiny size of this camera. Not anywhere close to a good DSLR, but good enough for all but serious professionals who do this for a living. Overall impression was just: WOW! Keep in mind that this drone may not let you fly or take off in restricted air space. So check the area that you intend to use this in before you buy. B4UFLY is a good app that shows interactive maps of applicable air spaces and restrictions. Also just a tip, you can order from Amazon and then purchase the protection plan strait from DJI and link it to your drone within the first 48 Hrs of activation as long as you bought it brand new.

This is my first drone, and boy is it worth it. I got the Fly More package, and if you add it all up, that extra $189 gets you something like $420 in extras. I preordered it and received it around May 16. There are other more expensive options out there, but I've had it now for three months, and I've yet to crash it even though it has only forward, reverse, and downward vision. I don't do things that I would need upwards vision, and side vision would be nice, but I'm happy with my decision and got the most bang for the buck here. As an amateur photographer, I'm super picky about image quality and lens issues. I can't believe the quality and sharpness of the photos and videos, and it's a fixed focus camera. It beats out most consumer cameras I've seen, although without any zoom. The 180 degree panorama (see attached) is my current favorite; I hope the image I attach retains some of the pop it has in full resolution. This image is straight off the drone as it was taken. This particular panorama mode takes 21 photographs and stitches them together to 8192x3290 pixels. DJI continues to add features with updates, so check with them periodically to see if something you want has been released yet. I've only flown it about 2200 feet away, even though it's rated for far greater distance (10 Km, or 6-ish miles). However, I'm a bit nervous about losing it if I go that far, even though it has an automatic return if it can't connect to the controller. I've flown it in the badlands of the Anza Borrego desert in 110 degree heat, and that was really fun standing at the precipice and flying down into that valley. I've yet to have any gimbal problems or overheating in direct sun, which was a concern. It's also amazing to see how well it deals with wind (it's rated to handle up to ~23 mph wind). The videos are rock solid with that awesome gimbal, even when the drone is clearly compensating for wind--if it's low and nearby, you can see it tilting and moving against the wind. Amazing technology. The real time image and video transmission has been flawless, it alerts me if I'm approaching a geo-fenced area like a local Marine base or an airport (even a small local air strip), it alerts if there is manned aircraft nearby, it can track a person in some of the video modes and in hyperlapse, I can go on and on. It is fun and impressive. I've even had it flying at its top rated speed of 42 mph. One thing I would suggest is buying the custom hard case from Nanuk. Their cases rival Pelican and Storm cases, and they make one (linked here ) just for the Fly More combo. Unfortunately, it doesn't have any extra room for even one additional accessory, but it's still a great value. ** Update 8/13/2020 ** This weekend I got bold and flew the drone over a mile away while sitting inside my truck with closed doors, and without any communication issues. DJI also updated the firmware this week adding several features, including 4K hyperlapse, up to 4x digital zoom, and a safe flying mode that disables side-to-side movements since it doesn't have obstacle sensors on the sides. Digital zoom isn't usually that great unless you're Google, but it might be a surprise if it proves as good as the rest of its imaging. Even if not, you never know when it might be handy.

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!

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!

Excelente artículo por un buen precio,

Produto chegou antes do prazo, tudo correto.

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.