Drone Support

DJI Avata 2 features comprehensive enhancements across various aspects, including flight noise, the visual perception system, imaging, video transmission, battery life, and smart functions. The specific improvements are:
1. The flight noise is significantly reduced to only 81 decibels, providing a gentler auditory experience.
2. Building upon the integrated propeller guard design, it has been upgraded with a binocular fisheye visual positioning system, which accommodates both downward and backward vision for more precise flight positioning.
3. Equipped with a new image processing platform and incorporating the latest video stabilization algorithms, it supports recording at 4K/60fps. 10-bit D-Log M color mode is optional to greatly enhance the dynamic range of the video.
4. Featuring the brand-new DJI O4 HD video transmission system, the max transmission distance reaches up to 13 km* with a max video bitrate of 60Mbps.
5. The max flight time extends to 23 minutes**, and the aircraft supports PD fast charging. The charging hub includes power accumulation, significantly alleviating battery concerns for users.
6. New Easy ACRO function that enhances the immersive flight experience with motion control.

^{‌* Measured in an unobstructed outdoor environment free of interference. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights under the FCC standard. Always pay attention to RTH reminders on the goggles screen during your flight.‌
** ‌Measured when flying forward at a speed of 21.6 kph in a windless environment at sea level, with camera parameters set to 1080p/30fps, video mode off, and from 100% battery level until 0%. Data is for reference only. Always pay attention to reminders on the goggles' screen during your flight.}

The DJI Avata 2 is an FPV (first-person view) drone that requires a DJI Goggles series product, a DJI RC Motion series product, or a DJI FPV Remote Controller product to operate. This immersive flight experience captures the fun of freely navigating the environment. DJI Avata 2 offers unique camera angles and an enjoyable, playful control experience, unlike other consumer drones.
The unique recording perspective: With its integrated propeller guard designed for safety, DJI Avata 2 can fly in low-altitude, indoor, and wooded areas or even under bridges and get incredibly close to subjects. These images and videos are from unique angles.
Fun control experience: When paired with DJI RC Motion 3, users can quickly learn to fly without complicated and extensive instructions. There is a beginner’s mode to ensure safety and an Easy ACRO function that adds to the flying fun. When used with DJI FPV Controller 3, users can fly in manual mode (M mode), giving them total freedom to soar through the skies.

C1, certified by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

DJI Goggles 3.

DJI RC Motion 3 and DJI FPV Remote Controller 3.

DJI Avata 2 comes with 46 GB of internal storage and also supports SD cards.
Note: The write speed of the drone's built-in storage may decrease after prolonged use, which could potentially affect the shooting experience. Transfer data according to the prompts on the goggles screen, and then format the internal storage to ensure a seamless video recording experience for subsequent uses.

No.
In N mode (Normal mode) and S mode (Sport mode), DJI Avata 2 supports downward and backward visual positioning to enhance flight safety.

No.

It supports M mode (Manual mode)* flying.

^{* Requires DJI FPV Remote Controller 3.}

1. The light-sensitive area of the image sensor has been increased, which leads to higher sensitivity and significantly better imaging results, also making it more suitable for low-light shooting.
2. The dynamic range of the image sensor has been improved, making it more suitable for scenes with a high dynamic range.
3. EIS has been enhanced. When used with DJI RC Motion 3, RockSteady is enabled at normal shooting angles and video recording at frame rates up to 60fps, resulting in smoother and more stable footage.
4. It supports a 10-bit D-Log M color profile, providing users with more post-processing and video editing flexibility.

Yes, it offers three selectable modes: RockSteady, HorizonSteady, and Off.
* With stabilization turned off, footage captured with the wide-angle view supports Gyroflow offline stabilization .
The default electronic stabilization mode for Avata 2 out of the box is RockSteady. Users can adjust the settings via the Settings > Camera > EIS in the goggles menu.

Yes.
Disable EIS in the DJI Goggles 3 menu and set the shooting to Wide. The footage captured will support Gyroflow offline stabilization.

Transferring files to a phone:
Avata 2 allows for Wi-Fi transfer to phones via the DJI Fly app, with download rates up to 30 MB/s*.
Power on the drone, open the DJI Fly app and use the QuickTransfer function by following the instructions.
Keep the drone and phone within 2 meters with no obstructions for the best transfer experience.

Transferring files to a computer:
Connect the drone to your computer with a USB cable without powering on Avata 2.
When using a memory card, insert the card directly into the computer.

^{* Measured in a laboratory environment with little interference in countries/regions that support both 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz. Download speeds may vary depending on the actual conditions.}

1. It utilizes a new hardware solution. The aircraft antennas have upgraded from two (2T2R) to four (2T4R).
2. It includes a new frequency band, extending the maximum transmission distance of the high-definition live feed to 13 km*, with up to 60 MHz in communication bandwidth.
3. The maximum transmission bitrate has been increased to 60Mbps.
4. When paired with DJI Goggles 3, the latency is as low as 24 ms for 1080p/100fps live feeds and as low as 40 ms for 1080p/60fps live feeds.

^{Measured in an unobstructed outdoor environment free of interference. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights under FCC standards and is for reference only. Always pay attention to RTH reminders on the goggles screen during your flight.}""1. It utilizes a new hardware solution. The aircraft antennas have upgraded from two (2T2R) to four (2T4R).
2. It includes a new frequency band, extending the maximum transmission distance of the high-definition live feed to 13 km*, with up to 60 MHz in communication bandwidth.
3. The maximum transmission bitrate has been increased to 60Mbps.
4. When paired with DJI Goggles 3, the latency is as low as 24 ms for 1080p/100fps live feeds and as low as 40 ms for 1080p/60fps live feeds.

^{Measured in an unobstructed outdoor environment free of interference. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights under FCC standards and is for reference only. Always pay attention to RTH reminders on the goggles screen during your flight.}

There are three ways to share the live feeds.
1. Wi-Fi wireless sharing*: You can enable screen sharing from the DJI Goggles 3 to a mobile phone via Wi-Fi in the goggles' menu. A mobile device can be connected to the Goggles 3 via Wi-Fi, and the DJI Fly app on the device will display the live feed of the drone. The wireless sharing supports connection to only one mobile device.
2. Wired sharing: You can connect a mobile device to DJI Goggles 3 using a data cable and an OTG adapter cable. The DJI Fly app on the connected mobile device will then display the live feed of the drone. Wired sharing also supports only one mobile device.
3. Audience mode: You can enable the broadcast function in the DJI Goggles 3 menu, allowing multiple DJI Goggles 3 to tune into the broadcast channel. This outputs live feeds in multiple channels. There is no upper limit to the number of DJI Goggles 3 that can connect in Audience mode.
Note: Whether it is the goggles or a mobile device, only one type of connection is supported at a time.

^{* Some countries and regions prohibit the use of the 5.1GHz or 5.8GHz frequency band, or both. In some countries and regions, the 5.1GHz frequency is only allowed for indoor use. If the 5.1/5.8GHz frequency band is unavailable (such as in Japan), screen sharing to a smartphone via Wi-Fi is unavailable. A wired connection is recommended to achieve screen sharing. Before flying, make sure to check and comply with local regulations.}

Yes, it supports Smart RTH, Low Battery RTH, and Failsafe RTH.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes. In the goggles menu, go to Settings > Safety > Find My Drone, and you can view the video from the 30 seconds before the drone was lost to help locate the lost drone. If the aircraft still has battery power, go to Settings > Safety > ESC Beeping to activate the drone's motor beeping function and help find the aircraft via the sound.

When using DJI Avata 2 in other countries or regions, make sure that you check and follow local radio frequency laws and regulations.
Connect the aircraft to the DJI Fly app, and the software will automatically tune the system settings of DJI Avata 2 according to local laws and regulations.

There are two charging methods: using the Two-Way Charging Hub‌ or charging the aircraft body directly.
1. When using the Two-Way Charging Hub‌ (60W max charging power), it takes approx. 45 minutes to charge from 0% to 100%, and approx. 30 minutes from 10% to 90%.
2. When directly charging the aircraft body (30W max charging power), it takes approx. 88 minutes to charge from 0% to 100%, and approx. 60 minutes from 10% to 90%.

1. Charging: The Two-Way Charging Hub supports USB PD fast-charging protocol and charges three batteries in sequence from high to low power level.
2. Storage: It can store three batteries at once, making it convenient to carry and use.
3. Power accumulation: By pressing and holding the function button with at least two batteries inserted, you can transfer the remaining power from multiple batteries to the battery with the highest remaining power, enabling a longer effective flight time.
4. Power bank: With at least one battery in storage, you can use the charging hub as a power bank and output the battery power to mobile phones, tablets, and other devices through the USB-C port.

Yes.

Once connected to the LightCut app, users can access features such as ‌One-Tap Edit, flexible editing, templates, Sky VFX, and intelligent sound effects.

We recommend practicing with the following four simulators: Liftoff, Uncrashed, The Drone Racing League, and DCL.

DJI Mini 4 Pro features comprehensive upgrades in its vision sensing system, imaging system, video transmission system, and intelligent features.
Details are as follows: While maintaining a 249g lightweight design, DJI Mini 4 Pro boasts an omnidirectional vision sensing system to achieve omnidirectional obstacle sensing. It uses a new image-processing platform and supports recording 4K/60fps HDR videos, with optional 10-bit D-Log M and HLG color modes, elevating the multiple shooting specifications. It is equipped with the DJI O4 FHD digital video transmission system, which provides a max transmission distance of up to 20 km*. It comes with the newly upgraded ActiveTrack 360°, Waypoint Flight, Advanced RTH, Cruise Control, and other intelligent features.
^{Data tested under FCC standard in an unobstructed environment without interference. Used for reference purposes only and provides no guarantee for actual transmission distance.}

DJI Mini 4 Pro batteries are set to hibernation mode before shipping to ensure safe transportation.
Before use, insert the battery into the aircraft or charging hub, and connect the charger to charge and activate the battery.
After activating the battery, press the power button once, and then press again and hold for two seconds to turn on the aircraft.

With DJI RC-N2:
Connect your mobile device (connected to the internet) with the remote controller, and then connect to DJI Mini 4 Pro via the DJI Fly app. Follow the instructions in the app to activate DJI Mini 4 Pro.

With DJI RC 2:
When using DJI RC 2 for the first time, connect to the internet via Wi-Fi or a smartphone hotspot, and then follow the instructions in the DJI Fly app to activate the device. After activating DJI RC 2, connect it with DJI Mini 4 Pro via the DJI Fly app, and then follow the instructions in the app to activate the aircraft.

The max wind speed resistance of DJI Mini 4 Pro is 10.7 m/s.
^{Wind resistance is dependent upon propulsion. In strong winds, slight vibration is expected due to the drone’s lightweight nature. High-powered propulsion ensures the drone hovers stably or returns to home safely. DJI Mini 4 Pro automatically controls the gimbal to adjust slightly to ensure the footage is always stable and not affected by the wind.}

No. Avoid contact with water during use, as it may damage the device.
If it rains during the flight, return and land as soon as possible, and wait until the aircraft is fully dry inside and out before using it again.

DJI Mini 4 Pro can only be used with the DJI Fly app. You can download the latest version of DJI Fly from the DJI Mini 4 Pro Downloads page on the official DJI website.
* If you use DJI RC 2 as the remote controller, it comes with the pre-installed DJI Fly app.

Compared with the camera module of DJI Mini 3 Pro, DJI Mini 4 Pro has the following major upgrades:
1. A new image-processing platform is used to improve the overall imaging performance.
2. The HDR video specification has been upgraded from 4K/30fps to 4K/60fps.
3. The Slow Motion specification has been upgraded from 1080p to 4K.
4. The new 10-bit D-Log M and HLG color modes record colors and details with a high dynamic range.
5. The new Night video mode (Night Shots) delivers enhanced low-light performance.
6. The simulated long exposure (shutter speed of up to 8 s) enables more creative possibilities.
7. A next-gen SmartPhoto algorithm is adopted to effectively improve photo quality.
8. The resolution of panorama photos is higher.

Yes. You can manually set camera parameters like shutter speed, ISO, and white balance in the DJI Fly app.

When recording video at 60fps or lower, DJI Mini 4 Pro enables HDR mode by default.

Photo mode and video mode (60fps and lower): The sensor will algorithmically integrate the images gained by the two sets of analog amplifier circuits for a better dynamic range of actual imaging.

Before each flight, it is necessary to check the propellers for cracks, wear, warp, corrosion, and loose screws. If any of these conditions are present, the propellers should be replaced. Follow the instructions in the user manual to replace the propellers.
Use the included screwdriver to replace the propellers. Please follow the instructions provided. Remove the two blades and screws from the motor, and replace with the new propellers and screws. Attach the marked propellers to the marked motors, and the unmarked propellers to the unmarked motors. Ensure that the propellers and motors are installed securely before each flight.

Yes. To ensure charging speed, it is recommended to use the DJI 30W USB-C Charger or other USB Power Delivery chargers.

The Two-Way Charging Hub supports USB PD fast-charging protocols, and can charge up to three batteries in sequence. You can also use it for battery storage or as a power bank (storing at least one battery with ample power) to charge your mobile device or remote controller via the USB-A port.

DJI Mini 4 Pro currently supports two remote controllers: DJI RC-N2 and DJI RC 2.

The video transmission solution has been upgraded, and the antenna system has been upgraded from 1T2R to 2T2R. With DJI Mini 4 Pro, the O4 video transmission can be used.

DJI RC 2 focuses on your flight and control experience. For footage management and video sharing, it is recommended to install the DJI Fly app on your smartphone and connect it directly with the aircraft through Wi-Fi. Then, you can use the QuickTransfer feature to download footage directly from the aircraft to your smartphone.

The performance of the processor has been improved for smoother operation. The video transmission system has been upgraded, and the antenna system has been upgraded from 1T2R to 2T4R. With DJI Mini 4 Pro, the O4 video transmission can be used. DJI RC 2 features two built-in antennas and two external antennas, and also supports manual angle adjustments for the two external antennas to achieve better video transmission effects.

Yes. The USB-C port supports up to 9V/3A power input (with a 9V/3A charger). It takes 1.5 hours at the fastest speed to fully charge the battery.

The optimal transmission range occurs when the antennas are facing the aircraft, with the angle between the antennas and the back of the remote controller at 180° or 270°.

You can customize the C1/C2 button of DJI RC 2 in the DJI Fly app for more convenient control.

No.

In different environments, the wireless interference level is different, and the max transmission distance will vary.

Unobstructed:
Strong Interference: urban landscape, approx. 1.5-4 km
Medium Interference: suburban landscape, approx. 4-10 km
Low Interference: suburb/seaside, approx. 10-20 km

Obstructed:
Low Interference and Obstructed by Buildings: approx. 0-0.5 km
Low Interference and Obstructed by Trees: approx. 0.5-3 km

^{Data tested under FCC standard in obstructed or unobstructed environments with typical interference. Used for reference purposes only and provides no guarantee for actual transmission distance.}

The O4 video transmission system adopts an all-new hardware solution, and a new frequency band* has been added. The communication algorithm has also been upgraded, which not only delivers an FHD video transmission from a max range of 20 km**, but also features enhanced anti-interference capabilities, further improving the transmission stability in complex environments like urban settings. The remote controller also supports a 1080p/60fps max real-time live feed, with the higher frame rate delivering a smoother viewing experience.

^{* Can be used only in countries and regions where it is allowed by local laws and regulations.
** Measured in an outdoor, open environment, without interference, and with FCC compliance. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights. Always pay attention to reminders in the app during your flight.}

Connect the aircraft with the remote controller. The DJI Fly app will send you a prompt for firmware updates (if new firmware is available). Follow the instructions to update the firmware of the aircraft, remote controller, battery, and other modules.

1. The battery level of the aircraft or remote controller is below 20%.
2. The aircraft or remote controller is powered off during an update. If this happens, restart the aircraft and remote controller, and try again.
3. The network is disconnected during a firmware download.
4. Your smartphone interface is switched to other apps during a firmware download.
^{The aircraft will restart multiple times during an update and automatically power off after completing the update.}

DJI Mini 4 Pro is compatible with the DJI 30W USB-C Charger, DJI 18W USB Charger, DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery Plus*, DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery**, and DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-Way Charging Hub.
For details, please check the product compatibility list of the corresponding accessories at the official online DJI Store.

^{* The Intelligent Flight Battery Plus is not sold in Europe.
** When using the DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI Mini 4 Pro’s propulsion performance and flight time will be reduced, and the total weight will exceed 249 g. Always check local laws and regulations before use.}

DJI Air 3 has improved the camera system, video transmission system, vision sensing system, flight time, and intelligent features. Details are as follows:

1. A 1/1.3-inch CMOS 70mm medium tele camera has been added to complement the 1/1.3-inch CMOS 24mm wide-angle camera, delivering consistent image quality* and more dynamic imaging possibilities.
2. The video transmission system has been upgraded to the next-gen O4 HD video transmission system, which not only delivers an FHD video transmission from a max range of 20 km, but also features enhanced anti-interference capabilities, further improving the transmission stability. The remote controller also supports a 1080p/60fps max real-time live feed, with the higher frame rate delivering a smoother viewing experience.
3. Equipped with an omnidirectional vision sensing system, the drone can detect obstacles in all directions. When obstacles are detected, the drone can use APAS 5.0 to perform smoother avoidance movements for a safer overall flight experience.
4. The max hovering time and the max flight time are 42 minutes and 46 minutes respectively, which are 40% and 48% higher than those of DJI Air 2S respectively, allowing you to create with peace of mind.
5. The drone supports Waypoint Flight, Advanced RTH, Cruise Control, QuickTransfer, and other intelligent functions, greatly improving creative efficiency.
* The wide-angle camera and medium tele camera have different apertures.

The O4 video transmission system adopts an all-new hardware solution. The aircraft antenna system is upgraded from four antennas to six, and a new frequency band* has been added. The communication algorithm has also been upgraded, which not only delivers an FHD video transmission from a max range of 20 km**, but also features enhanced anti-interference capabilities, further improving the transmission stability in complex environments like urban settings. The remote controller also supports a 1080p/60fps max real-time live feed, with the higher frame rate delivering a smoother viewing experience.

* Can be used only in countries and regions where it is allowed by local laws and regulations.

** Measured in an open outdoor environment without interference and with FCC compliance. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights. Always pay attention to reminders in the app during your flight.

When using DJI RC-N2, you need to connect your smartphone and download the DJI Fly app. DJI RC 2 comes with a 5.5-inch 1080p FHD screen with a brightness of up to 700 nits, delivering a better outdoor viewing experience. Additionally, with the DJI Fly app pre-installed, you can enjoy immediate use after powering on without connecting to your smartphone, facilitating concentrated and efficient creation.

The video transmission solution has been upgraded, and the antenna system is upgraded from 1T2R to 2T2R. With DJI Air 3, the O4 video transmission can be used.

The performance of the processor is improved for smoother operation. The video transmission solution has been upgraded, and the antenna system has been upgraded from 1T2R to 2T4R. With DJI Air 3, O4 video transmission can be used. DJI RC 2 features two built-in antennas and two external antennas, and also allows angle adjustments for the external dual antennas to achieve better video transmission effects.

ActiveTrack 5.0 can track subjects in eight directions, enabling more creative possibilities. Embedded with advanced subject recognition technology, ActiveTrack 5.0 uses multiple vision sensors simultaneously to recognize a subject, differentiate it from other objects, and lock the subject in the frame. It allows you to adjust tracking angles smoothly for more natural results. Thanks to the new environment and subject-sensing algorithms, DJI Air 3 responds earlier to subject movements and environmental information and plans an optimal tracking route to record smooth and stable footage.

Both the wide-angle camera and medium tele camera support vertical shooting (9:16), and the max shooting specification is 2.7K/60fps.

Both the wide-angle camera and medium tele camera support shooting 10-bit D-Log M and 10-bit HLG videos. 10-bit D-Log M mode facilitates more flexible color grading in post-production, and 10-bit HLG mode can achieve previews with higher dynamic range (requires equipment that supports HDR display).

Compared with Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Classic, we've significantly upgraded the imaging performance of the Mavic 3 Pro Series:

The Mavic 3 Pro Series includes DJI’s first tri-camera flagship drones with multiple focal lengths. It uses the same wide-angle 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera as Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Classic. Compared with Mavic 3, it adds a 1/1.3-inch CMOS 70mm medium tele camera with 48MP effective pixels. It also has an upgraded 1/2-inch CMOS 166mm tele camera with 12MP effective pixels, providing more flexible aerial photography perspectives while enhancing creative efficiency and freedom.

All three cameras of the Mavic 3 Pro Series drones support shooting 4K/60fps video, and all three cameras of the Cine version support Apple ProRes 422/422 HQ/422 LT codecs. No matter which version you choose, you will enjoy high-level professional creation.

If you need more focal length options, better creative effects, and work that has more expressive composition and storytelling details, the Mavic 3 Pro Series is here to meet your shooting needs.

In addition, the Mavic 3 Pro Series also supports the Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution (HNCS), D-Log, D-Log M, HLG, and other color modes, which retain more image details and facilitate more efficient color grading in post-production.

The 70mm medium tele camera is equipped with a 1/1.3″ CMOS sensor. Compared with the wide-angle Hasselblad camera, the 70mm medium tele camera captures footage with a stronger sense of spatial compression, which can better capture the relationship between the subject and the surroundings, highlight the subject in a complex environment, and create a visual focus in the image or video.

Compared with the 166mm tele camera, using the medium tele camera may be better in some scenarios. It enables new aerial photography perspectives and can help to achieve different camera movements. You don't need to replace the camera on the drone during shooting. Just tap the screen to switch between different focal lengths, making transitions smoother and more natural.

The medium tele camera supports a 3x optical zoom and the new D-Log M color mode, further reducing the difficulty of color grading in post-production. It also supports FocusTrack, Hyperlapse, and 3x-7x digital zoom to help you create cinematic footage effortlessly.

The Mavic 3 Pro Series includes two versions: Mavic 3 Pro and Mavic 3 Pro Cine.

Mavic 3 Pro inherits DJI’s flagship imaging and flight performance. It is portable, powerful, and suitable for photography enthusiasts, professional photographers, and film/television studios.

Mavic 3 Pro Cine boasts a built-in 1TB SSD and supports professional video encoding like Apple ProRes 422, Apple ProRes 422 HQ, and Apple ProRes 422 LT. It is a perfect choice for professional film/television production.

Both remote controllers come with a 5.5-inch HD screen, so you can power on and use them directly without the need to connect to a mobile device.

DJI RC Pro features a screen brightness of up to 1000 nits and supports the installation of third-party apps and the live stream function, allowing you to live stream the real-time camera view during flight.

DJI RC Pro is equipped with the latest-generation processor, offering stronger performance and lower power consumption. This results in 4x improved CPU performance, 7x improved GPU performance, and 20% lower power consumption over its predecessor. DJI RC Pro brings a more durable, stable, and smooth system that simply enhances flying.

If you purchase the Mavic 3 Pro Series for the first time, choosing the Fly More Combo is highly recommended.

Compared with Mavic 3 Pro (DJI RC), the Fly More Combo provides two additional Intelligent Flight Batteries and practical accessories like the Battery Charging Hub (100W) and the ND Filters Set (ND8/16/32/64). Whether for travel or professional shooting, the Fly More Combo can assist aerial photography, eliminating low battery anxiety and help you fully enjoy the creative process.

The DJI Mavic 3 Series is only compatible with DJI Goggles 2, DJI Goggles Integra, and DJI RC Motion 2.

1. Before first use, please make sure that the goggles and motion controller have been updated to the latest firmware version. Additionally, use DJI RC-N1, DJI RC, or DJI RC Pro to update the drone to the latest firmware version. Otherwise, the linking between the aircraft and the goggles and motion controller will fail.
2. FPV flight control is only supported when the goggles are used with DJI RC Motion 2.
3. When the goggles are used with the DJI Mavic 3 Series, the drone supports omnidirectional obstacle sensing and APAS 5.0, 4K/60fps and 1080p/60fps normal video recording, and Explore mode. For intelligent features like MasterShots, QuickShots, and Panorama, only DJI RC-N1, DJI RC, or DJI RC Pro are compatible.
4. When the goggles are used with DJI Mini 3 Pro, the drone supports forward and backward obstacle sensing and APAS 4.0, 4K/60fps, 2.7K/60fps, and 1080p/60fps normal video recording. For vertical shooting and intelligent features like MasterShots, QuickShots, and Panorama, only DJI RC-N1, DJI RC, or DJI RC Pro are compatible.

The lowest latency of the gimbal camera was measured when recording 4K/60fps ProRes RAW video. The lowest latency of the FPV camera was measured with strong video transmission signals.

Yes.

1. Once linked with a DJI Mavic 3 Series aircraft, the DJI RC-N1 remote controller will automatically update the firmware if necessary. The DJI RC-N1 supports the O3+ video transmission like the DJI RC Pro and DJI RC.
2. In an unobstructed environment free of interference, these remote controllers can support a max transmission range of 15 km with FCC compliance.
3. These remote controllers support 1080p/60fps live feeds.

When used with different aircraft, These remote controllers will automatically select the corresponding firmware version for updating and support the following transmission technologies enabled by the hardware of the linked aircraft:
a. DJI Mini 3/DJI Mini 2/DJI Mavic Air 2: O2
b. DJI Mini 3 Pro/DJI Air 2S: O3
c. DJI Mavic 3 Series: O3+

The following accessories are currently compatible:
1. DJI RC
2. DJI RC Pro
3. DJI RC-N1
4. DJI Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery
5. DJI Mavic 3 Series Low-Noise Propellers
6. DJI Mavic 3 Series Battery Charging Hub
7. DJI 65W Car Charger
8. DJI 65W Portable Charger
9. DJI Convertible Carrying Bag
10. DJI 10Gbps Lightspeed Data Cable

The following accessories are not compatible:
1. DJI Mavic 3 Storage Cover
2. DJI Mavic 3 Classic Storage Cover
3. DJI Mavic 3 Series Propeller Guard
4. DJI Mavic 3 Series Protector Case
5. DJI Mavic 3 ND Filters Set and DJI Mavic 3 Classic ND Filters Set
6. DJI Mavic 3 Wide-Angle Lens and DJI Mavic 3 Classic Wide-Angle Lens

The gimbal camera and TB50 battery are not interchangeable. The storage card is interchangeable. To improve DJI Inspire 3’s battery life, flight experience, and performance and stability at all attitudes and speeds, Inspire 3’s X9-8K Air gimbal camera has been optimized specially for aerial photography. Compared with the X9-6K and X9-8K gimbal cameras of Ronin 4D, the X9-8K Air’s weight is reduced by approximately 50% with a centralized center of gravity, ensuring an improved flight time and flight experience. Additionally, the gimbal axis arms and lens locking design adopt optimized vibration-proof designs for aerial photography so that the aircraft can stay stable even during dramatic or high-speed flight maneuvers.

The new TB51 battery features higher energy density with reduced weight, and size, which is beneficial for the total flight time and wind resistance when flying forward, and is more advantageous than TB50 in terms of discharge voltage and reliability.
The DJI PROSSD 1TB of DJI Ronin 4D is interchangeable with Inspire 3.

Both the X9-6K and X9-8K gimbal cameras of DJI Ronin 4D weigh approximately 1.04 kg, while the X9-8K Air of DJI Inspire 3 weighs approximately 516 g, for a weight reduction of approximately 50%.

No.

All modules of DJI Inspire 3 have been redesigned to deliver fully upgraded performance in terms of flight, imaging, video transmission, storage, and battery life.

Gimbal Camera: DJI Inspire 3 comes with the X9-8K Air gimbal camera with a newly designed gimbal camera quick-release port that meets the data transmission requirements of 8K CinemaDNG videos, and further ensures stable gimbal connection during flight.

Remote Controller: DJI Inspire 3 comes with the professional-level DJI RC Plus and professional accessories such as a strap and waist support. The DJI RC Plus supports O3 Pro, a cinema-grade video transmission system that has taken a generational leap in transmission distance, latency, and overall stability. The 7-inch high-bright screen delivers up to 1,200-nits of brightness to provide an extraordinary outdoor monitoring experience. It also features several buttons and dials on the front, back, and top, which enable fast and intuitive operation. Button functions can also be customized. The built-in battery of RC Plus provides an operating time of approximately 3.3 hours, and extends to 6 hours with an external WB37 battery. It also supports battery hot-swapping to improve creative efficiency. On top of the classic flight control interface, the new DJI Pilot 2 app for Inspire adds a cinema-grade monitoring interface, which allows simple and convenient checking of information like camera exposure, video specifications, focal length, and gimbal angle, easily meeting the monitoring requirements of gimbal operators and DPs.

Storage: The included DJI PROSSD 1TB supports a max read speed of 900MBps for recording high-frame-rate videos of 8K CinemaDNG, and the footage can be read on a computer directly through the provided USB-C to USB-C cable without the need for a card reader, convenient for DITs.

Battery: DJI Inspire 3 is equipped with six TB51 intelligent batteries and an all-new battery charging hub. TB51 batteries utilize the latest battery chemistry technology for optimized reliability and performance, and are smaller, lighter, more streamlined, and higher voltage compared to TB50. They provide a 28-minute max flight time and support hot swapping. The all-new foldable battery charging hub can accommodate eight batteries. In Fast mode, it can charge two batteries to 90% in just 35 minutes and eight batteries to 100% in only 160 minutes. The included 65W USB-C port can also be used to charge an RC Plus.

Measured using the included USB-C to USB-C data cable with an Apple MacBook Pro 2021 (Apple M1 Max chip). Measured when flying forward at a constant speed of 36 kph with the landing gear down in a windless environment at sea level, with gimbal camera and lens attached to the aircraft and without other accessories, and recording 4K/24fps H.264 (S35) video until the battery reached 0%. This data is for reference only. Please refer to the actual values in the app. Tested when charging two batteries to 90% and to 100% with the battery charging hub at a room temperature of 25° C (77° F) in a well-ventilated environment. This data is for reference only.

DL 18 mm F2.8 ASPH Lens
DL 24 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens
DL 35 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens
DL 50 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens

Yes. DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor can pair directly with Inspire 3 to receive live feeds, and can even control gimbal and focus when the Ronin 4D Hand Grips are attached. HDMI and SDI ports on the remote monitor can also output live feeds to other monitoring devices.

Zenmuse X9-8K Air is equipped with a full-frame image sensor that can record video at up to 8K RAW. It supports 14+ stops of dynamic range and dual native ISO to retain more details, meeting the needs of a wide variety of cinematography scenarios.

DJI Inspire 3 adopts the all-new O3 Pro video transmission system, which supports simultaneous video transmission of the gimbal camera and the FPV camera. Both the gimbal camera and FPV camera support HD, 1080p/60fps live feeds with latency as low as 90 ms. 4K/30fps UHD live feeds are also supported to meet the needs of monitoring and livestreaming on set.

The lowest latency of the gimbal camera was measured when recording 4K/60fps ProRes RAW video. The lowest latency of the FPV camera was measured with strong video transmission signals.

Yes. In the new dual-control mode, two remote controllers can receive live feeds and control the drone independently, so the pilot and gimbal operator can be at different positions on set during flight. Check the DJI Inspire 3 User Manual for more details.

When the landing gear of DJI Inspire 3 is raised, it supports 360° pan shooting obstruction-free. When the landing gear is lowered and the gimbal camera faces forward, it can achieve 80° tilt shooting obstruction-free.

Yes. The capacity of a DJI Inspire 3 Intelligent Battery is 4280 mAh and the energy is 98.8 Wh. Most aviation companies regulate that batteries under 100 Wh can be transported in carry-on baggage.

Regulations regarding LiPo batteries in carry-on baggage can vary by country and region. Consult your local airline and the relevant authorities of the departure and destination locations.

Compared with DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini 3 has comprehensively improved the imaging system, battery life, and other aspects: With a lightweight and compact body under 249 g, DJI Mini 3 features a 1/1.3-inch image sensor that supports dual native ISO and chip-level HDR technology and supports shooting 4K HDR video. The new gimbal design allows for True Vertical Shooting and large-angle tilt.

The design of DJI Mini 3 has the following advantages:

1. Longer flight time at the same compact size: DJI Mini 3's design allows the drone to carry larger propellers and improves the propulsion efficiency of the propellers and aircraft, providing longer flight time.

2. True Vertical Shooting and expanded axes: The new design allows users to get portrait shots without needing to crop digitally. A larger gimbal range means more shooting angles and added creative freedom.

DJI Mini 3 combines powerful imaging performance with intelligent features, allowing even beginners to create cinematic footage effortlessly. It is equipped with a 1/1.3-inch sensor, 2.4μm (4-in-1) large pixels, an f/1.7 aperture, dual native ISO, chip-level HDR technology, and can record 4K HDR videos. It also supports QuickShots (Dronie/Circle/Helix/Rocket/Boomerang) and True Vertical Shooting.

The max wind speed resistance of DJI Mini 3 is 10.7 m/s (Level 5). The drone can hover steadily and keep the image stable at wind speeds up to 10.7 m/s (Level 5). It can detect the wind speed in real-time and notify users to return if there are strong winds.

* Wind resistance is dependent upon propulsion. With strong winds, slight vibration is expected due to the lightweight nature of the drone. High-powered propulsion ensures the drone hovers stably or returns home safely. DJI Mini 3 automatically controls the gimbal to make slight adjustments to ensure that the footage is always stable and not affected by the wind.

The main differences between each product combination are the remote controller and battery life.

Remote Controller: DJI Mini 3 supports DJI RC-N1 (normal remote controller) and DJI RC (remote controller with screen).

If you already have either of the above remote controllers, you can purchase DJI Mini 3 (Drone Only).

If you need DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller, you can purchase DJI Mini 3 or DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo.

If you need DJI RC, you can purchase DJI Mini 3 (DJI RC) or DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo (DJI RC).

Battery: Fly More Combo comes with two additional Intelligent Flight Batteries.

In most countries and regions, drones under 250 g can fly without registration or certification. For details, please refer to local policies and regulations.

DJI Mini 3 currently supports two remote controllers: DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller and DJI RC. Use DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller with a smartphone. With a built-in 5.5-inch HD display, the new DJI RC provides crisp viewing even under direct sunlight. With the DJI Fly app pre-installed, it can directly link with your drone after powering on without connecting to a smartphone, allowing you to start shooting right away.

DJI Mini 3 is compatible with DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller and its related accessories, DJI RC, DJI 30W USB-C Charger, DJI 18W USB Charger, DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery Plus, DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-Way Charging Hub, DJI Mini 3 Pro Propeller Holder, DJI Mini 3 Pro ND Filters Set, and DJI Mini 3 Pro Shoulder Bag.
The above accessories can be purchased at D1 Store.

Recommended models:

SanDisk Extreme 32GB V30 A1 microSDXC

SanDisk Extreme 64GB V30 A1 microSDXC

SanDisk Extreme 128GB V30 A2 microSDXC

SanDisk Extreme 256GB V30 A2 microSDXC

SanDisk Extreme Pro 32GB V30 A1 microSDXC

Kingston Canvas Go!Plus 64GB V30 A2 microSDXC

Kingston Canvas Go!Plus 256GB V30 A2 microSDXC

Kingston Canvas React Plus 64GB V30 A1 microSDXC

Kingston Canvas React Plus 128GB V30 A1 microSDXC

Samsung PRO Plus 256GB V30 A2 microSDXC

1. Fully upgraded video transmission. Enhanced Wi-Fi transmission has been upgraded to DJI O2, delivering better anti-interference and video transmission performance and up to 10 km of transmission distance (when unobstructed, free of interference, and FCC-compliant).

2. More creative options. DJI Mini 2 SE supports more shooting functions, including panorama, AEB, 4× digital zoom, RAW photos and Boomerang mode of QuickShots.

3. Upgraded propulsion. DJI Mini 2 SE supports up to 10.7 m/s (Level 5) wind resistance and a max takeoff altitude of 4000 m.

The DJI Fly app comes with clear instructions and flying tutorials covering all tips useful for beginners.
Tap the icon in the top right corner to enter Academy and view product tutorials, flight tips, flight safety notices, and user manuals.

DJI Mini 2 SE Fly More Combo includes some must-have accessories that will make flying easier and more enjoyable. Compared to the standard combo, the combo additionally offers two Intelligent Flight Batteries, two pairs of spare propellers, 12 screws, a Two-Way Charging Hub, a Propeller Guard, and a Shoulder Bag, improving your experience with storage, carrying, and use.

microSD card: DJI Mini 2 SE does not have internal storage. Without a microSD card inserted, users can only capture single, low-quality photos or record 720p videos. The files will be directly stored on the mobile device. A microSD card can expand the storage of Mini 2 SE and unlock all its creative functions while providing space for the original photos and videos captured.

360° Propeller Guard*: Fully wraps the propellers for added safety, suitable for flying indoors and in scenarios with obstacles.

Two-way Charging Hub: Holds three batteries and charges them in sequence, and can be used as a mobile power source to charge a remote controller, smartphone, and other devices.

* Only available in certain countries and regions.

DJI Mini 2 SE provides several intelligent shooting modes like QuickShots and panorama, allowing beginners to create impressive aerial imagery effortlessly.

QuickShots modes include Dronie, Helix, Rocket, Circle, and Boomerang. With just a few taps, DJI Mini 2 SE automatically shoots and generates videos with soundtracks and filters, letting you share directly or further edit in the app.

Select from Sphere, Wide-Angle, and 180° panoramas, tap start, and DJI Mini 2 SE automatically generates a panoramic masterpiece from scratch to post.

No. Avoid contact with water during use as it may lead to damage of the device. If it rains during flight, please return and land as soon as possible, and wait until the aircraft is fully dry inside before using it again.

DJI Mini 2 SE supports DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller.

Yes. But the included power cable (USB-C) is not compatible.

It is recommended to use the original DJI battery. If you would like to use a third-party battery, please ensure its voltage should be no more than 11.1 V in case that the drone is scorched.

DJI Goggles 2 support diopter adjustment, ranging from -8.0 to 2.0 D. Therefore, myopia glasses are not needed during usage. Eyeglass frames are provided for free when you purchase DJI Goggles 2. If you need astigmatism correction or if the goggles’ diopter is unsuitable, you can purchase additional corrective lenses from an optical shop. Then, install the lenses to the eyeglass frames for usage.

DJI Goggles 2 can only be used with DJI Avata from the date of product release. Please stay tuned to DJI’s official website for the new information on the goggles’ compatibility.

Yes. DJI Goggles 2 can be used with a third-party antenna that comes with an MMCX connector.

Yes. If a microSD card is mounted, DJI Goggles 2 can support the screen recording with the on-screen display (OSD) information recorded.

The 3.5 mm audio port on DJI Goggles 2 can be used for playing audio from a video stored in a microSD card or during screen casting after a 3.5 mm headphone is connected to the port.

No.

Yes, DJI Goggles 2 can be connected to the DJI Virtual Flight app.

Yes. DJI Goggles 2 can be used to play back videos stored in the microSD card, or to cast DLNA videos played on the mobile device. Supported video format when playing back a video stored in the microSD card: MP4 and MOV

No.

No.

No.

No.

[Method 1] Use the USB-C OTG cable and the USB-C/Lightning cable to connect DJI Goggles 2 to a mobile device.
[Method 2] Use the USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning cable to connect DJI Goggles 2 to a mobile device.
[Note] Please use a USB-C cable that supports a standard protocol or an MFI-certified Lightning cable. Currently, DJI Goggles 2 cannot be used with any non-standard data cables including high speed 5A current purple core super-fast charging data cable.

Compared to DJI FPV Goggles V2, DJI Goggles 2 have integrated more functions, and can be compatible with more DJI products such as the new-generation camera drones.
Take the function of Head Tracking for example, the drone and gimbal can be controlled through head movements, and the goggles can let the user have a next-level, immersive flight experience.
The DJI Goggles 2 also adopt DJI’s latest HD, ultra-low-latency image transmission system.
In addition, the goggles have been improved in many other aspects such as high-performance dual display, diopter adjustment, wearing comfort, compact design, and UI design.

No.

It is not currently supported.

No.

DJI Motion Controller and DJI FPV Remote Controller 2.

The drone can only be used with the DJI Goggles 2 and DJI FPV Goggles V2.

Yes. Its internal storage is 20 GB.

No. But the drone can automatically brake and hover in place in Normal/Sport mode when the downward vision systems are enabled.

DJI Mic transmitters and receiver are already linked by default. If you need to link them again, you can do so in the following ways:
Method 1: Put the transmitters and receiver into the Charging Case and they will link automatically.
Method 2: Turn on the receiver and transmitters. Scroll down on the screen of the receiver to enter the control center page. Slide to the left and click “Settings” to enter the settings page. Slide to the left again and click “Link” to enter linking mode. Then, press and hold the link button on the side of the transmitters until the green light on the top left corner flashes and wait for the linking to finish. When the linking indicators of the transmitters turn solid green, it means linking is successful.
To end linking, click “Stop Linking.”

Yes. Three options can be set: Off, RockSteady, and HorizonSteady.

It has a 1/1.7” CMOS sensor with the effective pixels of 48 MP.

Yes. The ISO, shutter speed, EV, and white balance can be manually configured.

If the drone is used frequently within a short time and there is no signal interference, it takes about 20 seconds to search for satellites; and if it is not used frequently, it may take longer.

10 km (FCC)
2 km (CE)
6 km (SRRC)

No.

No.

Smart Return to Home (RTH).

No. But the function of Head Tracking can help realize the effect.

No.

It is ±0.01° (in Normal mode).

The gimbal mode will be automatically switched according to the flight mode:
When the flight mode is Normal/Sport mode:
The gimbal is in altitude stabilization mode. The tilt angle of the gimbal remains stable relative to the horizontal plane.
When the flight mode is Manual mode: The gimbal is in lock mode.
The tilt angle of the gimbal remains stable relative to the drone body.

Enter the menu of the goggles: Settings > Control > Gimbal Calibration.

1. Check if the gimbal bracket is stuck, and if the rubber damper is broken.
2. Check if the propeller is misshapen or broken.
3. Check if the motor is vibrating abnormally after being started. If this issue is not fixed after calibration, or if the gimbal is malfunctioning due to external force, it is recommended to send back the product for inspection.

No.

Because different goggles support different frame rates, the video resolution will change accordingly if the drone is used with different goggles.

exFAT (recommended)
FAT32

No.

No.

There is no night shooting mode for DJI Avata. It is recommended to shoot when the lighting conditions are good.

DJI Avata supports distortion correction, including three correction modes: Standard, Wide-Angle, and Super Wide Angle.
If videos are still distorted, please provide the original files and contact DJI Support.

Progressive scanning.

No.

Around 18 mins (tested in a windless environment).

You need to go to the settings in the goggles first:
Enter the menu of the goggles, and then go to Settings > Safety > Advanced Safety Settings > Emergency Propeller Stop.
Then, try pushing the control sticks on the remote controller as follows:
Push both control sticks on the DJI FPV Remote Controller 2 to the bottom inner or outer corner.
Note: Stop the motors mid-flight in an emergency only, such as when the motors are stalled, the DJI Fly app prompts that the aircraft is malfunctioning, or a collision occurs.

No. The drone with the propeller guard will become more sensitive to wind.

If being used with the DJI FPV Goggles V2:
810p/120fps: The transmission latency is lower than 28 ms.
810p/60fps: The transmission latency is lower than 40 ms.
If being used with the DJI Goggles 2:
1080p/100fps: The transmission latency is lower than 30 ms.
1080p/60fps: The transmission latency is lower than 40 ms.

Yes. The transmission channel will be switched automatically.

Yes. You can set the channel mode to auto or manual under Transmission settings.

Max. Flight Altitude: 500 m Transmission Range: 10 km (FCC) / 2 km (CE) / 6 km (SRRC)

It supports the USB Power Delivery protocol.

74 W.

17 W.

Li-ion 4S.

Yes.

1. Do not charge the battery immediately after flight as it may be too hot. Wait until it cools down to the room temperature.
2. The temperature range for charging is from 5 to 40°C, and the ideal range is from 22 to 28 °C as it will significantly prolong the battery life.
3. Store the battery in a cool place.
4. Before storage, charge the battery to 50-60%, and fully charge it at least once every three months in case that its battery cell will be malfunctioning due to over-discharge.

The battery charging hub will first charge all batteries to 94% according to their remaining battery levels (from high to low), and then charge them all to 100% in sequence.

Turns solid yellow: The battery is not in place.
Pulses green: The battery is being charged.
Turns solid green: All batteries are fully charged.
Blinks yellow: The temperature of the battery is too high or too low (no further operation needed).
Turns solid red: The overcurrent, abnormal voltage or other battery error occurs (unplug and plug the batteries or charger to resume charging)

[Method 1]
If the battery is mounted to the drone, the drone will detect the battery’s firmware version after being powered on. If the firmware version is earlier, a warning will prompt in the goggles, and then tap to update the firmware.
[Method 2]
Install the battery to the drone, and update the selected firmware using DJI Assistant 2.

Charging Time (for one single battery):
When charging it to 94%: It takes approx. 37 mins.
When charging it to 100%: It takes approx. 48 mins.
(measured when a DJI 65W Portable Charger is used)

Yes.

No. The activation operation is not required, and generally this phenomenon will not occur.

It has one compass.

It supports three systems, including GPS, Galileo, and BeiDou.

Yes. You can set the Signal Lost action as Return to Home, Land, or Hover.

No. It may cause the update failure.

It may be caused by the hardware (which cannot be identified) or network issue.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

No. It does not have the obstacle avoidance system.

It is not recommended to fly the DJI Avata drone above water surfaces.

155°.

Precision Measurement Range: 0.5 to 10 m
Effective Measurement Range: 0.5 to 20 m

Mavic 3 Classic is one of DJI’s flagship consumer drones equipped with a specially made Hasselblad camera. It has the following advantages:

1. Increasing flight time by almost 50% compared to Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 3 Classic delivers up to 46 minutes in the air for care-free creation.

2. Equipped with a professional-grade 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera that delivers vivid, natural colors and better performance in low-light environments thanks to a larger image sensor. It also supports up to 5.1K/50fps or 4K/120fps video recording, meeting the needs for both high-resolution and high-frame-rate recording.

3. O3+ transmission technology is used. With a transmission distance of up to 15 km, fly farther and more stably with peace of mind. It can also transmit a 1080p/60fps live feed. This means the camera view is displayed at specifications close to what the camera actually records. It also makes Mavic 3 Classic more responsive to your control.

4. With APAS 5.0, when flying, Mavic 3 Classic continually senses objects in all directions and bypasses them quickly and smoothly. Fly confidently and safely, and create smooth footage even in complicated scenarios.

Mavic 3 Classic integrates the cutting-edge technologies of DJI drones to deliver powerful imaging and flight, making it a friendly and useful creative tool for beginners, photography enthusiasts, and pros.

Mavic 3 Classic is equipped with a professional-grade 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera that delivers vivid and accurate Hasselblad color. A large sensor brings imaging quality to an entirely new level. Night Shots mode optimizes video footage in low-light scenarios for cleaner shots. 10-bit D-log video recording is also supported to deliver natural color gradations with more highlight and shadow details retained for greater flexibility when editing.

Mavic 3 Classic has one 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera, and the gimbal does not support gimbal lock.
Mavic 3 has two cameras: in addition to a Hasselblad camera, it has a 162mm tele camera, and supports gimbal lock to protect the gimbal.
On top of these Mavic 3 features, Mavic 3 Cine supports Apple ProRes 422 HQ, Apple ProRes 422, and Apple ProRes 422 LT codecs and comes with a built-in 1TB SSD for high-speed data storage.

1. With a built-in 5.5-inch HD display, DJI RC provides crisp viewing even under direct sunlight. With the DJI Fly app pre-installed, it can directly link with your drone after powering on without connecting to a smartphone, allowing you to start shooting right away.

2. Built-in antennas for powerful and compact performance.

3. All-new dual-spring control sticks for a smoother control experience.

4. More customizable button and dial functions for more convenient operation.

The Mavic 3 Series can detect obstacles in all directions with extreme precision. Multiple sensing cameras with a wider range of detection help Mavic 3 respond to obstacles earlier. In a well-lit environment, Mavic 3 can avoid obstacles faster and more smoothly, capturing stable footage safely even when flying laterally or backward.

ActiveTrack 5.0 tracks subjects in eight directions, bringing more creative possibilities. Embedded with the newest subject recognition technology, ActiveTrack 5.0 uses multiple vision sensors simultaneously to recognize a subject, differentiate it from other objects, and lock the subject in frame. It allows users to adjust tracking angles smoothly for more natural results. Thanks to new environment and subject-sensing algorithms, Mavic 3 responds earlier to subject movements and environment information, and plans a more optimum tracking route in advance to record smooth and stable footage.

Compared to the 20 meters of its predecessor, the DJI Mavic 3 Series has a maximum forward-sensing distance of 200 meters during RTH. During flight, Mavic 3 will use advanced environmental sensing technology to determine the safest, most energy-efficient flight route to return the drone to its home point.

In Nifty mode, the obstacle detection sensitivity is lowered. Bypass maneuvers will be less noticeable, which reduces the impact of obstacle avoidance movements on your footage.

1. Before first use, please make sure that the goggles and motion controller have been updated to the latest firmware version. Additionally, use DJI RC-N1, DJI RC, or DJI RC Pro to update the drone to the latest firmware version. Otherwise, the linking between the aircraft and the goggles and motion controller will fail.

2. FPV flight control is only supported when the goggles are used with DJI RC Motion 2.

3. When the goggles are used with the DJI Mavic 3 Series, the drone supports omnidirectional obstacle sensing and APAS 5.0, 4K/60fps and 1080p/60fps normal video recording, and Explore mode. For intelligent features like MasterShots, QuickShots, and Panorama, only DJI RC-N1, DJI RC, or DJI RC Pro are compatible.

4. When the goggles are used with DJI Mini 3 Pro, the drone supports forward and backward obstacle sensing and APAS 4.0, 4K/60fps, 2.7K/60fps, and 1080p/60fps normal video recording. For vertical shooting and intelligent features like MasterShots, QuickShots, and Panorama, only DJI RC-N1, DJI RC, or DJI RC Pro are compatible.

It is not compatible with Mavic 2 accessories. It is compatible with Mavic 3 accessories, except for the ND filters set and wide-angle lens.

No

Please go to the app and check it under "About" interface.

Yes, and upward and lateral obstacles avoidance are available in the normal mode.

Yes.

In a well-lit environment that vision sensors are available, DJI Mavic 3 can avoid obstacles during RTH.

In a well-lit environment that vision sensors are available, DJI Mavic 3 can avoid obstacles during Advanced RTH.

The DJI Mavic 3 gimbal supports Follow and FPV mode.

After connecting the aircraft to the DJI Fly app, go to "Settings" -> "Control"-> "Gimbal Calibration" and calibrate the gimbal.

Yes, and the tilt controllable range is -90° to 35°.

Yes. Hold the gimbal and camera module, slowly remove the camera front panel, and then replace the ND filter. Note that the ND filter has to be properly fitted to avoid a detachment during flight.

Enter the Explore mode by tapping the telescope icon next to the shutter/record button in the DJI Fly app. In Explore mode, perform the following methods to achieve hybrid zoom.
1. Tap the zoom button under the telescope icon to achieve 1x, 2x, 4x, 7x, 14x, and 28x.
2. Press and hold the zoom button shown in the app, and drag the slider up and down to adjust the zoom ratio.
3. Use two fingers to zoom in and out on the app screen.
4. When the remote controller (RC-N1) is used, press the Fn button and then toggle the gimbal dial to zoom in or out.
5. When DJI RC Pro is used, toggle the camera settings dial on the right.

DJI Mavic 3 features a built-in gimbal lock to prevent the 3-axis gimbal and camera from shaking, adding an additional layer of safety during transportation and storage.
Precautions for use:
1. The normal operating temperature of the gimbal lock is -10° to 40° C (32 to 104° F). If temperatures are outside of this range, it may fail to lock or unlock properly. You will be prompted by the DJI Fly app to use it within the temperature range. For emergency use in special situations, you can manually twist the three axes without damaging the gimbal itself, but this measure is not recommended.
2. The built-in gimbal lock may become unlocked due to external impact. In this case, power on the aircraft and then power off to lock again.
3. After the gimbal is locked, vibrations in each axis may occur.

Enter the Explore mode by tapping the telescope icon next to the shutter/record button in the DJI Fly app. In Explore mode, perform the following methods to achieve hybrid zoom.
1. Tap the zoom button under the telescope icon to achieve 1x, 2x, 4x, 7x, 14x, and 28x.
2. Press and hold the zoom button shown in the app, and drag the slider up and down to adjust the zoom ratio.
3. Use two fingers to zoom in and out on the app screen.
4. When the remote controller (RC-N1) is used, press the Fn button and then toggle the gimbal dial to zoom in or out.
5. When DJI RC Pro is used, toggle the camera settings dial on the right.

There is a SRT file generated separately.

The tele camera is available only when using Explore mode. Once Explore mode is enabled and the camera zoom exceeds 7x, Mavic 3 will switch to the tele camera automatically.

No

Yes. If "Obstacle Avoidance Action" is set to "Off" under "Flight Assistance" in the DJI Fly app, the vision sensing systems (except for the downward vision sensing system) of the aircraft will be turned off.

No.

a. Make sure that the remaining battery level is 20% or more.
b. The firmware update failed if the aircraft or remote controller is powered off during the update process. In this case, please power on the aircraft and remote controller, and update again.
c. The internet was disconnected during the firmware download.
It is normal that the aircraft restarts multiple times during the update.

Yes. After the firmware is downloaded, you can disconnect the network and run the firmware update normally.

Yes. You can apply for permission to operate in restricted flight areas using the DJI Fly app. Just apply by tapping “Unlock GEO Zone” in the DJI Fly app, or fill in the required information at https://www.dji.com/en/flysafe/custom-unlock.

Yes.

Yes.

For Android users, the DJI Mavic 3 RC-N1 remote controller charges the mobile device once it is connected by default, which cannot be disabled in DJI Fly. The working time of the remote controller is about 100 minutes. For iOS users, there is a charging phone option in the DJI Fly app for iOS v1.4.8, which can be enabled or disabled.

a. It is recommended to fly in an open environment with less wireless interference.
b. Close other running programs in the background of the mobile device.
c. Pay attention to the direction of the antenna. Please adjust the plane of the antenna facing the position of the aircraft.

New batteries are in hibernation mode and need to be charged to wake up hibernating batteries.
Perform the following to wake up hibernating batteries.
Method 1: Connect the charging cable of the charger to the Type-C port at the rear of the aircraft, and charge the battery until the battery level LEDs light up.
Method 2: Insert the batteries to the Battery Charging Hub, and charge the batteries until the battery level LEDs light up. Please note that the battery charging hub charges batteries in sequence. After a battery is fully charged, the battery charging hub will start charging the second battery to bring it out of hibernation.

Before storage, please make sure that the remaining battery level is at least 60%. It is recommended to charge and discharge the battery once every three months to improve battery performance.
If the battery level is below 60%, it is recommended to charge it until it is 60% before storage.
If the battery level is above 70%, the battery will discharge automatically on the 9th day to about 60%.

It takes more than 10 hours to fully charge the battery when using a normal Type-C cable to connect the DJI Mavic 3 charger as fast charging is not available. It is recommended to use the fast charging cable to charge the battery first.

Yes. However, to ensure charging efficiency, we still recommend using the DJI 65W Portable Charger. Other chargers at 60W or above supporting PPS/PD protocol are also recommended.

Yes Absolutely! If you're still struggling to sort something out, please call our stores with your invoice number or use the enquiry form below to organise a time for our product specialists to help you out!

Yes, it does.

No. The DJI Air 2S camera maintains a constant aperture.

It uses supersampling.

Its color depth is 10 bit (JPEG) or 12 bit (DNG). It has a dynamic range of 12 stops.

No, it doesn’t.

Yes. Press and hold the live view on the DJI Fly app, and then you can control the gimbal to move left or right.

Follow mode and FPV mode.

The upward vision system is automatically turned on in N mode or C mode. (It is necessary to select the obstacle avoidance behavior in the DJI Fly App as Bypass or Brake). The upward vision system is suitable to be used in an environment with sufficient light, and the obstacles encountered during flight should have a dense texture.

The downward vision sensing system consists of binocular vision sensors, a Time of Flight (ToF) sensor, and an auxiliary bottom light.

Yes, the vision sensing system still works during Power Saving RTH.

After enabling "Flight Assistance" -> "Bypass", the aircraft will automatically change and plan a new flight path to bypass the obstacle if it detects an obstacle. If the obstacle cannot be bypassed, the aircraft will hover in place. After enabling "Flight Assistance" -> "Brake", the aircraft will brake and hover in place if it detects an obstacle. After disabling "Flight Assistance", all obstacle avoidance actions will not be triggered when detecting an obstacle, and the aircraft will respond to the user's control stick input. In this case, it is possible that an accident may occur.

Yes! The DJI Air 2S features a downward light that helps the drone land in low-light conditions. It can also be activated during flight as another way to help identify the drone when flying a long distances. 

OcuSync 3.0 uses a brand-new image transmission solution. It is equipped with four antennas compared to OcuSync 2.0's two antennas, which brings full HD image transmission of up to 12 kilometers (measured in an interference-free and unobstructed environment, and in FCC standards), enhances the anti-interference capability of the image transmission system, and improves the reliability of the image transmission system in complex environments such as cities.

Yes. For Android devices, they are charged once connected to the DJI Air 2S remote controller. However, for iOS devices, they can only be charged after the charging switch is turned on.

Yes

Yes. Double check your surroundings before hitting RTH and ensure the appropriate RTH altitude is selected. 

The antennas of the controller are located in the smartphone clamp and they need to pointed directly at the aircraft, therefore you may need to tilt your controller depending how far away the drone is. 

Turn off any unnecessary Bluetooth, mobile data and WiFi from both the phone and neighbouring devices, such as phones, smart watches and other remote controlled devices. 

Ensure to pilot from areas with height. For example if there is a valley and a hill, the Hill will provide better transmission distance due to the surrounding environment. 

No, it doesn’t. The charging power of the DJI Air 2S remote controller is 10 W.

After mounting the propeller guards onto the DJI Air 2S aircraft:
As the weight of the aircraft increases, the flight power will be affected, and thus the battery life will decrease. (Additionally, when measuring the battery life, environmental factors such as wind resistance speed should be taken into account, so absolutely accurate flight parameters can't be determined.)
To ensure flight safety, the horizontal speed is limited to a maximum of 12.9 m/s, and the descending speed is limited to 2 m/s.
It will not affect the max service ceiling above sea level, obstacle avoidance system, intelligent flight modes, and height limits and distance limits.

We recommend that the propellers be removed from the aircraft and stored safely during transportation, so that they are not damaged or will not cause damage to the aircraft.

Camera performance, intelligent features, obstacle sensing system, and transmission system have all improved significantly. Upgrades include a 1-inch CMOS sensor, four-antenna low-latency transmission, APAS 4.0, added upward dual vision sensors, and MasterShots.

Push both sticks to the inner or outer bottom corners to stop the propellers. (This operation is valid by default when the aircraft detects a severe error during flight: for example, if the app indicates that the aircraft has been hit, the aircraft ascends or descends uncontrollably and quickly, the aircraft rolls over continuously and uncontrollably, or if a motor has stalled.) You can change this setting in the DJI Fly app. .

No, the DJI Fly app does not currently support live streaming for the DJI Air 2S aircraft.

The DJI Air 2S aircraft supports the terrain follow function, but it only supports following above terrains with a small tilt angle. Additionally, it will rise and fall automatically following the terrain.
The DJI Air 2S terrain follow function is suitable when the chages in elevation is less than 10°.

No, it doesn't.

When the distance between the subject and the aircraft exceeds 100 m, it will be considered as a long-range view. When the distance is less than 100 m, it will be considered as a close-range view.

Unfortunately the DJI Air 2S does not support the DJI FPV Goggles series or the DJI Motion Controller. 
It does support the DJI Smart Controller along with the DJI Air 2S, Mavic Air 2 and DJI Mini 2 Controllers. 

The standard controller does not support HDMI out. 

The DJI RC Pro and DJI Smart Controller, which is compatible with the DJI Air 2S, does support HDMI out so you can stream to a broadcasting software or to another screen such as a TV or monitor. 

SmartPhoto integrates scene recognition, HyperLight, and HDR into one mode for optimal results. Scene recognition optimizes different camera parameters for different scenes and supports intelligent recognition of five categories: sunset, blue sky, grass, snow, and green trees.

HyperLight optimizes photos taken at night or in low-light situations. HDR selects the best image from multiple layers, thanks to an adaptive dynamic expansion algorithm that determines optimal parameters.

MasterShots support automatic aerial photography and post-editing. According to the type and distance of the target, DJI Air 2S automatically selects from Proximity, Landscape, and Portrait templates and creates a cinematic sequence of shots. After shooting is complete, DJI Air 2S automatically edits the footage. Diverse templates are available for impressive videos with a single tap.

Yes! FocusTrack consists of three different intelligent tracking modes: ActiveTrack 4.0, Point of Interest 3.0, and Spotlight 2.0. All three modes offer different tracking features for any situation

All accessories, including the propellers, except for the ND Filters and Gimbal Protector. 

Compared with DJI Mini 2 and Mavic Air 2, DJI Mini 3 Pro has improved battery life, intelligent features, video transmission, and a fully upgraded imaging system and visual sensing system.
Specifically: Inheriting the 249 g light and compact body of DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini 3 Pro comes with a 1/1.3-inch image sensor that supports native HDR. It supports three-directional obstacle sensing and the newly upgraded APAS 4.0 (Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems). DJI Mini 3 Pro's battery life has been extended to up to 47 minutes.
* It supports DJI O3 FHD digital video transmission, ensuring a stable live feed at distances of up to 12 km. DJI Mini 3 Pro also supports intelligent features like FocusTrack, True Vertical Shooting, Timelapse, MasterShots, and High-Speed QuickTransfer.
** With the Intelligent Flight Battery Plus, flying constantly at 21.6 kph in windless conditions. With the Intelligent Flight Battery Plus (sold separately in selected countries), the aircraft will weigh more than 249 g, please check and strictly abide by local laws and regulations before flying.

To ensure transportation safety, DJI Mini 3 Pro flight batteries are set to Sleep mode before shipping. Before using, insert the battery into the aircraft or charging hub, and connect the battery charger to charge and activate the battery. After activating the battery, press the power button once and then press again and hold to turn on the aircraft.

With the DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller: Connect your mobile device (connected to the internet) with the remote controller, and then connect to DJI Mini 3 Pro via the DJI Fly app. Follow instructions in the app to activate DJI Mini 3 Pro.

With DJI RC: When using DJI RC for the first time, connect to Wi-Fi or a smartphone hot spot to connect to the internet, and follow instructions in the app to activate DJI RC. After activating DJI RC, connect it with DJI Mini 3 Pro via the DJI Fly app. Follow instructions in the app to activate the aircraft.

No. Avoid contact with water during use as it may lead to damage of the device.
If it rains during the flight, please return and land as soon as possible, and wait until the aircraft is fully dry inside and out before using again.

DJI Mini 3 Pro can only be used with the DJI Fly app. You can download the DJI Fly app from the Downloads page on the DJI official website. Please check compatibility on the website.
* If you are using DJI RC as the remote controller, it comes with the DJI Fly app pre-installed.

DJI Mini 3 Pro adopts a redesigned structure and form, bringing the following advantages:
1. Longer battery life at the same compact size: The new form and design allow the drone to carry larger propellers and improve the propulsion efficiency of the propellers and the aircraft, bringing longer battery life.
2. Broader environment sensing range: The new design enables the drone to carry sensors with a larger FOV, further increasing the sensing range and distance. DJI Mini 3 Pro thus provides more powerful visual sensing capabilities, improving flexibility and safety during flight and obstacle avoidance.
3. True Vertical Shooting and expanded axes: The new design allows users to get portrait shots without the need for digital cropping. Fewer gimbal limits mean more shooting angles and added creative freedom. During high-speed flight, the aircraft angle also has less restrictions on the gimbal and the shooting angle.

DJI Mini 3 Pro uses an all-new vision sensor layout that effectively addresses the problem of the sensors being covered by the propellers when flying backward. This improves the sensing range and performance to provide added safety for users.

The max wind speed resistance of DJI Mini 3 Pro is 10.7 m/s (Level 5). * Wind resistance is dependent upon propulsion. Under strong winds, due to the lightweight nature of the drone, slight vibration is expected. High-powered propulsion ensures the drone hovers stably or returns to home safely. DJI Mini 3 Pro automatically controls the gimbal to adjust slightly to ensure that the footage is always stable and not affected by the wind.

DJI Mini 3 Pro has no built-in fan, which can effectively reduce the power consumption of the drone and increase the battery life. Meanwhile, it uses the wind generated by the propellers to dissipate heat, ensuring good heat dissipation effects during the flight.
When DJI Mini 3 Pro stays in standby mode for a long time, its temperature may continuously rise. With a built-in temperature control system, the drone can detect the current temperature and decide whether to automatically power off to prevent overheat.
The common standby time periods of DJI Mini 3 Pro in the stationary state are as follows. If the time is exceeded, the drone may automatically power off to prevent overheat (tested in an indoor environment with an ambient temperature of 25℃).
When in standby mode on the ground: about 22 minutes.
When updating firmware: about 19 minutes (sufficient for 3 times of upgrades).
When using QuickTransfer immediately after powering on: about 35 minutes.
When using QuickTransfer after landing: about 35 minutes.

Our DJI Mini 3 Pro has been designed in line with the current draft C0 standards which are due to be finalised in the future. We are currently conducting the certification test under these draft standards and, after being able to obtain the class identification label, will inform customers of how to certify their drone.
At the present time, any drone under 250g is subject to the same rules and regulations regardless of whether or not it holds a class identification label, which is not yet available.
Currently, all DJI drones can be used in the Limited Open Category with certain restrictions until 31 December 2023 and beyond.

DJI Mini 3 Pro has been designed in line with the current draft C0 class identification standards (drones below the weight of 250 grams) which are due to be finalised in the future.
Regulators in Europe and other jurisdictions around the world (e.g. the US or Australia) have agreed that drones weighing less than 250 grams are not going to cause the same kind of damage as a heavier drone when involved in a crash or collision. Since they consider sub-250g drones to pose the lowest risks, they have made them subject to fewer restrictions and requirements than their heavier counterparts.
The larger battery (Intelligent Flight Battery Plus) would add approx. 40 grams to the Maximum Take-Off Mass (MTOM) of the DJI Mini 3 Pro and place it into the draft C1 class identification standard which would pose more restrictions on the use of the drone. DJI would like to avoid this scenario for the Mini series of our portfolio in order to appeal to a wider consumer base.

Yes. You can manually set camera parameters like shutter speed, ISO, and white balance in the DJI Fly app.

Photo mode: In Single Shot mode, DJI Mini 3 Pro can recognize the scene and automatically enables HDR for better dynamic range.
Video mode: When recording video at 30fps or lower, DJI Mini 3 Pro automatically enables HDR.

When recording at 4K/30fps, DJI Mini 3 Pro can deliver optimal footage quality that takes care of both dynamic range and image details.
If you need smoother footage, you can set the frame rate to 48/50/60fps. The dynamic range of these frame rates will decrease relatively.

DJI Mini 3 Pro features the dual native ISO values of ISO 100 and ISO 800.
Photo mode and video mode (24/25/30fps): The sensor will algorithmically integrate the images gained by the two sets of analog amplifier circuits for a better dynamic range of actual imaging.
Video mode (48/50/60/120fps): When you set an ISO value below 800, the drone will use the low-gain analog amplifier circuit. When you set an ISO value above or equal to 800, the drone will use the high-gain analog amplifier circuit. When recording with a frame rate of 48/50/60/120fps, it is recommended to set the ISO value to 100 in strong lighting environments, or 800 in low-lit environments for better imaging effects.

Much like the DJI RC Pro, the DJI RC needs to be activated FIRST before it can be charged to 100%. Therefore we recommend following the acitvation prompts to then charge up to 100%.

DJI RC currently only supports quick preview of footage after shooting, and does not support original material download, editing, or sharing.
It is recommended to install the DJI Fly app on your smartphone and use the QuickTransfer feature. With this feature, you can connect DJI Mini 3 Pro directly with your smartphone to quickly transfer the footage to the latter, and then manage and share the footage through the DJI Fly app.

Due to the limited built-in storage space of DJI RC, it is recommended to use an external microSD card to store the recording cache and use the screen recording feature.

Yes. DJI RC supports the charging power of up to 15 W (5 V/3 A).

The DJI O3 Video Transmission System uses an all-new solution and upgrades dual antennas to four antennas to bring FHD video transmission at distances of up to 12 km (FCC compliant and with no obstructions). Additional anti-interference capabilities further improve transmission stability in cities and other complex environments.

DJI Mini 3 Pro’s High-Speed QuickTransfer supports the fast transmission of photos and videos at up to 25MB/s.

The maximum flight altitude is 500 m for safety reasons. Due to local laws, the maximum flight altitude may vary in different countries and regions. Before flying, please always follow local laws and regulations.

Before each flight, it is necessary to check the propellers for cracks, wear, warp, corrosion, and loose screws. If any of these conditions are present, the propellers should be replaced. Follow the instructions in the user manual to replace the propellers.
Use the included screwdriver to change the propellers. Please follow the instructions provided. Remove the two blades and screws from the motor, and replace with the new propellers and screws. Attach the marked propellers to the marked motors, and the unmarked propellers to the unmarked motors. Ensure that the propellers and motors are installed securely before each flight.

Yes. To ensure charging speed, we recommend you to use the DJI 30W USB-C Charger or other USB Power Delivery chargers.

The DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-Way Charging Hub supports USB PD fast-charging protocols, and can charge up to three batteries in sequence. You can also use it for battery storage or as a power bank (storing at least one battery with ample power) to charge your mobile device or remote controller via the USB-A port.

Connect the aircraft with the remote controller. The DJI Fly app will send you a prompt for firmware updates (if new firmware is available). Follow the instructions to update the firmware of the aircraft, remote controller, battery, and other modules.

1. When the battery level of the aircraft or the remote controller is lower than 20%, it will lead to update failure.
2. Powering off DJI Mini 3 Pro or the remote controller during an update. If this happens, restart DJI Mini 3 Pro and the remote controller, and begin the update again.
3. The internet was disconnected during the firmware download.
4. During the firmware download, if your smartphone interface is switched to other applications, it may lead to update failure. * During the update, the aircraft will restart multiple times and automatically shut down after the update has been completed.

DJI Mini 3 Pro is compatible with DJI RC-N1 and related accessories, as well as the DJI 18W USB Charger. Other DJI Mini 2 accessories are not compatible with DJI Mini 3 Pro.

DJI Mini 3 Pro currently supports two remote controllers - DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller and DJI RC.

No.

The weight of the DJI FPV drone (including batteries and propellers) is about 795 g.
The remote controller weighs about 346 g.
The DJI FPV Goggles V2 weigh about 420 g.

Aircraft shell: PA66 and 30% CF (nylon 66 and carbon fiber)
Aircraft Arm: PA6 and 40% GF (nylon 6 and glass fiber)

The maximum tilt angle of the DJI FPV drone is 60°.

1. Check the outer box.
2. Check the sticker on the battery compartment of the drone.
3. Turn on the DJI FPV drone and Goggles V2. After the link is completed, press the 5D button to enter the "Menu" -> "Settings" -> "About", and you will see the flight control serial number.

The GPS module of the DJI FPV drone is located at the top of the aircraft nose.

No, the DJI FPV drone is designed with only one IMU module.

TThe auxiliary bottom light of the DJI FPV drone is 300 lumens.

The DJI FPV drone has only one compass.

The DJI FPV drone supports setting the "aircraft signal lost" action as "hover", "land", or "RTH", and we recommend that you select "RTH".

The DJI FPV drone gimbal is a single-axis (tilt axis) stabilizer.

The gimbal accuracy (angular vibration range) of the DJI FPV drone is ± 0.01°.

After connecting the aircraft to the goggles, go to "Settings" -> "Control" -> "Gimbal Calibration" in the goggles menu.

You can replace the gimbal and camera module provided by DJI. The replacement steps are as follows:
1. Remove the gimbal protector, unscrew the four screws (which are relatively long), and then remove the gimbal protective cover.
2. Unscrew the four screws securing the left and right external shell.
3. Remove the four screws securing the gimbal (which are relatively short) and the two (silver) screws securing the gimbal flexible flat cable.
4. Gently lift the gimbal fixing piece, remove the gimbal flexible flat cable clip, and remove the gimbal.
5. Close the gimbal cable clip, fit the gimbal fixing piece in place, and secure it with two screws.
6. Secure the gimbal with four screws.
7. Mount the gimbal shell and gimbal protector.
8. The replacement is complete.

The maximum bit rate of the videos taken by the DJI FPV drone is 120 Mbps.

The DJI FPV drone cameras cannot zoom.

When in poor light environments, we do not recommend using the DJI FPV drone in M mode or using the goggles. If you use the drone in other modes, you can adjust the sensitivity, shutter speed, and aperture size, but poor light conditions will have a certain impact on the image quality.

If “Distortion Correction" is not enabled in DJI Fly, videos shot by the DJI FPV will be noticeably distorted. Please go to "Settings" -> "Camera" -> "Advanced Camera Settings" -> "Distortion Correction" in the Goggles V2 to enable the distortion correction feature.

The sampling method used in DJI FPV drone videos is supersampling.

As the propellers of the DJI FPV drone are not foldable, we recommend that you remove the propellers before storing the drone.

The DJI FPV drone can hover for about 16 minutes (in a windless environment).

If you need to brake the DJI FPV drone urgently, push each control stick to its bottom inner corner or push each one to its bottom outer corner. (The aircraft can only be stopped when it is in an abnormal state, for example, when the DJI Fly app prompts that the aircraft has detected an error, when the aircraft is hit during flight, or when the motor gets stuck during flight.)

After the propeller guards are mounted onto the aircraft, the propulsion system of the aircraft will be affected, and the flight speed and flight time will be reduced.

After the drone arm bracers are mounted onto the aircraft, the propulsion system of the aircraft will be affected, and the flight speed and flight time will be reduced.

The DJI FPV drone supports the following image transmission resolutions and frame rates: 810p@120fps and 810p@60fps

When the DJI FPV drone image transmission frequency band is in automatic mode, the frequency band will be automatically switched if there is any interference in the flight environment.

You can set the channel for the DJI FPV drone image transmission module in M mode.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller cannot hold a mobile device.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller does not support connecting to mobile devices to charge them.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller does not support dual remote controller mode.

Lift the antennas before flying, and turn the wide sides toward the aircraft.

LiPo 2S battery.

The battery capacity of the DJI FPV drone is 2,000 mAh.

The max charging power of the DJI FPV drone battery is 90 W.

The nominal voltage of the DJI FPV drone battery is 22.2 V.

The DJI FPV drone is equipped with a LiPo 6S battery.

We recommend that you use the charger to charge the battery for one minute to wake it up.

The DJI FPV drone battery weighs about 295 g.

We do not recommend you fly the DJI FPV drone close to water surfaces. When flying above water, the DJI FPV drone automatically turns off the vision positioning function, and detects the current altitude based on the GPS and barometer. As the altitude detected using in this case may be inaccurate, it is possible that the drone may fall into the water.

We do not recommend you to take off the aircraft in any modes in a cloudy environment.

No. The DJI FPV drone does not support active obstacle avoidance function. The vision sensing system can only be used to detect the obstacles, and the DJI Fly app will prompt a message to you once any obstacles are detected. Additionally, the vision sensing system cannot be disabled.

The effective measuring height of the DJI FPV drone downward infrared distance sensors is 10 m.

The firmware update of the DJI FPV drone may fail under the following conditions:
1. The remaining battery level is less than 43%.
2. The aircraft or remote controller is powered off during the update process. In this case, please power on the aircraft and update again.
3. The network connection stops when downloading the firmware package.
4. If the drone firmware update fails after multiple tries, or if the drone fails to link to the remote controller, it is possible that the firmware version of the aircraft and that of the remote controller are inconsistent. We recommend that you use DJI Assistant 2 to update the aircraft and the remote controller to the latest version separately.

Yes, the DJI FPV drone supports "Automatic RTH".

Yes, the DJI FPV drone supports precision landing.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support the "Focus Track" function.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support timelapse shooting.

Yes, the DJI FPV drone supports the ADS-B (AirSense) system.