Seth Kurkowski

After six years, GoPro is finally looking to be launching a refreshed 360-degree action camera, the Max 2. In images posted to social media, the company teased the rumors that it would be coming in 2025. Here’s what we know so far.

A new law signed by the Louisiana governor gives local and state law enforcement officers the ability to take down any drones that illegally fly over parade routes. While the law is fairly vague in how officers can act, it’s not the most restrictive state law we’ve seen released recently.

If you’re looking to purchase a drone from DJI, visiting the company’s online store might not be the best option, as no matter which drone you’re searching for, it’s marked as sold out. This may just become the new normal for the near future as the company struggles with a potential ban and getting stock past US Customs.

As of the beginning of June, it is officially summer, and that means sunny days, perfect for taking the drone out for some fun or professional flying sessions. But with DJI’s drones becoming closer and closer in specs and now having multiple classes and families of drones, what’s the best option?

The US Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland announced that the individual who flew his drone over an NFL stadium back in January has pleaded guilty to violating national defense airspace. While the list is small, this adds to the slowly growing list of cases where bad drone operators are finally getting punished for their crimes.

It seems like DJI is having a little fire sale on its purchases of Raw Licenses for its Ronin 4D cinema camera but now apparently also for its Inspire 3 drone. You can now get either for just $1. But why? And why do you even need to purchase this license, and should you?

Rumors are circulating of yet another exciting action camera play by DJI. This time, they’re coming after the micro action camera game that has been dominated by Insta360 and its GO series of cameras.

With the release of the Mavic 4 Pro behind us—sorry, US pilots, I feel your pain too—we’re already wondering: what’s next for DJI? Well, an FCC filing and one of our favorite leakers could show us the way.

As nations continue to learn and develop new systems, the US military is starting to change its purchasing tactics away from more tanks to more drones. Both the US Army and Marines have various test units working through new squad formations, drone equipment, and tactics to learn from Ukraine’s success with drones on the battlefield.

General Atomics announced recently that it’s working towards getting the newly named YFQ-42A unmanned fighter flying this summer. That starts with ground tests, which began this month.

PolarPro is hitting the Memorial Day sales hard with an easy way to stock up on new camera filters while saving big! The leader in camera filters for all your camera sizes, you can save up to 25% on filters this weekend.

We’re about a week out from the release of DJI’s Mavic 4 Pro, and while it may seem like everyone got one on social media, the number of US owners is still extremely low due to DJI’s decision not to sell the drone in the US. However, that supposedly was not 100% true, as both DJI’s own NYC store and Adorama were able to sell the drone and ship it to customers. How is that possible? And how can you get one?

Notorious DJI leaker OsitaLV shared with us this week a new concept sketch of what he thinks the Inspire 4 will be. The craziest of camera drones DJI creates, the Inspire line doesn’t hold back on features, and the price tag shows it.

By the time you’re reading this, it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to find any of the Mavic 4 Pros for sale at these locations, but for a limited time, three sites had the drone for sale: B&H, Adorama, and DJI’s own New York City retail location.

DJI announces today the unveiling of its new flagship camera drone, the Mavic 4 Pro. While its 6K/60 primary Micro 4/3 camera, 360-degree rotating gimbal, and nearly hour-long flight time would all be newsworthy headlines, DJI’s decision to not bring the Mavic 4 Pro to the U.S. is the biggest story today.

Update: Some U.S. retailers had the DJI Mavic 4 Pro for sale

There are two major players in the 360 camera market, Insta360 and GoPro. Both offer similar products but at much different price points, so which is better?

It was just a few days ago that we saw our first potential photo of the DJI Osmo 360, although I called it sketchy and potentially photoshopped. Turns out I might owe Xdrones Studio an apology as over the weekend all the usual leakers shared more photos of the camera, although it’s still uncertain if and when it will come out.

In a new blog post, DJI shared how DJI’s Dock drone-in-a-box system served as a “blueprint” for future citywide disaster response. Another reason how drones are doing the world good, saving lives, and keeping communities safe.

A potential leak shows what looks like product images of what they’re calling the DJI Osmo 360. How likely is this? What could it possibly be?

DJI released its latest industry report on the state of DJI drone use in the agricultural industry. The study, which is paid for by DJI, shows that nearly 400,000 DJI agricultural drones were used at the end of 2024, a 90% increase from its first study in 2020.

The weather has begun to shift up here in the north, and while you southerners might have been enjoying the 70s all winter long, for us, we’re finally able to start taking our drones out of storage for the first flights of the year. Here are five things you should remember to do before taking it out on a family vacation or to your go-to spot.