DJI Mavic 3 Pro

With the release of DJI’s Air 3, we now have every (non-FPV) video drone that DJI offers in its third generation – yes, I’m even going to talk about the Inspire 3 today. So, which drone is best for you? Well, the answer isn’t as straightforward as it used to be.

DJI’s latest all-around drone, Air 3, is available to buy now. Replacing the extremely popular Air 2S while retaining a mid-range price tag, the DJI Air 3 features not one but two cameras. Both cameras deliver 48MP photos and 4K/60fps HDR videos but have different focal lengths to enable more depth in imagery. And there’s truly a whole lot going for this drone: up to 46 minutes of flight time, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, O4 HD video transmission system, and many other flagship features. But how does the Air 3 stack up against other popular consumer drones from DJI: Mavic 3 Pro and Mini 3 Pro? Let’s find out…

I’ve had a chance to fly the Mavic 3 Pro for a few weeks now, and it has brought new joy to drone flying for me. Here are some of my first impressions of the drone now that it is available in stores and probably arriving at some customers’ doors soon.

DJI has released new firmware updates for its flagship Mavic 3 series, making all Mavic 3 drones compatible with two of the company’s FPV goggles and RC Motion 2 remote controller.

It’s that day again, and you know what that means – the release of a new DJI drone and time to see what the company has given us today! DJI’s Mavic 3 Pro has been a long time coming, and so much has leaked over the past few weeks, but there are still some secrets to share! So let’s dive right into this Mavic 3 Pro unboxing.

DJI has stopped the sale of the original Mavic 3 through its online store. This development comes on the heels of the tech giant releasing the latest addition to the Mavic 3 series: the world’s first consumer drone with three optical cameras, the Mavic 3 Pro.

And so, it’s official. The world’s first consumer drone with a triple-camera system is here, and we can’t keep calm!

Tech giant DJI has hit a home run with the new Mavic 3 Pro, which is equipped with no less than three camera sensors. And three cameras with different focal lengths really are better than one (or two).

This just in: DJI Mavic 3 Pro: The king of camera drones is here

Unless you’ve been avoiding social media all weekend, chances are you’ve already caught a glimpse or two of DJI’s upcoming new drone. Thanks to a number of leaks, the rumored Mavic 3 Pro has been revealed extensively before its official launch.

It’s been only a week since DJI launched the new Inspire 3 professional filmmaking drone, and the tech giant is already gearing up for another product release. A new DJI teaser has dropped just now, and it indicates that the company is readying to unveil its first triple-lens camera product. Could it be the rumored Mavic 3 Pro drone?

Images of an alleged Mavic 3 Pro have appeared online, showing a photography drone not dissimilar to the existing Mavic 3. But it sports three Hasselblad cameras instead of two, presumably to offer higher-quality optical zoom.

Editor’s update: The all-new DJI Action 2 camera is available to buy now on DJI’s online store, while Ronin 4D professional cinema camera can be reserved for December 2021 shipping.

DJI has teased not one, not two, but three upcoming product event dates with a single tagline: “Good Things Come in Threes.” If you’re eager to stay up-to-date with the latest drone and camera technology coming out of DJI, read on for our product expectations.

It had to happen. A photo has surfaced showing DJI’s forthcoming Mavic 3 Pro. You know you want to see it!

We’re still awaiting DJI’s announcement – and the the full details of the highly-anticipated Mavic 3. Full specs are never released until the product itself gets launched. But a source close to DJI provided DroneDJ with a full set of documents that reveal everything you need to know about the Mavic 3 Pro: pricing, specifications, imagery, and more. Head below for the full details…