I bought this drone specifically for the still picture quality. So far I'm pretty impressed. It's no replacement for a regular camera but it's a big improvement from the older models. Very intuitive to operate and the battery holds for a solid 20 minutes.

Works perfect and get good footage.

My item was shipped with wrong address. They fixed it on the phone with UPS and allowed me to pick it up at customer service center.

Pour ceux qui aiment photographier des paysages et avoir la possibilité de « voler » à tout moment, c’est probablement le drone idéal. Tous les paramètres de l’appareil photo Hasselblad sont à portée de main, il est donc facile de créer de superbes compositions en un rien de temps.

Construction solide; Excellentes caméras

Caméras non interchangeables par l’utilisateur

At launch, the Mavic Pro had stiff competition from the GoPro Karma Drone and it looked set to be a colossal battle between the giants. In the end, the Karma crashed out and didn’t really make it past the starting line, while the Mavic Pro became a soaring success. Now there’s the Mavic 2 Pro.

Compact size; Intelligent flight modes; Hasselblad camera

I need one; It costs £1299

This feels like a drone with no real weaknesses. Yes, it’s not as small or affordable as the Mavic Air, but we feel that the battery life, safety features and image quality more than make up for that. If you’re in the market for a compact drone that flies and films like a dream, and you’re willing to pay a premium for it, the Mavic 2 Pro should be top of your wish list

Excellent image quality; Long battery life; Safe, quiet, nimble flight; Compact design;

Slightly janky app;

DJI's bringing the Mavic Pro back, and it has a friend.

More of everything, but still ready to travel anywhere.

DJI's Mavic family has all but replaced its Phantom series for consumer drone use. Mavic drones are smaller all around, and foldable for easier storage and transport. The top-end model, the Mavic 2 Pro ($1,729), has the largest image sensor we've seen in a drone this size. That means images and video both look better than other drones, including the Pro's near twin sibling, the Mavic 2 Zoom. The Pro is a little more expensive, by $250, but we think the step up in image and video quality is worth the added cost. The Mavic 2 Pro is the best drone for enthusiast pilots, and our Editors' Choice. The Best Folding Drone The Mavic 2 Pro takes its design cues from the original Mavic Pro, but is a little bigger all around. It measures 3.3 by 3.6 by 8.4 inches (HWD) folded and 3.3 by 9.5 by 12.7 inches with it arms extended. Unfolding the drone is pretty easy, you just have to remember to swing the front arms out before the bottom ones. The aircraft weighs about 2 pounds, heavy enough to re...

The DJI Mavic 2 Pro is the best small drone on the market, with superior image and video quality, obstacle avoidance, and excellent battery life.

Superlative 4K video; 20MP Raw and JPG still imaging; Great battery life; Compact, foldable design; Obstacle avoidance sensors

8GB internal memory isn't much; No DCI format support; Expensive

There are few out there who’d dispute the reality that DJI make the best drones consumers can realistically buy.

Make no mistake, the DJI Mavic 2 Pro is definitely a drone worth getting hyped up about. But unless you’re a diehard, it’s difficult to say whether it’s going to be worth grabbing on day one at full price.

Maneuvers are really powerful tools; Long flight time;

Doesn't feel like a major upgrade over last-gen; Expensive;

There's a very good reason why DJI is the market leader of drones: its combination of high-tech features, flight modes and video/image qualit is an unbeatable combination. With the Mavic 2 Pro, that reputation is only enhanced once more.

Stunning footage; Great still photos; Obstacle avoidance is brilliant; Flight modes work really well; Super smooth flight - even in wind;

It's expensive; Remote requires phone to be plugged in; App is still not the most user friendly; Non-HDR shots can be grainy;