Gift for my husband who is blown away by the quality of the images it captures, the fabulous features and the amazing backup support

Excellent, Better than expected

Well priced to be in the market. Amazing footage and easy to take off and land.

Dji have excelled with this product. Everything I have read about Dji Drones and including the features of the Mavic Air 2, the performance, photographic ability and inclusions in the combo set is outstanding. Money well spent.

The DJI Mavic Air is an incredible drone: packed with features, easy to fly all wrapped up in a fantastically compact package

Super light and compact, Excellent video and decent photo quality, Flys superbly

Battery life not the best

The best non-professional drone you can buy, the Mavic Air takes flying cameras to new gadget heights

Incredibly portable, Very good video and stills quality, A cinch to fly

Battery life still quite restrictive, Quite noisy when nearby

I bought the drone about a month ago and its been great. Just for background I have also owned a Mavic Pro and Phantom 3. Range: Range is still great, not as solid as Mavic Pro but strongh enough to fly in urban melbourne Camera: Camera on this drone is honestly in my opinion great, actually better...

Not as powerful or fast as the air 2s, but lighter and so legal in more places. Otherwise they're exactly the same feature wise. If you're flying in windier conditions, you may need the extra weight and power, but otherwise this is the drone for you.

Drones like the new DJI Mavic Air are the Marmite of the tech world. On the one hand, they’re a high-level demonstration of how amazing modern technology has become, combining miniaturisation with powerful processing and advancements in digital cameras in one incredible flying machine.

It’ll hit your wallet fairly hard, but the Mini 3 Pro is the most capable sub-250g drone we’ve ever reviewed. But the price and Pro suffix are largely justified by the features and image quality on offer.

Obstacle avoidance, Can track subjects, Great video & photo quality

Relatively expensive, No side-facing obstacle sensors