Rating 4.8 19 reviews

DJI Mavic say their Air 2 drone takes "power and portability to the next level". Here's how they have achieved that big step up.


More advanced features in a compact form

The Air 2 promises smart shooting functions and excellent image quality for incredible aerial photography. Key to this is the improved flight performance which lays a stable and safe base for better results. One of the features that makes this possible is APAS 3.0 Obstacle Avoidance.


Wizardry in the air

Some of the in-flight photographic tricks the Air 2 performs includes 4K/60fps Video, HDR, 8K Hyperlapse, and 48MP still capabilities. All of these numbers add up to superb results.


SmartPhoto for a better photo

One of the standout features of the Mavic Air 2 is SmartPhoto. This combines scene recognition, HyperLight and HDR into one mode for incredible shots.


Take in a wider view

The view from up there is optimised further with DJI’s most advanced panorama mode which promises a higher dynamic range, and vivid and accurate colours. 


Stay on track

The new and improved Air 2 features a wide range of intelligent tracking modes (including Active Track 3.0) within the FocusTrack feature which delivers professional results. 


Prolong your flight time

To be able to capture all this amazing video and still shots, you need to be in the air for a good period of time. The Air 2 has a battery life of up to 34 minutes, with 10-kilometre 1080p/30fps video transmission.

Manufacturer: DJI
price $1,698.00
TechRadar UK
6 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2 review

The best drone for most people, the Mavic Air 2 is a significant upgrade on its predecessor and our new favorite flying camera. It offers improved range, a noticeably longer battery life, excellent 4K/60p video and a whole host of new shooting features, all for the same launch price as its predecessor. Minor niggles aside, it's a superb choice for both stills photographers and filmmakers.
Pros:
  • Very easy to fly
  • Compact, folding design
  • Greatly improved battery life
  • Excellent stills and video quality
Cons:
  • Camera feed sometimes stutters
  • No screen on the controller
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CNET
6 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2: Hands-on with DJI's amazing new folding 4K drone

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PC Magazine
6 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2 Review

With a compelling mix of imaging, stability, and safety features, DJI's Mavic Air 2 is the best drone you can buy for under $1,000. The Mavic Air 2 ($799.99) is DJI's mid-tier entry in its small, folding drone series. Thanks to its design, it can be stowed in most camera bags, and it doesn't skimp on safety features. Its camera uses a Quad Bayer design for crisp, detailed photos and 4K HDR video, and footage is silky smooth. If you're looking to spend less than $1,000 on a new drone, the Mavic Air 2 is our Editors' Choice.Small Enough The Mavic Air 2 is a bit bigger all around than its predecessor, the Mavic Air, but you probably won't care. At  3.3 by 3.8 by 7.1 inches (HWD) and 1.3 pounds, it's slim enough to find a space inside most photographer's gear bags. The footprint is larger when the arms are extended and the drone is ready to fly, but the profile is still pretty low. You may not be able to take off from a lawn if the grass isn't freshly cut, but you can typically find an appropriately flat patch of dirt or asphalt to launch. It's heavy enough to require registration for use in the US—the fee is a n...
Pros:
  • Superlative battery life
  • Strong image and video quality
  • Obstacle detection and avoidance
  • Automated shots
  • HDR video and Raw imaging
  • AirSense transponder
Cons:
  • Video profiles limited to standard and flat
  • App-based editing limited to 1080p output
  • Remote omits EV control wheel
  • Not easy to get Raw images to your tablet or smartphone
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Tech Advisor
6 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2 review

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Stuff.tv
6 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2 review

Pros:
  • Tiny but crammed with features
  • QuickShot modes work brilliantly
Cons:
  • Legislation requires you to register any drone over 250g with the CAA
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Stuff.tv
6 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2 review review

Pros:
  • Tiny but crammed with features
  • QuickShot modes work brilliantly
Cons:
  • Legislation requires you to register any drone over 250g with the CAA
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The Good Guys
5 years ago

Great Drone

So much to learn about flying.
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The Good Guys
5 years ago

Better and clearer instructions.

Being excited about owning a new drone, I mixed the propellers up on first assembly not realising. As a result I crashed it on the very first takeoff and damaged the propellers. Since learning my mistake the drone ultimately is very high quality. Excellent control and stability, and the images are fantastic.
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Argos
3 years ago

DJI Mavic Air 2 - BRAND NEW review

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.
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