The DJI Mavic Air is a stunning drone: small enough to squeeze in a pocket, but a brilliant flying camera in every way

As you can see from this review, my experience with the Mavic Air has been very positive. Just a week with the Mavic Air was enough to decide that I no longer need the Phantom 3 Pro (which I will be selling in the near future) and convince me to move down to something that is far more portable,...

The Mavic Pro showed us that small drones can be just as capable as larger ones. The Mavic Air aims to take things one step further, putting a powerful aircraft and 4K camera into a form factor you can slide into a large pocket.

Very small; High bit-rate 4K UHD video; HDR and Panorama still capture; Raw and JPG support; Asteroid video shot; Good obstacle avoidance; Automated flight modes

Doesn't support USB charging; No 4K DCI video; Panorama stitching needs some work; Real-world flight limited to about 18 minutes

I decided it was time to get a drone, and chose this one from the reviews on other sites. I had read the horror stories about people going out on their first flight and the drone shooting up into the upper atmosphere never to be heard from again, but that did not happen.

Our verdict is in, the DJI Mavic Air is a great drone. We've flown this folding quadcopter as much as possible, and we're impressed - check it out in our full DJI Mavic Air review.

This drunker is cruel to basically everything it does. It follows you, you can control it with your hand, it's shooting 4k and it has a lot of security systems that will make it foolproof to fly. Why not full pot Because my flew away. Yep, it's just stuck.

I arrive very quickly to Spain. The handling is very easy, but it requires a long learning curve. It has many autopilot options that it is better to know before using them, youtube is your friend. The battery lasts 16 minutes in flight

my iphone 7 does not enter the remote with case, I have to remove it from the case every time I use it; The drone heats up not too much, but the internal fan spends most of the time on

It's new, it's loaded with new features and it easily travels with you. They say the best camera is the one you have with you. The same would be said here. It's easy to fly, takes great quality video and stills. Will it stay up as long as the Mavic Pro

DJI's Mavic Air is a testament to the company's innovation. With pretty much no other big player in the game, it could have eased off the gas on features, but the Mavic Air comes packed with sensors, a high quality camera, onboard storage and flies like a dream.

Incredibly portable; Excellent battery life for size; Solid camera performance

Shorter range than Mavic Pro; Minor connection quirks

Bought the drone to expand the story telling process. Its very compact, easy to use and surprisingly powerful! It does struggle in very strong winds but that is a given. I would recommend getting extra batteries or the combo option as high winds = more power consumption.

Durable; Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Lightweight; Simple Controls; Small