Awesome reliable product. Thes sales member who served me did a great job helping me find the most suitable drone for my needs.

The Mavic Air is easily one of the most impressive drones to date. It's small, powerful, feature-rich and portable. What's more, its batteries last far longer than the smaller Spark, offering around 20 minutes of flying time in not-too-blustery conditions. It's not quite perfect, though.

Portable design means it's easy to carry around; Full of features; Quick Shot modes are a highlight; Battery life is decent for a drone this size

ActiveTrack tracking didn't work reliably; Video was often oversaturated; Auto exposure slow to play catch-up; App menu system is still quite complex

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

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.

Fast and Afficient

DJI's first real effort to sell drones to the masses wasn't as rousing a success as you'd expect from the company, which has dominated the marketplace in terms of quality and sales since consumer drones have become a thing. The Spark, released last year, was hamstrung by really short battery life and a control interface that needed some refinement to be ready for mass consumption. The Mavic Air ($919) is what the Spark should have been—foldable, with a 4K camera, and a battery that keeps the drone flying longer. It packs a lot of tech into a small package, including some panoramic photo and video tricks, and is a great option if you don't want to spend $1,149 on our Editors' Choice, the DJI Mavic Pro Platinum. Design The Mavic Air ($499.00 at Drone Nerds) is the smallest drone that DJI makes. Like the Mavic Pro series it folds for storage and transport. When folded it measures 1.9 by 3.3 by 6.6 inches (HWD), small enough to fit into most jacket pockets, and it weighs a little bit ...

The Mavic Air is DJI's smallest, most portable drone, and is just as full-featured as its larger siblings.

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

While not perfect, the Mavic Air is easily one of the most impressive drones to date. It's portable, powerful and packed with features. What's more, its batteries last far longer than the smaller Spark.

Portable design means it's easy to carry around; Full of features; Quick Shot modes are a highlight; Battery life is decent for a drone this size;

ActiveTrack tracking didn't work reliably; Video was often oversaturated; Auto exposure slow to play catch-up; App menu system is still quite complex;

One part Mavic Pro, one part Spark, all delicious

Great compact design; Clever obstacle avoidance system; Fun autonomous features

Average image quality; Short battery life is limiting; Wi-Fi connection can be flaky

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

An amazing amount of tech in a pocketable drone, the DJI Mavic Air is the best travel drone you're going to find right now.

The DJI Mavic Air's folding design makes it great for travel while its 4K-resolution camera and three-axis gimbal capture nice-looking photos and video; Automated shooting options and obstacle avoidance make it easy to get good results fast

Flight time is typically between 15 to 18 minutes, so expect to buy extra batteries; Piloting by app can be frustrating, especially on smaller screens; Obstacle avoidance doesn't cover you from the sides or top