Dji Mavic 3 Thermal with 1-Year Dji Care Enterprise Basic

DJI's worst-kept secret has arrived. After months of extensive leaks, the new DJI Mavic 3 has landed (or taken off depending on your perspective). DJI has advanced its done line-up significantly since introducing the first Mavic Pro back in 2016.

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  Long Flight Time, Dual Cameras, Micro 4/3 And Tele, New Strap System For Gimble And Props, Battery Charges Through Drone, Excellent Collision Avoidance

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  Premium Price, Some Features Currently Unavailable (Master Shots and Panoramic Mode), Controller Phone Mount Is Somewhat Cumbersome

With its three onboard cameras, the new DJI Mavic 3 Pro is every videographer and photographer’s dream. This drone not only flies impeccably well in most conditions but takes stunning 5.1K footage and razor-sharp images with glorious depth of field, just like a land-based camera.

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  Three cameras offer almost unlimited creative freedom, Shoots 5.1K video, Full obstacle sensing, 43-minute flight time

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  A bit OTT if you're not serious about aerial videography

A three-camera drone that covers all the angles

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  Stabilized, triple-camera array, Wide-angle Four Thirds camera with Hasselblad color, Midrange 3x lens shows excellent picture quality, Up to 5.1K30 or 4K120 video, All-around obstacle sensors, Includes a companion app and a remote with a built-in screen

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  Base model has just 8GB of onboard storage, Falls shy of promised 43-minute flight time, Only the pricey Cine model supports ProRes

The Mavic 3's Hasselblad camera sets it apart

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  Four Thirds camera with Hasselblad color, Lens offers 7x optical and 28x digital zoom, 5.1K50 and 4K120 video, 20MP Raw or JPG stills, All-around obstacle avoidance, Long flight times, Strong safety features

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  Expensive, Base model offers only 8GB of storage, Automatic APAS navigation not as good as Skydio, Telephoto camera underwhelms, Falls shy of 46-minute battery estimate

If you're looking for the best consumer drone on the market, and the price doesn't scare you, then the DJI Mavic 3 is the one to buy. Upon its initial release, it was already the best around, and now, after a number of updates, it has only further refined the user experience.

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  Superb image quality, Large sensor and adjustable aperture, Long flight times, Thoughtful and compact design, A significant improvement on the Mavic 2 Pro

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  The telephoto camera is much lower quality than the main sensor, Very expensive, The DJI Fly app could use some tweaks

The DJI Mavic 3 is a leap forward for folding drones, thanks to its excellent video quality and safety features. In many ways, it's everything drone fans could hope for, with an excellent Four Thirds camera, adjustable aperture, boosted battery life, and improved collision avoidance, all packed into...

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  Four Thirds camera is excellent, Useful adjustable aperture, Improved safety features, Telephoto lens a handy backup

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  Pricier than Mavic 2 series, Basic controller lacks info screen, European classification issues

Yes have used it several times very nice device and great fun

Hobby flyer. Personal use. DJI makes it easy to fly

good drone, flies very well

Great product, and a big step up in quality from previous mavis models

Came out of the box with front sensor error. Could not calibrate IMU & Compass for an hour. finally works and took off with error and came down on its own to a low lever under 1 meter and start moving on its on and hit the wall without even touching the controller!

I had to buy earlier!! So reglet!! It was super bargain

It’s incredible.. the quality of the video is amazing. I’d recommend you practise in a open area to start with to get comfy with the controls

Awesome bit of gear. It’s a must for any drone photographer

Great value, extra batteries a must, amazing camera ability

Update in Review from this morning. The 3X digital zoom is worthless to integrate into serious videography as shooting @ 5.1K & the full zoom applied @ 3X, I thought that I would achieve @ least a HD (1080X1920) quality. Not so, the resolution is unusably poor, less than 720.