The DJI Mavic 3 is €2,099 for the drone and controller, or €2,799 for the Fly More Combo, which includes a total of three batteries, a charger, a carrying case, and a set of ND filters - ND4/8/16/32. Return to home has improved in tandem with the new obstacle sensors - the Mavic 3 can determine the optimal root to the remote, even navigating between buildings or trees, instead of shooting up to a predetermined altitude and going directly back. Obstacle avoidance has improved with more sensitive sensors that scan in all directions - top, bottom, front, back and left and right. O3+ enhances transmission range to 15km in open landscape. The battery is interchangeable and supports direct USB-C charging in the drone at up to 65 watts. That's up from the 34 minutes on the Mavic 2 Pro and the 30 minutes on the Air 2s.

The price is the last difference, but we'll get to that below.īoth Mavic 3's support a new 5,000mAh battery that allows for up to 46 minutes of flight time in ideal conditions.

It differs from the regular 3 in four ways - it has a built-in 1TB SSD, instead of the 8GB of memory on the Mavic 3, it can shoot in Apple ProRes 422 HQ, and it comes with a DJI RC Pro controller. The zoom camera, on the other hand, can only shoot video and snap JPEGs, for now at least.ĭJI also released a Mavic 3 Cine. You can snap both JPEG and DNG RAW with the main camera. The maximum bit rate is 200Mbps in H.264 and 140Mbps in H.265. The main camera supports 5.1K (5120×2700px) video recording at up to 50fps, DCI 4K (4096×2160px) and regular 4K (3840x2160px) at up to 120fps and 1080p at up to 200fps. The other camera has a 12MP sensor and a 162mm equivalent focalength (that's about 7 times zoom over the 24mm), it has a fixed f/4.4 lens and a 1/2-inch type sensor. The lens in front of the 4/3 imager has a variable aperture of f/2.8 to f/11. This is a huge increase over the 1-inch type sensor in the prosumer Air 2s and an even bigger jump from the 1/2-inch type sensor in the Mavic 3's predecessor. The Mavic 3 has two cameras on board - the main is a truly remarkable 20MP 24mm wide-angle shooter in front of a Micro Four Thirds Hasselblad sensor. However, even without the element of surprise, some of these specs sound unbelievable. DJI's long-awaited Mavic 3 is finally here and it's everything the leaks made us expect.

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