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Great authentic Drone from DJI, but for less money.

Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2019

*Not a paid review*
Here’s my honest feedback on this item:

First off, this drone is authentic & is the real deal. It is made out of high quality & is extremely portable & easy to fold and unfold.

Despite the higher price on DJI's official website, I feel as though this is a better price point for the Mavic Air which is why I went with the Artic White. If I wanted the Black, which costs more money, then I could buy a Black Skin for $25 & save myself the extra $100 that DJI is asking for.

That being said, this drone has everything you would want. It has a buttery smooth 4K at an amazing 100 Mbps along with a 3 axis gimbal, in which the playback videos are out of this world. It has unbelievable picture & video quality for a drone this size. I have shot videos in winds as high as 25mph & this drone still produces stabilized videos as if it was a calm day. This drone can also shoot 2.7k at 60FPS which not many drones can support, which is an added bonus for me. It also shoots 1080HD at 120FPS.

This drone also comes with obstacle avoidance which makes this drone great to fly for beginners & also experienced fliers. Personally I love this feature because it's always there if I want obstacle avoidance turned on. I have the option to turn obstacle avoidance off in the settings if I need to take a close up picture or video of an object or I'll turn it off if I'm flying in an open field with no objects around, that way I know a have full control of the drone at my fingertips. At the same time, if I am flying in an environment which has a lot of trees, houses, poles, and etc, then I have the option to turn on obstacle avoidance. Basically the sensors around the drone are there, but I don't have the use them if I feel as though I am comfortable enough to fly my drone and careful enough to watch out for my surroundings, which is what makes this drone an all around great machine for any type of drone enthusiast. Weather you have experience or you are a beginner, It's a win-win.

Some other things I love about this drone are the features. It has rocket, boomerang, asteroid, active track, smart capture and true 32MP Sphere panoramas. I have tried each and every one of these features on the DJI Go 4 app & they work great. I haven't had an issue with any of these features, nor the app itself. The app works great, just make sure you update the app when the updates become available to get the best user friendly experience.

The battery is fairly decent for this drone. The advertised time is 21 minutes. However, that is in perfect conditions. On average I get about 16 - 18 minutes, but for a drone packed with so many great features that most drones don't have, I can't complain. Soon I'll buy more batteries to extend my flying experience.

Other great things about this drone include a built in 8GB storage, which is great because there were times where I forgot to put my own SanDisk micro SD adapter into the drone, so the footage $ pictures I took with my drone actually got stored internally inside the drone & I was able to pull the footage on my computer via USB cable from the drone which has been a life saver for me.

Overall, this is a solid drone for the price. I am extremely happy with my purchase & I will be buying other DJI drones in the future.

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Nice build, but not for those needing stellar image quality

Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2018

Very nice looking and solidly built. It's a beauty. Just keep in mind it's a high-end toy-ish camera, not for professional use or for anyone needing more than a point-and-shoot or shooting in manual mode. It also depends what you need it for, of course (nothing wrong with a point-and-shoot for certain uses). I got the chance to buy and test this for my teenage nephew. It's a really nice toy but what's most important to me (image quality): I would need a better sensor and a more versatile lens. That being said, it shoots and stitches 9-frame panoramas (larger files if you stitch the raw files yourself in Photoshop). The ISO is pretty grainy due most likely to the small sensor size.

Keeping this in layman's terms, the Mavic Air has like a cell-phone size sensor (image resolution is lackluster, especially when you sequence the photos side-by-side with professional full-frame camera shots as we would do commercially). The image quality would not be acceptable for commercial use. Whereas the prosumer versions of this brand and up (e.g., the Phantom 4) don't have as much of that issue. The f/stop is fixed at f/2.8, which is limiting. Don't take me wrong, the images are pretty decent. So if you're looking to train yourself or don't mind less than stellar resolution, like for home videos or video blogging, it's OK. If you will license your images and/or need professional performance because you're a commercial or fine-art photographer, prefer to shoot in manual mode, or just need to use/display/license larger images, I would look in the higher end of the line instead. It also feels a little too light, although it's not a leaf in the air. But I didn't get to test it in stronger wind.

I love the compact size of it, compared to what we use commercially. I would love to have better camera quality in a smaller body like this one (which apparently will come by DJI sometime this year in the Mavic Pro II). If you buy the Mavic Air, you will need at least one more battery (they ran much for a much shorter time than advertised in my test, probably 10-15min or so, definitely not 30min). Also get a good case to hold it with the charger, the control and all other accessories. Yes, it comes with a case, but the factory case only holds the aircraft and you need to carry the rest somewhere else.

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Kevin Beard Jr.

Great authentic Drone from DJI, but for less money.

Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2019

Color: WhiteConfiguration: BaseVerified Purchase

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J&A

Top quality drone (Great purchase, No regrets) - Tips for potential purchasers

Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2018

Color: BlackConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

This was an awesome and extremely fun purchase. I've had it now for 2-3 months and have learned a few things that be a helpful to new perspective owners.

This is the Fly More Kit, which differs from the standard drone because it comes with 2 extra lithium batteries and a really nice travel pack, which is designed to hold all of the equipment in one place. In my opinion, its worth the extra money to get the "Fly More Kit" as the batteries only last around 20 minutes each and take a little while to recharge. The "Fly More Kit" gives you an hour of flying time with 3 batteries. Also, the travel bag works well as it keeps all of the parts together and is essentially free for the price.

The drone comes with an internal 8 Gb of storage, but you'll likely want to purchase a memory stick. I bought a Samsung 128GB Evo Plus Class 10 Micro SDXC from Amazon and it worked great with the Drone and my Imac and MacBook flawlessly.

You'll also want to purchase a ND Polarizer filter right away as the footage won't look as good without one. I went a month without the polarizer and wish I would have purchased one right away. This is because there is a ton of light that effects the drone at altitude. Especially if you're shooting around the ocean. I purchased the PolarPro Vivid Collection Filter 3-Pack (ND4/PL, ND8/PL, ND16/PL) Cinema Series for DJI Mavic Air and it is top notch.

Its recommended to shoot in manual mode with the mavic air to get the best video and photos. There is something called the 180 rule, which allows you to set your video settings correctly to get the best picture. However, if you're by the water, you can't adjust the drone to fit within the 180 rule settings without a ND filter.

Pro:
1) Folds up extremely small (Smaller than all other DJI Drones)
2) Relatively easy to learn how to fly
3) Shoots 4K video, has a 28 Megapixel camera
4) This has collision avoidance cameras in the front, bottom and the rear to automatically prevent from colliding with objects. (This is important if you are new to drones to help prevent you from crashing).
5) Top quality design and construction

Cons:
1) The Mavic Air works on a wifi signal and it works pretty well. I was able to fly my drone 5000 feet away, but it does seem to get interference often if you are by a city. Its not overwhelming interference, but it is a slight issue. In comparison, the Mavic Pro has an enhanced communications system that establishes a better / more solid connection with the drone, but the Mavic Pro doesn't fold up as small and is slightly more expensive. This was the biggest difference in my opinion. The Mavic Pro also will maintain a better connection when using "Active Track" due to the enhanced signal.

I hope this helps your research!

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Justin T

Portable Mavic Pro

Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2018

Color: BlackConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

This being my first ever drone I was anxious to take to the skies. However, the Mavic Air proved to be a lot easier to fly than I initially anticipated. Footage is absolutely phenomenal.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
- This drone is absolutely tiny. I was able to fit the drone, controller, 2 spare batteries, my DSLR with a 300mm lens, and Sony FDR X3000 Action Camera all inside a soccer bag for my hikes with room to spare.
- 3-Axis gimbal appears more protected than the Mavic Pro. Again this is my first drone, but just judging from photos I can conclude the Air having material around the sides of the gimbal looks a lot more durable than the Mavic Pro's gimbal which seems to hang after the gimbal cover is removed.

PROS:
- Up to 4K UHD/30FPS. Huge for hardware of this size to be able to house the drone's engine and camera gear. Folded up I'd compare the top-down dimensions (omitting thickness) to an iPhone 6S Plus.
- Every piece of equipment is portable. The propeller arms fold, the controller's antennas fold along with being able to remove the joy sticks and store them directly in the controller.
- 3 Sensors for APAS. Front - Back - Bottom.
- 8GB internal storage
- Newbie friendly. Found it extremely easy to fly for the first time, you just need some space.

CONS:
- Louder than expected. You would probably stop hearing the whine around 100+ ft.
- MicroSD card slot is difficult to access. People with smaller fingers will have a better time but even then it's difficult to remove the MicroSD without nails or an object.
- No sensors on the sides. Automated shots like side panning or auto-tracking will have issues with this. If you're mostly flying manual you should be fine, just of course be aware of your drone's surroundings. It will hit the object if the drone is flying sideways into it.

FINAL THOUGHTS: All in all, for $800, you're paying for a portable Mavic Pro. I wouldn't say there is an upgrade in specs compared to the Mavic Pro since the Pro can shoot up to 4K CinemaHD as opposed to the Air's 4K Ultra HD. I would highly recommend the Fly More Bundle which comes with 2 extra batteries and all the essentials for them. 21 minutes of flight time is just not enough for a session. However 21 minutes with the size of the battery is impressive. Just the sheer fact that I can carry this in a small soccer bag and still have room for plenty of other gear makes it all the worth.

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Osman

... a week ago and so far i been very pleased with the performance and video quality

Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2018

Color: BlackConfiguration: BaseVerified Purchase

I bought this drone about a week ago and so far i been very pleased with the performance and video quality. This is my first drone and I been looking to purchase one for few years now. The reason I been waiting due to the size of the drones vs video quality. Until now you needed to get a large drone to shoot 4K but with Mavic Air this is not the case. I know the Pro was released prior to Air but Pro is still lot larger than Air. I do photography and usually carry a camera + lenses + tripod etc. So I have limited space when I travel. This product is exactly what I been needing.

Video quality is just spectacular but please invest little and get some ND+PL Filters. These filters will be a game changer.
Flying the drone is so easy as I never owned a drone before and at the age of 39 I haven't played with a remote controlled toy for a while. Flying this drone was no problem at all because there are so many safety features are build in. From sensors to return to home button and if you remove your fingers from the controller the drone just stops moving and regardless of height it just hovers without moving. This is really key to flying it without facing any risks.

Pros:
- Video Quality
- Easy to Operate
- Compact - easy to travel

Cons:
- Battery life (about 16 minutes max)

I would recommend purchasing the combo which comes with 3x battery as battery life is fairly short and I think you need at least 2 spare batteries.

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Spencer Woo

Great for beginners or those who don't want to spend much time learning.

Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2019

Color: BlackConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

Straightforward, simple drone.

(1) Picture
This has been amazing for me. I go hiking frequently so I bought this drone for taking pictures. I didn't want to learn actual photography because that's difficult and I saw drone pictures and they looked good enough.

I'm learning drone photography just by understanding the settings and the pictures that come out are amazing.
Drones allow you to get shots that you could never get otherwise (except if you have a helicopter). Outside of the picture quality, the mobility and position is a whole new domain for photography -- it's like VR is a new domain for gaming.

(2) Video
I'm not impressed so far but maybe I haven't figured out the settings. The videos on youtube are amazing but I wonder if they do external editing as I'm trying not to invest too much time learning technologies (I just want the end product).

The automatic features or flying in certain paths (forget what it's called) are great.

(3) Flying
Super intuitive. Don't mess with water. Don't fly at night in areas with trees. Don't test the low battery or high wind.
If you aren't in dangerous situations you should be fine and I've always felt comfortable.

It's great that it knows how to go home -- land where it took off from. It's great it has sensor to know if it's going to hit something.

Really intuitive and glad I bought this. I thought about getting a cheaper test drone so I can get used to flying but this is simple enough that you can figure it out (make sure you're in a good open space if you don't know what you're doing for the first time though).

The left stick is the mouse and the right stick is the keyboard.

(4) Design
The design is amazing. Super compact. It fits in a tiny pouch and the folding is really impressive. The controller uses your phone and the joysticks are taken off which allows everything to be really compact.

Batteries don't last long (10 min) but that's usually good enough for what I want to do. I have the fly more pack, so I have extra batteries but typically one is good enough. The battery do lose charge over time -- so now I make sure to charge fully before going out. I had them fully charged once and then brought them out a few days later and they were all 50%.

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Thomas

Absolute Enjoyment

Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2018

Color: WhiteConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

This is written after one week of ownership. I love it. I compared the Mavic Air to the Spark and the Mavic Pro. By most accounts, this was the best of both worlds. As an inexperienced flyer, I can say that this is incredibly easy to fly, the pictures and video are amazing. I have flown in winds up to 20mph and the video looks like it's a still day. The case that comes with this is excellent. it is small and compact and has plenty of space for your accessories. I purchased a hard case though, because it's what i wanted. I've flown approximately 15 times. Each time brings more joy. The controller is comfortable and easy to get used to.
For anyone getting this drone, as a first timer, I would recommend watching some tutorials to prepare. I would also recommend getting an SD card to put in. Make sure you get one that is capable of writing at the speed necessary to write 4k video. (i purchased the SANDISK Extreme)

**Update**
After 3 weeks of ownership, I still feel the same. There is a lot to be said about this drone and it's portability. I keep it with me all of the time. I fly during my lunch breaks, and every day that I can after work. The intelligent flight modes make getting great cinematic shots a breeze. The advertised battery life of each battery is 21 minutes. Don't expect that to be the average. That is a maximum, and when you get to 19 minutes, you're going to be in prayer that it makes it back home to land safely. When flying with caution, you'll actually get closer to 16-18 minutes. This is because once it starts warning you about battery life, you'll bring it home and replace and start again.

My recommendation is for you to stop reading reviews and buy it. You will not regret it.

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Jeff Levinson

Great drone, beautiful video but some words of warning

Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2018

Color: BlackConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

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I would give this a 3.5 stars but as there isn't an option for that I went with 4.

I bought this for a vacation that I took because I wanted to get some great aerial shots - this is my first drone that had FPV capabilities and a gimbal and I had about two days to learn how to use it.

First off - the flying conditions were not ideal. The temperature hovered between 92F in the morning and 113F in the late afternoon. As the operating limit is rated at 104F it caused problems. I did try to fly it but had all sorts of interesting problems and couldn't get it to really take off so I abandoned that approach and just flew it in the early morning and late evening.

The good:
It flew great. Even in windy conditions it was very steady and some of the videos were just fantastic. As an example, I added a video that was taken just after sunrise going up and over 150' tall trees. The footage is rock steady and exposed really nicely (no color correction in this shot). As a side note I used an ND8 filter on the lens from f-stop labs Lens Filters for DJI Mavic Air 4K Camera Lens Multicoated Filters pack Accessories (6 Pack) ND4, ND8, ND16, ND4/CPL, ND8/CPL, ND16/CPL by Fstop Labs .

Once the drone gets more than a hundred feet away you really can't hear it at all anymore.

The bad:
At one point I was flying out over the water, about 100' from the boat I was on and it lost signal completely. I freaked out as the drone was over water at the time. Fortunately the return to home feature worked - sort of. It got the drone back over the boat but would not land it. I had to grab the drone mid-air and pop the battery out. Everything worked fine after a reboot of the control but that had me very concerned. I did not have any other problems with it but it seemed like such a random problem as I've flown the drone over 4000 feet away with no issues but only a hundred feet? And there was no way to "re-connect" at that point that I've been able to find. I'll have to do some more reading up on it.

Additionally, my phone got very hot (Samsung Galaxy 8 Edge) when controlling it. It wasn't terrible but I also couldn't put my phone in my pocket when I was done.

At some points the video lag was pretty bad - that made problems worse because the drone was so far away I couldn't easily tell what direction it was facing so getting it back to me was hard because I couldn't see it in all cases (trees in the way for example).

The quickshots feature was not working at all when I did it. I tried to, for example, get a point of interest quickshot (where it circles the selected item) but instead of keeping the boat as the focus, it drifted off to circle around a patch of water which wasn't very interesting. I was never able to get any of the quickshot capabilities working at all.

Overall:
I'm happy that I go this drone (about $1100 for the drone and the case ( Smatree Mavic Air Carrying Case for DJI Mavic Air Fly More Combo,Waterproof Travel Hard Case for Mavic Air Drone ) and filters). Was I thrilled with the lag or loss of communication no. Would I buy it again? I think I like the more powerful signal capabilities of the Mavic Pro and I would probably get that drone if I had to do it again specifically for the occusync transmission. However, the gimbal on the Air is much more sturdy than the Pro so maybe not. It's a tough call and I really do like the drone and hopefully I'll be able to fly it for a long time to come.

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satisfied with both the drone product and vendor

Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019

Color: WhiteConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

At this time I am a relative newbie with drone flying. It was a bit of a process to sort out all the different options on product, configurations (base unit vs. Fly More Combo vs. non-DJI combos) and useful accessories. Hopefully, my experience will help others making the same decisions I faced.

A great deal of what can be done with a drone like the Air is dependent upon software like the DJI Go 4 and third party software like Litchi (https://amzn.to/2F9Xza2). If you are going to get a product like the Mavic Air, you will find there is a lot to learn (for safe and responsible flying), and that the technology/features of the drone make it a good experience when flying.

I'll offer some thoughts:

* If you're going to get the Mavic Air, you should opt for the Fly More Combo option, as opposed to the bare bones unit. You will want to have the extra batteries. My suggestion is to avoid purchasing any third party batteries other than DJA. Similarly, stick with the propellers from DJI.

* On Amazon, you will find many combo offerings with the Mavic Air from different vendors. Just stay with the Fly More Combo (make sure it is item model number CP.PT.00000165.01).

* Although many vendors on Amazon offer the Fly More Combo, this vendor (https://amzn.to/2FaBXu2) was one of the few that had offered it at a significantly lower price [suggested retail is $999, most vendors on Amazon charge very close to $900, and this was one of the few vendors that had a price of $842]. I never ordered from this vendor before. I read the reviews. Once of the factors in purchasing from this vendor over similarly priced ones is that the orders are fulfilled from Amazon. Whichever product you choose, look for the link on the page that says "Used and New" which identify the various specific vendors. The one I purchased from had "Fulfillment by Amazon". That way, if there was a problem with the purchase, I could deal directly with Amazon Customer Service.

* When you get your drone, at the time you register an account on DJI, I suggest you opt for the "Refresh" servicing plan that DJI offers. I believe its $89 and covers a 3 year period. Apparently, you will have to opt for it within a 48 hour period of when you first register your product.

* The one drawback on the Fly More Combo product is that it has two cases- one for the drone by itself and another for everything else. That in itself is not a big deal, but the nicely made larger carrying case for everything else but the drone is clumsy to unpack and repack the batteries, charger, remote control, spare propellers, and cables. This would be a mess if I were to venture out into the field with this. A more practical option was to get a case designed for the Fly More Combo. The one I chose is a hardcase made by Smatree (https://amzn.to/2FaKXPU). It comfortably fits everything (including an iPad Mini to use with the Remote Controller) but the propeller guards and the international AC adapter (the AC Charger comes with both a regular 120 volt plug for the US, and also a 240 volt adapter which is standard throughout Europe). The propeller guards are good for indoor use, so it may not be an essential piece to take with you when you're out and about.

* Happily, the remote controller works with both Android and IOS (phones and iPad Mini). I like using the iPad Mini with the RC, because the screen is not tiny, while the combined Remote Control/iPad is easy to handle. If you are going to use the iPad Mini, there's just one slight frustration - it requires an extra cable having a lightning connector on one end with a micro-usb connector on the other end. I had to do a little searching on Amazon. The one I found is: https://amzn.to/2Fabvko and I am sure there are others you'll find on Amazon (roughly about $8).

* One last thing... As the Mavic Air is over 0.55 lbs, don't forget to register the device with the FAA.

Apologies for the lengthy review. Houpelly there's some useful information here to make a more informed purchase.

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LegoDad

Not at all what I was expecting

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2019

Color: RedConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

I just got a go pro Hero 7, and wanted a drone for it. But in looking around for drones for a Go Pro, there just wasn't much to choose from since most now are coming with their own cameras. I wasn't interested in that, but in the course of my research, I saw enough videos of the Mavic Air to know that I'd forego the need for hanging my go pro on it to get something that performs the way I was seeing this thing perform.

My background - decades of R/C aircraft and helicopters, and more recently, quads. In other words, I'm used to flying things that require constant input.

The first time I powered this thing up and took it up 10 feet and stopped with the input, it just hung there, like some invisible hand was holding it. Something utterly alien for me with all my experience. And I just couldn't get enough.

Having the first person POV - for the first two batteries I barely even looked at that - i was too busy enjoying just flying this thing around, then stopping it, and watching it just sit there, correcting even for some slight wind...

Then I decided to do some video, and was happy in every respect. The quality was excellent, the footage very stable, and even just the little effects for the things it can do like the asteroid and such are nice touches, but not necessarily things I'll be doing that often.

Being able to highlight something and having it center on that object is so, so consistent for me.

I've never had a drone like this before, never expected to have one, don't really have a NEED for one. This is totally outside of my wheelhouse, but I can tell I'm going to be looking for excuses to pull it out and capture some footage. I even bought a new backpack designed just for the Mavic Air and the Go Pro, so I can have all of the equipment together in my Jeep all the time, so I'm never caught off guard...

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The SMITH

Good seller, fast, I FINALLY GOT ONE!!!

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2019

Color: BlackConfiguration: Fly More BundleVerified Purchase

At this point in the game with so many reviews, here, YouTube, and the like, it's obvious that more often than not people said awesome, the best, blah blah blah. Amazing everything pretty much. I have not flown it yet but the build is very nice. It feels like a very sturdy well built little machine. Everything on it just oozes quality. It's much heavier than I expected, which I like for a steadier pic in breezy conditions and a more fluid transition in directions and stops and gos. The only strange thing is the way the back prop arms food into position. They fold down and 180 deg around....just be careful, be easy on it. If it isnt moving don't force it! Your doing something wrong. I ordered the fly more combo. It has 3 batteries, for some reason I thought 2. The charging station for 4 Batts, single batt, prop guards, bag for everything, chargers and drone. Little snug on the drone but it's nice quality. Shipped nice, didn't get bounced around much during shipping, I worked UPS 16 yrs, shipping methods for precision electronic devices always worries me, but they packaged nicely. I'm waiting for my FAA stuff so I'll update later. Good seller, not an incredible price but I don't feel ripped off.
UPDATE: AMAZING!!! There is no comparison. It's truly amazing what this company is doing with drones. Now, this review will also now include the company. I crashed it, had it a few weeks and a tree branch took me out! Fell from a very high drop, got gritty sand into motors. This crash was completely my fault. It was flying perfectly, the pilot needed more practice. But luckily I purchased the Refresh Package, drone insurance if you will. I have read many negative reviews about dealing with repairs but it was a seamless process that took less than 5 min on the phone, 2 min online. The longest wait is the shipping. It took me a couple extra days to print label but it would have been about 2 to 3 weeks to send and receive a new drone. Mine arrives on Tuesday. The rep was friendly, a little hard to understand but very nice. I highly recommend the Refresh Care, and highly highly recommend the drone. Amazing service, product, I can't say more. I'm a lifelong customer. Thank you DJI.

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