It is the newest – and in many ways best – customer drone from DJI, the title that has effectively become to drones exactly what Apple and Samsung are for smartphones. The Mavic Air effectively combines the very best characteristics of the organization's top-end together.
With all the portability of its casual-focused, travel-friendly drone, while incorporating some fantastic new capabilities to the mixture, such as improved obstacle avoidance and a better 4K movie camera. You can check out the DJI Mavic Air review for lightweight and attractive drone.
The Mavic Air has a few features that the Air does not, but the reverse is also correct. Mainly, the Air has a small advantage on battery life and video transmission range and also can capture video in an "authentic" 4K resolution of 4,096×2,160 pixels.
Before diving into the attributes, let us discuss battery life. The flight period for your Air is around 21 minutes. That is in perfect conditions with no wind.
Like flying a drone with the Force
There are numerous characteristics unique to the Air, but its fresh Smart Capture style is a fantastic demonstration of its intelligence, permitting you to fly the drone with simple hand gestures.
You can input Smart Capture mode via the DJI Move 4 mobile program. The firmware upgrade, double press on the light/button in your back.
That is one clever flying robot
While the automatic Quick Shot manners and Smart Capture are fine for occasional usage, eventually you are going to want to pick up and utilize its controller.
You get complete control of the drone and a 720p-resolution perspective from its camera from around 2.4 kilometers.
Besides, it leaves your entire display for flight information, and monitoring your shots also provides physical controls for controlling the camera.
