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February 2018
(87%)
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1430 Reviews
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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
Sleek design
Small and foldable
3-axis gimbal
Internal memory
Excellent controller
QuickShots to capture amazing video
The editors didn't like
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
Abstract: In the past couple years, you could ask a drone to be two things: good or small. But never both. The Mavic Air changes the game. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that the Mavic Air wins the game, and things will never be the same.At just under one pound a...
Published: 2018-02-04, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Sleek design, small and foldable, 3-axis gimbal, internal memory, excellent controller, QuickShots to capture amazing video
Expensive
The DJI Mavic Air is an excellent drone that produces stunning results. It also has an amazing design that means it can fold down to the size of a smartphone so there's really no excuse to not take it everywhere with you.User Rating Be the first one! Rel...
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
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...
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Published: 2019-09-04, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
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
The Mavic Air is DJI's smallest, most portable drone, and is just as full-featured as its larger siblings...
Our overall impression of the Mavic Air, as well as some alternative models you may want to consider.Read moreReview Publication HistoryFebruary 28, 2019 Review published...
Abstract: Slowly but surely I've begun to set my sights higher when it comes to my photography. Literally. I got my first real taste of aerial photography/videography a few months ago when I used the DJI Mavic Pro drone for the first time. A whole new world opened...
In the end, the DJI Mavic Air is the best drone I have used hands down. From the ultra-portable size (due to its compact folding ability) to the amazing shooting modes, you get everything you would want in a drone for under $1,000 with the Fly More Combo...
Published: 2018-08-23, Author: Michael , review by: hothardware.com
Redesigned three axis gimbal, Folding arm platform rocks, Seven on board sensing cameras, DJI Go 4 App is solid, New quickshot modes
No LCD display on controller, Expensive spare batteries, Limited range flying around interference
After including the Mavic Air in my travel bag for the past month or so, I can honestly say that I consider it the most versatile piece of photography equipment I carry. The capability to take stills and video from angles unobtainable with a DSLR on a tri...
Abstract: There's something to be said for a product so useful that when one of them flies away from you forever (RIP "MrSparky," my first DJI Spark )… you buy it again. And then when you fly another one into a tree on a private island and risk drowning and Lyme d...
