On paper, DJI’s Mavic Air 2 consumer drone hits all the right marks. It records 4K video, can take up to 48MP photos, has a 34-minute flight time and a 6.2-mile range, and is priced at just $799. The ...

If you happened across DJI’s website this week, you can’t have missed the prominent teaser for a new product — or maybe you saw the leak that basically gave the game away. Well, it’s finally official: ...

Drone maker DJI announced an update to its popular Mavic Air quadcopter today. The Mavic Air 2 will cost $799 when it ships to US buyers in late May. That's the same price as the previous Mavic Air ...

The follow-up to DJI's midrange drone ups the camera resolution all the way to 48MP, significantly improves flight time, and includes an ADS-B sensor for safety. Images, and the devices that capture ...

Yes, I know. Starting a blog by paraphrasing Obi Wan’s famous words isn’t very imaginative, but put down your torches and give me a few minutes to explain why, for once, this phrase is appropriate. I ...

DJI has unveiled the new DJI Mavic Air 2. It may be a successor to the initial Mavic Air from 2018, but it’s more of a true Mavic drone, than the original. No matter what it looks like, the new camera ...

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Drones, especially consumer drones, have varied uses these days, ranging from short-lived fun to amateur content creation. The latter often involves taking high-quality photos and videos of scenic ...

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Mavic Air 2 released last year, met the excitement of the tech community by a good measure. Now, DJI has released the successor to the drone, called the "Air 2S." It has dropped the Mavic from the ...

DJI is working on a new drone, which has been leaked by ANATEL, the Brazilian equivalent to the FCC. The leak included multiple images and some details from the quick start manual for the drone.

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