10 Months with the Mavic Pro: Helpful New Insights

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It's been nearly 10 months since I first unboxed the Mavic Pro. I've gone through a ton of accessories and had some time to form some concrete thoughts about the drone. Here are my insights into the Mavic Pro.
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[@EdRickerVlogs]

Buy the Mavic Pro here to support my channel: amzn.to/34FSl0d In December of 2017, it was signed into law that recreational flyers in the US must register with the FAA if their drone is over .55lbs. Go to registermyuas.faa.gov for more info! Happy flying!

[@sennsir]

Awesome! Nice to know! 👌

[@gastong.loperena7378]

Always great, Ed!!! Many, many thanks!!! Keep on posting your wonderful videos! Cheers from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@pigdogreviews]

Great video mate, I have watched your videos from the start. Keep them up!

[@Alex-uy8zx]

Ed Ricker Vlogs No worries bro, it was an awesome clip.

[@blacsavage3989]

Looks Good like always Ed, Keep up the good work!

[@RR-yk4mc]

You are one respectful KZbinrs out there Brother, No shouting, No Dramas, No Jimmicks. Just pure experience sharing, keep Going (Just used your Mavic Air guide to fly my maiden journey...Thanks)

[@rolandjohnsonii3418]

Ed, keep doing what you do. I look forward to your videos and learn from your knowledge. Very helpful and thank you..

[@StuartDWright]

Nothing's better than the experiences of someone who is a 'veteran'. The practical tips which come from actually using a product regularly over time, I think, are more valuable.

[@richardwarren7257]

SpeedStackin Aiden - question for you from the Uk. I plan to use my Mavic Pro for Search and rescue which means taking off in the valley bottom and flying up to 1000m height 2 miles away to the mountain summit. If I set my RTH to 30m, when it is at the top of the mountain at say 1050m height and I press RTH, what happens ? Does it try to descend to 30m immediately and return home thereby hitting the deck or does it fly back to me at 1050 m then drop down - or does it fly back but keep its self at least 30m above ground level as it returns.?

[@brycepeltz]

SpeedStackin Aiden No

[@AdminTechnopedia]

Richard warren No, maybe u have figured it out. it will not decent instead it will fly 30 m above your starting altitude when RTH.

[@WeltLocos]

Hi Ed, Thank you for your videos!. They've helped me a lot since I've owned the Mavic since 2 weeks. Keep doing what you're doing. Much love and greeting from The Netherlands!

[@edwinlapitan4736]

Just thought I'd say I appreciate how naturally you speak to the camera. It's so genuine and make the video that much better. Good stuff.

[@dronefraudanonymous9147]

Ed we really like you channel. This was an excellent re-visit with what you have learned the past 10 months about the Mavic. We look forward to doing a review of your channel - and it will be most favorable ! Keep up the good work !

[@gavinclark3266]

Can’t get enough of your videos Ed, thanks for all the time and effort you put into them

[@BillTheDroneReviewer]

Ed love this follow up video ! I learned how to setup and fly my Mavic from watching one of your first videos. Love your honest, no non sense delivery with the occasional humor. Keep up the great work !

[@skipyskiphireltd]

Many thanks Ed! It's a pleasure to watch your Vlogs! Informative, explaining everything clearly and thoroughly, all at a sensible pace. Your advice has helped me to understand the numerous settings and successfully fly my new drone, producing excellent video footage and most importantly, to date (touch wood), without crashing! Keep up the Excellent Work! From a UK Amateur.

[@DBHOD]

Just wanted to let you know that I've watched a lot of your DJI Mavic Pro videos and wanted to say thank you so much for the information! Very informative and insightful! Keep up the good work my dude. 🤙

[@Yama450YZF]

I just got my Mavic Platinum, your videos are well done and helpful. Thank you!

[@Alex-uy8zx]

Great stuff! Having had my Mavic for a few months now I couldn’t agree anymore on most of your points. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on products (especially lenses) and setting.

[@bobsnyder287]

I have watched several of your videos on the mavic pro, I am getting ready to buy a good used one. And as a first time camera drone users, your video's will help me get the most out of flying and shooting videos with this drone. Thanks Bob

[@pablo9364]

Insightful video . Good to know arms don’t get loose after so many uses too

[@alrestauro]

Always awesome with the info! Been watching your channel a fine Happy New Year, Ed! Keep up the awesome work!

[@ngbgary]

Great video for us newbies. Just got my first drone (Mavic Pro) and looking forward to learning a lot more from you. Also looks like you've got a set of Roland drums behind you. I've got a set and love them!

[@chrishefferman3300]

Another great video! Thanks to your original Mavic Pro video I got my Mavic just over 6 months ago and still absolutely love it! Keep it up!

[@jodyjohnson3146]

Really enjoyed this video . Your Introduction, narration and information on all things Mavic Pro are great.

[@brianp6097]

Another useful video Ed , always enjoy them and learn something from them . Thanks for the update .

[@malonecustomdesigns]

Good stuff man. My favorite accessory has been the new gimbal cover that I made a video about. One piece that holds the gimbal in place and covers it!!! I love it!.

[@nashy008]

Jay Malone I have one too. So much easier.

[@temiongcecilio]

I've seen many videos about drones on KZbin but your videos are the reason that made me really want to own a drone -- if i get a chance to and can afford one in the future. Thanks for sharing your videos. You share the really relevant aspects of drone-owning & flying. I became a subscriber the very first time I've watched one of your videos (Beginner's Guide Part 1) which I saw just minutes ago. I also respect and admire that you are taking care of your Parents' dog. Stay safe. God bless.

[@MichaelPadgettspydertek]

Ed! Thank you very much for putting these videos together. I am new owner of the Mavic Pro (well quads in general) and found a lot of great information on your channel regarding what to keep an eye out for, what to purchase, etc. Now if only the weather would warm up in MN so I can actually take my Mavic out! Keep up the great work!

[@willissellars6304]

Thank you! Mine arrives this week and I'll use your experiences to help me avoid problems.... I'm in WF btw..

[@donwjaco]

Thanks for the camera/video settings advice, I hadn't changed them prior to your video, the new settings really enhanced the shots.

[@RogerC68]

As always Ed, another great video! Always informative!

[@mbvisualcreationsllc950]

Photographer/Videographer Shot a phantom 3 4k for 2 years receiving my mavic today. Thanks for sharing all the hard lessons you have experienced with your mavic!

[@dougaskew5056]

wow you opened my eyes to some things that help me out getting started. Thanks I bought mine for work and for our band I am in to shoot outside events here in North eastern NC thanks keep it up

[@MorrisDigitals]

I just got my Part 107, and everything ready to start flying as a company/business. I am glad I looked at your channel as I was thinking about getting some of the things you mentioned not to get. I would recommend looking at the fold-able landing pad they offer. it makes the return home and landing way better as well as negates the problems with long grass or other things that may be in the way. I have a set of the new guards and I find they very nice. instead of 4 it is just 2. Which saved me recently when I had a run in with a goose and ended up in some tree branches. I will be going through your other Mavik Pro videos.

[@KeithElphick]

Excellent and in my opinion the best no no nonsense tutorial video I’ve seen so far. Good job.

[@jeremyjudkins]

Basically my only change after getting the Mavic Pro is that I now use a full sized cable when connecting the phone to the drone. I got tired of fooling with the little tiny cables and I kept getting disconnects. So I just plug the USB cord into my phone and plug the full sized usb connector to the bottom of the controller. Not as "compact" as with the smaller cables, but its easier for me to use and has caused less issues.

[@lubevstar1300]

Jeremy Judkins ii

[@skysthelimitphotos]

I keep having the same disconnect issues, but when I try the USB from the bottom of the remote to my phone, I can't even get it to connect... what am I doing wrong???

[@pnv8477]

you have to disconnect the first small cable you were originally using! only one plug should be plugged in (the one you want to use!)

[@skysthelimitphotos]

Yeah, I finally figured this out last weekend. Thanks for clarifying that that is what it was though. It was getting frustrating. I left my short cord home and as a last resort tried it again, and it worked! So glad I figured this out.

[@VroodenTheGreat]

I have an old RAM mount for my Ipad. I found a way to hook it to an old cell phone so I can mount the controller on the old phone. I also use the full sized USB on the bottom of the controller. (BTW, a RAM mount is a mount pilots use to secure the device in an airplane)

[@CCScott500]

Another outstanding video. Thank you. My go to person for Mavic tips. Keep the videos coming.

[@eadjh98]

Thanks for the very quick reply! Will try those in the next day or so, weather here in the UK ( Suffolk) a little iffy! Please keep up the good work buddy!

[@dlorbieski]

Ed...thanks for sharing....as always very informative and well presented. Take care

[@jannetorikka1472]

Thank you so much for the effort of making this video! Was really helpful to hear the ”veteran tips”.

[@Bill14886]

Thanks for sharing your ideas and knowledge about the Mavic. Im buying one soon. Keep up with the great videos , greatly appreciated.

[@vicsinghs7466]

Going to buy Mavic Platinum for my Xmas present, thanks for info and tips.

[@hallbergrassy352]

Thank you Ed for your follow up on the Mavic Pro. I have followed your channel ever since I got my own Mavic Pro about two years ago, and I appreciate your channel a lot. I’m also happy with my drone, and regarding the gimbal clamp, I had to drill a tiny hole in it and attach a fishing line in it. In the other end I attached a red textile which reminds me to always remove the clamp before powering up the Mavic. Without it I would have ruined the gimbal motors for sure 😆. Again, thank you for a very helpful and entertaining channel! Best regards from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@ElliutN]

In Hickory currently, moving to Greensboro soon. Just got my Mavic Pro and your videos help, thanks.

[@chriss665]

Thanks Ed! Only had my Mavic for 3 weeks and I'm really enjoying it, your set up info is really helpful, there are a lot of settings when you first get this drone to get your head around, just one point I should add is that I use a Samsung S6 phone on mine and it works perfectly well, I have not had any issues at all, thanks again for all your tips and keep the videos coming. Thanks Chris (UK)

[@Dramface]

Raleigh, NC!!!! My hometown!!! Man, ya gotta love the internet... here I am at 3am, a Raleigh-boy who is living in Germany, and after buying a Mavic Pro last week I'm snooping around KZbin for some tips -- and here YOU are! I actually just used my Mavic Pro for a video shoot over the weekend inside Germany's first Ninja Warrior style training facility. I gotta say this thing is sooooo much fun to fly (even indoors... with crazy obsticles & people)!!!! If you're on the fence about buying this drone, just top listening to your wife and BUY IT NOW... you won't regret it! It's really great to see your shots of downtown Raleigh and Falls Lake... makes me miss home like crazy! SUBBED (and I hope I don't have any typos, haha)

[@theFATEfactory]

Very helpful review! Love the B roll shots. Beautiful. You’ve got a new subscriber! Cheers from one pilot to another 🍻🚀👍🏽

[@karthurjr]

Thanks Ed. Still watching although I fly the Autel X-Star Premium. Enjoy flying no matter the choice. Just recently did some night flying. What a blast! Joined an RC club with our own airfield to learn proper flying techniques for camera set up. Still in the learning curve. Keep up your good work.

[@TOMLAD0]

iv been waiting for you to do this for months great update thank you

[@tommywalker9437]

Thanks Ed more useful information, I watched you video 6 times before I flew my mavic.

[@Ffm88]

Thanks for doing such a great, objective and real review of this awesome product. I can learn lot of things from you.

[@SamuelDavisIII]

Love your videos and the info you've shared Ed! You have some beautiful open locations near your home. Here in So Cal (Oceanside - San Diego) we have airports and military bases everywhere that keep me out of the great open places I would love to fly.

[@seanbaxter1538]

I concur with almost all your experiences with the Mavic. I will stay with the mini 4!

[@truenorth365]

Totally agree on all you said in your video and those Polarpro Cinema PL filters are really nice, have a set just like it! Thanks for sharing, thumbs up from Sweden

[@larserikfurre]

Thanks for all the great tips your sharing. I’m a Mavic newbie and find them all very useful. A comment on the use of an iPad mini. I have a mini3, and it fits nicely in both the controller grips and the “fly more” bag. No need for accessories, only a longer cable.

[@terryandteresa]

I to have gone back to the basic "LESS IS MORE" standard. My extended landing gear caused auto land issues. My skinz made it run to hot. Sunshade for camera is worthless and my 5.5" phone is to convenient to give up. Less gear is far better in several different ways. My favorite gear for it is tbe freewell case i won from you. Ive used it since the day your delivery got here. Great video as always!!

[@maverick6457]

Great tips, Ed. I will take a look at my settings and see where they're at. Thumbs up!

[@christianfleming2101]

Great video. It’s nice to have someone talking instead of yelling at you and just throwing info at you. I’m in the Pinehurst Nc area and have a few decent places I fly. I’m always looking for somewhere new.

[@DansTubeTV]

Fantastic video mate, I have been thoroughly enjoying my Mavic Pro. I have only just uploaded my 6 months with the Mavic review. I have been very happy with the constant updates and added features.

[@Jamesg33]

Thanks for all your videos Ed. I have had my Mavic for a year now and have come to all the same conclusions you have. I've tried all the after market products. The one I always use is the control stick lock. I was lucky and had a 7+ with a slim case from day one - it fits and works perfectly and I absolutely love it. I tried to use my mini IPad, but just too much hassle and no real improvement. I've come to love the DJI case. At first it seemed way too small, but I'm able to pack the Mavic (nose down on the RH side) and controller, 2 spare batteries (in the front zipper pocket), spare props next to the controller, lens wipes, FAA, AMA and R/C club cards in the top internal zipper pocket, and spare SD cards in the external front zipper pocket. I keep my Polar Pro filters in the left external pocket for easy access, and have NOTHING in the right pocket. I guess I could put some food and water in there..... The only other accessory I use, if possible, is the H landing pad (orange side up). It allows pinpoint RTH landings most of the time. I've learned to always keep my thumb over the pause button on any auto landing though! So many variables in each situation you never know what can happen, and the beauty of the Mavic is you can just stop it mid flight and sort out what's going on.

[@trancedrones]

Great video as usual Ed, you are my go to guy for Mavic vids

[@temiongcecilio]

Hi. What I like about your videos is that you don't use bad or offensive words. Stay safe. God bless.

[@PatriotPrepper]

Very informative video. You are becoming quite the expert on drones and getting some great footage

[@outkold2]

The new Note 8 is just wonderful. GREAT color and seems to work well with DJI

[@stevencraig9826]

Great following your tutorials Ed:) From across the pond!

[@Jimidan1000]

Still cool after all of these months! Great report!

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

Thanks, I am considering purchasing a drone and your videos are very helpful.

[@tjadam2]

I use the "YMCA" charger exclusively. I have had zero issues with it. I appreciate your catiousness with third party hardware. Also purchased the gimbel lock/cover combo from polar pro when then the clips broke off the gimbel hood. It doesn't off as much protection but I think it's easier to get on/off.

[@01thistledoo]

thanks Ed. Great video - very informative with some nice footage

[@EdEditz]

Excellent video as usual! Good to know your findings after 10 months. Tomorrow is my 'first week' anniversary ^____^

[@PBazBarrett]

Yep I purchase one of them chargers, good quality item, very happy with it, super handy.. Thanks for sharing..

[@arlodowgwilliams2605]

Good job Ed love watching your videos

[@gregkral4467]

Love that charger, thanks for showing, I don't like charging one at a time.

[@luisbarvalopez]

Im getting a mavic pro, this vids are really helpfull, thanks.

[@kitt28]

once again great video, I still got the kinda ok beep 2, crossing my fingers for over time so I can get the mavic, keep the videos coming

[@3dndrone384]

Thanks for sharing all these tips and tricks!

[@MaverickDroneSystems]

Great product review and sample footage.

[@richardmorris8764]

thanks for the insight now that I have been thinking of purchasing a Mavic pro

[@maribarrios8483]

A genuine and honest post. Thank you!

[@hansdegebruiker1968]

Great vid Ed. Just bought me a pro. Enjoyed your talk a lott. Your talented to give a great presentation. Gonna use your tips and tricks.

[@marctrainor5595]

Rick, I think most of us dronies watch a lot of You Tube videos on drones, but honestly, your one of my favorites. I don't want to get too gushy here, but to me, your a real natural at this, or at least you sure appear to be. You're always professional, but you have such a relaxed demeanor. Maybe that's just more my style, but you do a great job on these presentations. Also, your a very smooth, clean shooter. It's funny how with video, so many times, less is more. In other words, nice slow pans and zooms, unless your doing a car commercial, are almost always better. Thanks for sharing your latest thoughts on the Pro and keep up the good work. Marc-Mavhawk.

[@puropadre]

Great update! I enjoyed it. I may have to look into a thin case for my iPhone 7 +, but it might be hard to downsize from the iPad Mini 4. Lately, I've been playing around with the CrystalSky 7.85, which is great because you don't need a "PadHat" in bright sun. :)

[@dexterradcliffe1003]

The beauty of the Mavic Pro is the portability and anything you do to defeat that is counterproductive. That is why I didn't jump in with your earlier recommendation for the larger Mavic Carrying Case or even the use of a tablet. It's just more to carry that won't fit in the DJI Mavic Carrying Case. A six inch smartphone is perfect as is the DJI Mavic Carrying Case. And all of that fits in the DJI case. And I also purchased the Chinese Leagoo T10 Smartphone to use as a dedicated display only phone (no service) for just flying.

[@JohnathanHerVideo]

Thanks for making the video. Like the insight and honest opinion. Keep it up

[@rasecroel2366]

Thanks for all your videos.. I have learned a lot from them..

[@coolcubestudio]

Thank you for your work and effort on all your videos!

[@heinzpilot]

The Samsung Galaxy S8 plus phone also works beautifully with the Mavic controller. Very fast and absolutely no lag with the DJI Go4 app. The screen on the S8 is amazing.

[@brendanomara339]

Thanks Rick! Very good clip!

[@jeremyclark4563]

Ed, Good video. I bought about every accessory possible for the mavic and don’t use hardly any of them. I do use the gimbal clamp cover combo you can buy and it really is nice just to have one piece that does 2 jobs. I recently sold my mavic to my work when I bought the inspire 2 but I still get to fly it for taking pics and vids of engineering project we do and it is a dream to fly. I do bump my exp settings down a little more than you do on the craft and the gimbal but I think that is just personal taste. BTW if you get a chance to pick up an Inspire 2 you will never look back. :)

[@CityStomperMedia]

Really great video, thanks for putting so much work and effort into these videos! I want to inform anyone reading this that the Mavic works VERY well for android phones as well! And not just expensive ones. I have a Huawei Mate SE, which is 220$ (yes, 1/8th the price of most flagship phones!), and it works with the DJI app flawlessly. I've never had any issue, and I think it's important for people to not be deterred by the "made for iPhone" signage on the Mavic's box. Despite being a thin phone, I certainly can't fit it in the controller with its case on, but with no case it fits very well, and DJI's micro-usb cable is put to good use here. I just want people to know this! Because sometimes the android version of ios apps can receive less technical support for bugs, but this is not the case here.

[@carstenmader5278]

Thanks for the vídeo. Have you tried the sandmark filters? I ended up buying those after some research and am pretty happy with them. Would be cool to get your opinion on them, since you have way more experience with all the tech.

[@umikefitz]

Top stuff Ed!!

[@aerovisionz5857]

Great video man !. Subscribed!

[@LawtonDigital]

Hi Ed, I've been flying my Mavic for six months now, and I've come to the same conclusions you have regarding the accessories you've mentioned. I did create a foam molded holder for my remote so it fits snugly in the bag and provides extra cushion. I've also documented the problem with the low sun angle and forward sensors. Sometimes disabling the sensors mid-flight, especially when you're battery is running low, and your Mavic is hanging out over a lake (true story), just isn't the easiest option. In those cases, I just spin the drone 180 degrees (or Pi radians if you're into that) and fly backwards. It's a quick fix to a sticky situation. One other quick tip. The printing on the ND filters is really small. To make my life easier, I used a Sharpie and printed the filter number on the plastic case above each filter. No more squinting. A separate note: I cracked the glass on my camera during a crash. Instead of spending the $79 on my crash protection plan, I spent $20 and bought a new camera. It took two weeks to arrive and six screws to install. I felt more confident doing that than wondering whose drone I'd get back after sending mine in. I'll save the crash protection for when I can't fix it myself.

[@johndoyle4723]

Yes, the lens sun shield never comes out to play any more nor the bracket to hold the tablet, and the clip for the lanyard just allows the lanyard to obscure the tablet. We are all suckers for accessories. I use an Ipad mini4 and that in the unaltered controller with a short USB cable and angled lightning connector is, for me, the best combo. The 64gb san extreme card is a must, my cheaper one is also in the bin. Still got, and use my cheapo ND filters, they work well, but a pain to fit, and often fail the start up test. Thanks good video, and clearly the content has been gained practically.

[@jrndrs]

Hi Ed, love your videos, hope you'll keep up the good work. Are you familiar with Points of interest? Could the object be moving? Like a follow mode, but circling?

[@PVMNorm]

You were the first video that I viewed after unboxing my Mavic Pro. Your easy going non-technical demeanor enables your viewers easily to understand and enjoy your presentation. The editing style of each segment adds an entertainment factor and supports retention of your posted videos. (FYI: I am a TV video producer and director myself) After over a year of flying, I do have some suggestions/thoughts regarding the above presentation. If you are already aware of all of my comments (Now 10 months after the above "10 Months with the Mavic pro..." was posted, perhaps another subscriber would find one or two informative. First, I went from the difficult plastic gimbal travel holder to a ONE-piece cover. It has a built-in slot to hold the camera and easily mounts on the gimbal. Far better than stock You mentioned when setting the exp (etc) sensitivity settings (.25-.20 - .25) that you somehow got the setting to move without entering it- (one went to .90)) I found if I click and hold on the vertical line in the visual sensitivity display above each setting and slide the mouse up or down, it changes the values quickly with no typing and entering each one. I own the multi-charger you have and read a lot about it and have found it to be both reliable and safe. There are now anti-glare hoods for the camera that NO longer appear in any shot and do a nice job of sun glare reduction and protects the camera in certain limited situations. Finally, the ultimate sun shade accessory is available for the iPhone 6- 7-8 plus It is from Hoodman: They have a two-piece system that has 4 walls that work in most situations or you can buy the extended hood that quickly attaches (flips up when needed) to the lower Sun Shade that adds another 6-8 inches and has a curved place on top designed to place your head/eyes. This blocks ALL the sun and makes it possible to see details in your shots on the small iPhone screen that would be missed if you did not use it. Both shades fold flat and take up little room in a backpack or Carry bag.

[@IanB1015]

Awesome video. Definitely going to invest in the newer model.

[@James-gg4ld]

Hi, I just got my Mavic Pro yesterday. Great video, you do a wonderful job separating the wheat from the chaff, Ed. It is really cold here, single digits at night and stays below freezing during the day. So, I'm using the time to read all the documentation and become familiar with my new drone. I have many questions but the one that I'm struggling with right now is about the gimbal cover. Can it be used when flying? I'm thinking it might provide some protection if there is a mishap. The gimbal is so delicate I'm concerned that it could be easily damaged or knocked out of alignment. Thanks again Ed. I am going to watch your other posts soon.

[@R3D4ify]

YES! Hello fellow drummer!

[@popchance]

Ed, Many thanks to you for all of your videos. I am a new Mavic Pro owner (Christmas present) and thanks to you, you have made my experience with the drone a lot easier. Keep up the good work! I do have a couple of questions about soft bags for it. I want to travel with the drone on my Motorcycle. I have the hard plastic case but it will not fit into my saddle bags. So, any suggestions? I also have 2 spare batteries that I would like to include in the bag along with the charging hub

[@Themightymoze]

Awesome video. Thanks Ed!

[@dcmedia3184]

Love it bro! Keep up the great work!!

[@dogukanyilmaz5380]

Nice video. I bought one over the weekend I love my little buddy

[@TheHouseOfD]

Thank you for this video!! I'm a new Mavic owner so all of these tips were very helpful!! One question: does the mavic and controller need to be powered on when changing all of the settings in the app?