Still relevant in 2024??? (DJI mavic air) review

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[@inandaroundofficial]

Definitely is! If not for the batteries' short flight duration. Still delivers great 4K videos.

[@fatsolutions]

Great video, I have had my Mavic Air up in 20knot breezes and it handles them really well just doesn’t have as long a flight time instead of 18-20minutes more like 10-12minutes

[@fergusonfirearms473]

Great review! I was just looking at a used one, and this definitely helped me make the decision.

[@GeorgeWS]

Still holding it'd own this original OG 💯

[@spladam3845]

You have to register that drone even if you are using it for recreationally purposes. You need a Part 107 to use it commercially. That little guy looks like a lot of fun, the flight performance looks like standard DJI quality.

[@droneready8278]

No drone police needed there friend

[@EttoreEsposito]

I really appreciate the quality of this drone and personally own one. However, sourcing batteries at a reasonable price has become a challenge, leading me to consider decommissioning it. It's disappointing, especially after investing over 1.5K€ in the Fly More Combo and Goggles, to find it unusable after just six years. I believe the support lifespan is too short for the price paid.

[@jeromebonnet]

hello, I have this nice drone, are there any hardware optimizations to bring it up to date? (propellers...) thank you

[@figiez]

what software are you using?

[@RodSugden]

Nice video. Very informative. Thanks!

[@jrod291]

thanks for posting

[@johnmfjw]

Still got my Air1

[@mrojas6869]

It has front, rear and downward facing obstacle sensors, missing the sides

[@tazaki1]

I just bought the combo set for 190 euro to replace my tello

[@CaptDrofdarb2669]

Hope you got the 107 from the FAA…not just cuz of it’s weight but flying over those public roads and cars is quick way to get a fined. It’s no joke FAA is cracking down on people especially if your posting shit on KZbin you better have that Part 107 or yr fcked mate

[@techheart609]

I dont know how we went from this sleek beautiful design on this to that bulky industrial design on Air 2 &2s?

[@brucewillis1236]

I have one in white that looks so much like my wife's CHR Toyota that I got a little one inch Toyota emblem to go on the nose of the drone.

[@droneready8278]

Absolutely

[@AJ_skinny]

I’m not sure what Is but the cam quality on your drone is slightly off

[@AJ_skinny]

Better then the mavric mini 1 and 2

[@w.e.s.]

Lmfao nowhere as good as the mini 2.

[@AJ_skinny]

@@w.e.s.it really is I have the two of them

[@WorstScreenName3ver]

I own a Mavic Air but I had a stroke in 2022 and now it says it's not supported. Can I still get it up and running for casual flying? I'd hate to throw away a grand.

[@Wright.B.Hindya]

Remember, you'll need an FAA device that broadcasts a drone ID. They cost about 100USD, so if you want to fly legally you'll have to get one.

[@nickcieslak2265]

Did the rules change? I didn’t realize that, thanks

[@Wright.B.Hindya]

@@nickcieslak2265 Unfortunately they did. Newer drones have a Remote ID built in, however if you fly an older model you will need to purchase a separate RID. Typically runs around 100usd for the cheaper versions but can go up to 300+. So make sure to do your research as the one for 100 is just as good and FAA approved as the ones for 300+. Keep up the good vids, Nick!

[@Wright.B.Hindya]

@@nickcieslak2265 Yeah, it's just another money grab.

[@tom1986ca]

@@nickcieslak2265 as of late last year, yes the rules have changed. This has resulted in older drones without remote ID technology requiring the addition of a radio module in order to fly in the US. www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/remote_id

[@w.e.s.]

Who cares

[@Real_Pehligro743]

Link to the app plz

[@nickcieslak2265]

Here it’s just on the dji website www.dji.com/downloads/djiapp/dji-go-4

[@madmoney248]

A great little drone with decent specs even though its a bit long in the tooth. If you want some good shots and don't plan to fly very far, go ahead and buy one.