A flurry of new DJI rumors suggest it's planning a big end to 2024 – here are all the rumored launches coming soon.

The DJI Mini 3 Pro is an incredibly small and light drone with a foldable design for further portability, but it’s capable of recording 4K HDR video and shooting 48MP photos. It offers a total ...

Around a year after the Mavic 3 landed, the DJI Mavic 3 Classic reviewed here has launched to tempt anyone wanting the quality of the original drone at a more attractive price. As one of DJI’s ...

Consider the DJI Mini 4 Pro. This tiny drone carries a camera that nearly matches our top pick’s in image quality, includes the 360-degree obstacle avoidance of the Air 3 and Mavic 3 Pro ...

Read our full DJI Mini 4 Pro review. If you took the DJI Mavic 3 and sliced off the 28X digital zoom — and $500 — you'd get the DJI Mavic 3 Classic. Otherwise, everything we loved about the ...

the Mini 4 Pro, and DJI's professional Mavic series of drones, headlined by the Mavic 3 Pro. The Air 3S standard bundle with DJI's RC-N3 controller costs $1,099 / £959 / AU$1,699, while the Fly ...

DJI even say it can manage "more breathtaking details than the current DJI Mavic 3 Pro." It's enough to make ... If you're familiar with DJI and especially the 'Mini' drones, this is a significant ...

The Air 3S is the latest flagship model in DJI ’s mid-range Air series of consumer camera drones, supplanting the July 2023-launched DJI Air 3. Like the Air 3, the Air 3S’s main draw is its two-camera ...

the RC Track accessory will "likely also work with your Mini 4 Pro in the future". On the downside, it may not work with the smaller DJI Neo, though, as it could require omnidirectional sensors ...

The company’s new Neo model is tiny, while its Mini line offers decent camera ... t shoot 5.7K footage (something offered by the DJI Mavic 3 Pro), it can shoot regular 4K videos at up to 60 ...

DJI’s ultra-compact Motion 3 controller makes the Avata 2 so intuitive ... Should you eschew a DJI Mavic or Mini 4 Pro in favour of an Avata 2? That’s a good question. Put another way, both ...