DJI has announced the DJI Mavic 3 Pro, and as expected it’s the drone giant’s first drone with three cameras.
On paper, the Mavic 3 Pro definitely looks like an impressive companion and a shoo-in for a spot in our guide to the world’s best drones. It effectively gives you an extra camera – a 70mm mid-telephoto – for the same price as the DJI Mavic 3, which DJI has surprisingly said it’ll be no longer making.
That extra camera has come at the slight cost of battery life (it last for a few minutes less than the Mavic 3 in the air) and a little extra weight, which means that in Europe it’ll be a C2 Class drone, which means you’ll need to fly it at a distance of 50m from people (unlike the C1 Class Mavic 3).
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