UAV sales have literally taken off in recent years. But when it comes to buying one, several factors must be taken into account. First of all, you will have to decide what you plan to do with it, by determining your needs.

Two adjectives
enough to describe the DJI's Mavic Pro: portable and powerful. Able to retreat to an ultra-compact format, the DJI Mavic Pro is a model of choice for quadcopter fans. The new OcuSync transmission system gives it a range of nearly 7 km, a speed of 64 km / h and a battery life of about 27 minutes, thanks to a powerful battery. The range of the drone relative to the station is controlled by GPS and satellite for a precise location. With sensor redundancy, the obstacle avoidance mode will allow the Mavic Pro to dodge any obstacle that might hit it.



Mavic Pro
Visually, the Mavic Pro, which measures 8.3 x 19.8 x 8.3 cm, is different from the popular DJI quadricopter range. It has more contours and angular shapes. The shorter legs of the Mavic Pro give the impression that it lands on its belly; its rear arms pivot downwards to fold on themselves while the front arms fold over the upper part of the main body. Big advantage: this model fits easily in a backpack.



The drone is configured in a snap of fingers and, after connecting to the remote control, you can add a smartphone acting as a screen. The compact remote control is as well designed as the Mavic Pro itself, with two joysticks controlling pitch, direction and movement. A scroll wheel on the rear adjusts the camera support, while another can be programmed. The camera can record 4K videos at 30 fps or 1080p at 96 fps. It is possible to broadcast live on Facebook, YouTube and Periscope at 30fps. It is also possible to take pictures using the 12-megapixel camera. This is your very first drone and you are looking for a beginner model? You just want a cheap model with which to have a little fun? Or do you plan to use it to take aerial photos and videos?

OcuSync
UAV sales have literally taken off in recent years. But when it comes to buying one, several factors must be taken into account. First of all, you will have to decide what you plan to do with it, by determining your needs. Two adjectives are enough to describe the DJI's Mavic Pro: portable and powerful. Able to retreat to an ultra-compact format, the DJI Mavic Pro is a model of choice for quadcopter fans. The new OcuSync transmission system gives it a range of nearly 7 km, a speed of 64 km / h and a battery life of about 27 minutes, thanks to a powerful battery. The range of the drone relative to the station is controlled by GPS and satellite for a precise location. Thanks to the redundancy of the sensors, the obstacle avoidance mode will allow the Mavic Pro to dodge any obstacle likely to hit it. Visually, the Mavic Pro, whose dimensions are 8.3 x 19.8 x 8.3 cm, is different from the very popular quadricopter range of DJI. It has more contours and angular shapes. The shorter legs of the Mavic Pro give the impression that it lands on its belly; its rear arms pivot downwards to fold on themselves while the front arms fold over the upper part of the main body. Big advantage: this model fits easily in a backpack.The drone is configured in a snap of fingers and after connecting to the remote control, you can add a smartphone acting as a screen.

Remote control
The compact remote control is as well designed as the Mavic Pro itself, with two joysticks controlling pitch, direction and movement. A scroll wheel on the rear adjusts the camera support, while another can be programmed. The camera can record 4K videos at 30 fps or 1080p at 96 fps. It is possible to broadcast live on Facebook, YouTube and Periscope at 30fps. It is also possible to take pictures using the 12-megapixel camera. This is your very first drone and you are looking for a beginner model? You just want a cheap model with which to have a little fun? Or do you plan to use it to take aerial photos and videos?



UAV sales have literally taken off in recent years. But when it comes to buying one, several factors must be taken into account. First of all, you will have to decide what you want to do with it, by determining your needs. Two adjectives are enough to describe the DJI's Mavic Pro: portable and powerful. Able to retreat to an ultra-compact format, the DJI Mavic Pro is a model of choice for quadcopter fans. The new OcuSync transmission system gives it a range of nearly 7 km, a speed of 64 km / h and a battery life of about 27 minutes, thanks to a powerful battery. The range of the drone relative to the station is controlled by GPS and satellite for a precise location.



GPS
Thanks to the redundancy of the sensors, the obstacle avoidance mode will allow the Mavic Pro to dodge any obstacle likely to hit it. Visually, the Mavic Pro, whose dimensions are 8.3 x 19.8 x 8.3 cm, is different from the very popular quadricopter range of DJI. It has more contours and angular shapes. The shorter legs of the Mavic Pro give the impression that it lands on its belly; its rear arms pivot downwards to fold on themselves while the front arms fold over the upper part of the main body. Big advantage: this model fits easily in a backpack.The drone is configured in a snap of fingers and after connecting to the remote control, you can add a smartphone acting as a screen. The compact remote control is as well designed as the Mavic Pro itself, with two joysticks controlling pitch, direction and movement. A scroll wheel on the rear adjusts the camera support, while another can be programmed. The camera can record 4K videos at 30 fps or 1080p at 96 fps. It is possible to broadcast live on Facebook, YouTube and Periscope at 30fps. It is also possible to take pictures using the 12-megapixel camera. This is your very first drone and you are looking for a beginner model? You just want a cheap model with which to have a little fun? Or do you plan to use it to take aerial photos and videos?