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The DJI Phantom 3 is so easy to set up and fly, and it’s a great way to take your drone obsession to the next level The DJI Phantom 3 Professional hovers motionlessly in front of me like a giant, plastic, very angry wasp, with its directional LEDs flashing, which makes it look scary. So far, all I’ve done is turn it on and hit the takeoff button. The drone handles everything else.

Take control

If the camera is a big step forward, the new controller and app represent a huge leap forward. Both borrow from DJI’s higher-end (and more expensive) Inspire 1 drone, and they make taking off, flying, and recording much simpler than before.

First, setup is now much easier. Download the new DJI Pilot app (which also contains a number of tutorials), and you just plug it into your mobile device via the provided cable to connect.

It’s a little fiddly to do everything in the order in which you do it, but really, there’s nothing much more important than that. No more fiddly connecting via Wi-Fi – just plug in, calibrate the compass on the drone, and you’re ready to fly.

Thanks to GPS, a digital compass, an altimeter, and gyro sensors, it maintains its position completely stable with no user input required—even moderate winds only cause it to wobble momentarily. Meanwhile, it records high-quality 4K video footage via a motorized, stabilized onboard camera, and streams live 720p video directly to my smartphone screen.

It’s amazing how much technology DJI has packed into its latest consumer-grade quadcopter. However, visually, it looks very similar to its predecessor, the Phantom Vision 2+, which I reviewed earlier this year. The only notable differences are the new gold badge and the gold stripes adorning the drone’s arms. So what’s new? The answer is that, despite the exterior, there’s a lot going on.

First, the new camera may look the same, but it’s capable of recording 4K video at up to 30fps and 1080p video at up to 60fps. It shoots 12-megapixel stills, up to seven frames in a burst, and automatically captures bracketed shots and time-lapse sequences.

And the results from its Sony sensor are stunning, far better than what I was able to capture with the Vision 2+. With a maximum video bitrate of 60Mbits/sec, it can pick out tiny details from hundreds of meters away; I could see blades of grass and leaves moving in the breeze. Dynamic range is equally impressive, and the camera does a very good job with extreme areas of brightness and shadows. The lens isn’t as wide-angle as it used to be, so there’s much less of a fisheye effect in footage. As with the Vision 2+, the camera is mounted on an active motorized gimbal. This keeps the camera rig rock-steady even in moderate winds or close to the ground, and the overall effect is very professional. With a little practice—though you still have to be careful with the controls or the footage will look jerky—it’s possible to produce super-smooth footage that wouldn’t look out of place in Tour de France coverage.

It’s a little fiddly to do everything in the order in which you do it, but really, nothing really matters. No more fiddly connecting via Wi-Fi – just plug in, calibrate the on-drone compass, and you’re ready to fly. The new model even makes it easier to fly the drone indoors: a pair of position sensors in the Phantom 3’s belly means it can stay stable without a GPS signal – though you’ll still need a decent-sized space to fly if you don’t want to risk a crash. Residents of cramped Victorian terraced houses need not apply.

Conclusion

The DJI Phantom 3 is such a great performer and so easy to fly and shoot video that my biggest concern when testing it was finding a safe spot to fly. Even living in a leafy suburb outside London, I could only find a few nearby spots that were off the beaten path and far enough from buildings and roads to meet the rules for flying this type of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).

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DJI is undoubtedly the industry’s leading drone manufacturer. However, if you’re in the US, that can be a problem, given the uncertainty of future restrictions and the current ban on Chinese-made drone technology for data security reasons. Anzu Robotics is a new name in the drone space and an alternative to DJI that actually uses DJI technology.

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Founded by former Autel Robotics CEO Randal Warnas, the new company Anzu Robotics has quickly built high-quality drones by licensing proven DJI drone technology. In a one-off deal for its new Raptor series of drones (no ongoing partnership with DJI has been reported), Anzu Robotics used DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise hardware: a well-received professional folding drone launched in 2022 with an excellent 20MP Micro Four Thirds sensor.

If the Raptor drone uses DJI technology, how does it avoid restrictions in US airspace? Well, the drones are made in Malaysia and use domestic software developed in partnership with Aloft Technologies. This clever approach leverages the best technology from drone industry leader DJI while circumventing potential US bans and current restrictions on Chinese technology. DJI has now slammed the potential US ban, with a spokesperson calling it a “dangerous precedent that allows for unfounded accusations and xenophobic fears”. Skydio and Brinc professional drones are also very expensive, and Anzu Robotics is trying to disrupt the US drone market by undercutting its competitors with new drones that use industry-leading DJI technology. Many companies that previously used DJI drones and are familiar with the technology have been forced to close their fleets. For them, Anzu Robotics will be the obvious choice to take to US skies again.

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DJI AVATA 2: TWO MINUTE REVIEW

FPV (first-person view) drone flying has taken the world by storm. From being an underground hobby more than 15 years ago that required clever and determined pilots to find parts and build and repair their own drones, it has now truly become a mainstream activity that more people can get involved in than ever before – thanks in large part to market leader DJI.

Powered by a 2150mAhDJI Avata 2 battery, the Avata 2 can fly for up to 26 minutes at a slow cruise on a windless day; if you fly manually and perform loops and rolls on windier days, your flight time will be significantly reduced, but  DJI Avata 2 battery endurance is still good.

Once you buy the Avata 2, you can decide how easy or difficult you want to fly it. For beginners, you can fly it easily in Normal mode, using the intuitive DJI Motion Controller 3 and all the built-in assistance features DJI provides, including automatic takeoff, obstacle avoidance sensors, and automatic return. This means that anyone, regardless of previous experience, can enjoy the thrill of immersive flight while taking photos or videos – although, in reality, FPV is more about the flying experience and videography. The DJI Avata 2 is a complete redesign of its predecessor, with a longer wheelbase, dimensions of 7.26 x 8.35 x 2.52 inches / 184.5 x 212 x 64 mm, and a flatter frame for better aerodynamics. DJI claims the Avata 2 offers better durability and power than its predecessor, while being 1.06 ounces / 30 grams lighter. Without the DJI Avata 2 battery, which is surprisingly light, it remains to be seen how well it can withstand repeated collisions, although the option to use the built-in obstacle detection and avoidance feature could go a long way toward avoiding such accidents. It’s perhaps worth mentioning that this drone was never designed to be a freestyle FPV drone – it’s still a cinewhoop with a pipe.

In the UK, operators can fly the Avata 2 using high-definition goggles, as long as there is an observer nearby who can keep the drone in sight at all times.

 This is particularly useful for those using this drone commercially, as it allows them to concentrate on the task at hand without having to constantly worry about DJI Avata 2 Drone Batteryexhaustion and fear of missing that key moment.

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A new image sensor and improved obstacle avoidance make the DJI Air 2S our favorite drone yet
Pros Great camera with 1-inch sensor, no need to look up to see objects, 5K video recording at 30 fps and 150 Mbits/sec
Due to lockdown restrictions in 2020, I wasn’t able to fly the predecessor of the DJI Air 2S, but that’s no big deal.
A great camera, consistent and responsive flight controls and impressive obstacle avoidance and tracking make this DJI the best consumer drone yet.
If you want to fly for more than 31 minutes at a time, you’re better off with the Fly More Combo package, which costs a bit more at £1,169.
Visually it doesn’t look too different from the Mavic Air 2. It’s slightly larger, measuring 97 x 180 x 77mm (WDH) when folded, and weighs 25g more (595g), but from a practical point of view it’s not as big as the DJI Mavic Air. 2 and the DJI Mavic Mini, Air 2S use the same DJI Fly app. The DJI Air 2S can now detect objects above, in front of, behind and below.
The DJI Air 2S reduces the megapixel count to a maximum of 20 MP and doubles the sensor size. It is able to record 10-bit D-Log M footage for easier color correction during editing. The other new features are not so important. Fly app then edits the video for you. In low light.
Finally, DJI has brought improved image stabilization to the Air 2S in the form of RockSteady EIS, which ensures super smooth videos and clear photos even in windy conditions.
DJI Air 2S review: What is it like to set up and fly?
Setup is simple: just download the DJI Fly app to your phone (available for Android and iOS), connect the phone to the remote control using the included cable and mount it in the clip on the top.
In all modes, the Air 2S flies as expected and responds immediately to remote control inputs, increasing confidence.
It’s also surprisingly quiet: DJI says it redesigned the propellers so they’re less noticeable on windless days.
40Wh DJI Air 2S battery
Flies for up to 31 minutes per charge.
As for the obstacle avoidance system, it’s impressive as always, and the addition of a pair of upward-facing cameras means the DJI Air 2S is harder to bump into than before. Be extra careful when strafing back and forth or performing spiral or circular maneuvers , but it’ll give you some peace of mind.
The system is pretty effective, too. DJI Air 2S review: How good is the camera?
The new camera is a highlight of the Air 2S. It records 5K video at 30 fps, has an 88-degree field of view, and an f/2.8 aperture.

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