DJI Mavic 3

Die neue Mavic 3 lockt mit über 40 Minuten Flugzeit, 5,1K-Auflösung, variabler Blende und bis zu 200 FPS. TechStage ist die Video-Drohne bereits geflogen und verrät, warum wir mit dem Kauf trotzdem warten würden.

The long awaited DJI Mavic 3 is the firm’s top-of-the-range folding drone, targeting high end consumers and video professionals with the ‘Cine’ edition. It’s unquestionably a premium product, with all Mavic 3 models having dual cameras: a zoom and an even larger Hasselblad 20-megapixel 4/3rds sensor main camera. The new airframe is much more powerful too, taking the crown for longest flight time, and handles wind and obstacles with ease. This combined unit has its quirks, but still offers more flexibility than most, which makes it hard to compare prices; that hasn’t stopped DJI setting them high though! From a value perspective, there seems to be a greater leap for videographers, Cine or not, but it’s still a difficult device to resist.

While the DJI Air 2S offers better value for money for the vast majority of users, the Mavic 3 is a more than worthy flagship model for DJI’s folding camera drone line-up. With the best camera performance in the business, a bevy of safety features to keep it away from hazards and a battery that lasts for ages, this is a truly impressive premium product that will deliver excellent aerial photos and video in pretty much any situation.

DJI’s Mavic 3 created early buzz when a leak suggested it would have a large 4/3 sensor and dual camera system, along with an incredible 46 minutes of range. However, potential buyers were also shocked to learn that it has a $2,200 starting price, compared to $1,449 for the Mavic 2 Pro. And that goes way up to $5,000 if you want advanced features like ProRes HQ video