DJI Expands Impressive Fleet: Introducing the Mavic Air

DJI Unveils the Mavic Air: The Perfect Blend of Mavic and Spark

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Get ready to soar to new heights with DJI’s latest addition to their impressive lineup of consumer-friendly drones. Introducing the Mavic Air, the highly anticipated successor to last year’s Mavic Pro. This sleek and powerful drone is set to revolutionize the way videographers capture their footage.

Building on the success of their recent releases, including the Ronin, Osmo Mobile, and Tello, DJI is determined to fill the void left by GoPro. At their event in New York City, we were finally given a glimpse of this cutting-edge drone.

If you were hoping for a drone with an extended flight time, the Mavic Air may not meet your expectations. However, its impressive features more than make up for it. With a 32-megapixel panorama mode, creators will have endless possibilities to capture breathtaking shots. The three-way gimbal is a significant improvement from the previous two-way gimbal on the DJI Spark, ensuring smoother and more stable footage. Plus, weighing 40 percent less than the Mavic Pro, the Mavic Air is incredibly portable.

One of the standout features of the Mavic Air is the Boomerang mode, allowing users to effortlessly capture stunning shots with a single button press. This feature is perfect for those seeking to showcase their creativity in extraordinary locations without draining the battery.

For those who love personalization, the Mavic Air comes in three sleek matte colors: white, red, and black. And let’s not forget the convenience of the foldable controller.

Here are the impressive specs:

32-megapixel panorama mode.
1/2.3 CMOS sensor and new ISP.
1080p @ 120fps slow-motion video.
4K @ 30 fps recording at 100 mbps.
Three-way gimbal.
Four foldable legs like the current Mavic Pro.
Foldable controller.
Reaches up to 42.5 mph in Sport mode.
Obstacle-avoidance sensors in the front, bottom, and back.
Equipped with a VPS – Visual Positioning System for better control, hovering, and indoor flying.
Gesture control.
21-minute flight time.