AlanIRL
lvl.3
Flight distance : 5387 ft
Ireland
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If I was buying for the first time tomorrow I'd still go with the Spark. Best "bang for buck". The Air lacks Ocusync which would be the only reason I would seriously have considered changing.
4K - Who actually finalises a project in 4K? File sizes too big for real world applications and social media etc. I, like most I would presume, am not producing professional projects that are being charged for. And if I was I would be getting a completely different drone anyway.
Its Faster - Big Whoop - Spark goes plenty fast. I'm not racing anyone
3 Axis - OK, thats pretty good, but the Spark does fine.
Built in 8GB - I can manage fine without that.
Longer flight time - So I buy an extra battery for 50€
Its smaller than the Mavic - but not smaller than my Spark
All in all, I see no reason to "upgrade" to the Air - and if I was going to upgrade I'd just go straight to the orginal Mavic with Ocusync, its not even that much more expensive than the Air.
Still delighted with the Spark and even with the Air now on the market, I'd still buy the Spark again given the price difference. I just don't see anything to justify spending all that extra loot for the Air - for me its a Spark or straight up original Mavic. I can't see the appeal of this middle ground.
In fact, I would go so far as to say that if it was the other way around I would be more annoyed. If the Air was out first and I bought that and then today they released the Spark, I'd be fuming at the money I could have saved!
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