I have a Mavic Air, Spark and Phantom 4 Pro.  I don't own the Mavic Pro Platinum but would like to be able to use a version of the lower noise blades on my DJI drones.  Is there a chance that these low noise blades could be designed for and used on other DJI drones other than the Platinum?

Fwiw I bought the low-noise blades for my first gen Mavic Pro and really can't tell much of a difference between the old and the new.

Ex Machina Posted at 2018-2-7 07:17
Fwiw I bought the low-noise blades for my first gen Mavic Pro and really can't tell much of a difference between the old and the new.

This is good to know, I've been thinking of ordering a pair.

The low noise props do make a difference in pitch and frequency. It sounds quieter and is alot less annoying. I am begging , pleading with DJI or any company to design and release some quiet propellers for the mavic air!!! The spark too but this is a mavic forum so I thought it would be best to request just for that series. If you agree, please send DJI a message or leave a reply here.

Randy, low-noise propellers are not available for other drones at the moment, I think if it would support, we will release the relative props. Thank you for your support.

They do make a huge difference on the Platinum. Not sure if winglet blades would be possible on mini drones though - will be interesting if DJI come out with that for the Spark and MA later in the year.

A CW Posted at 2018-2-9 03:10
They do make a huge difference on the Platinum. Not sure if winglet blades would be possible on mini drones though - will be interesting if DJI come out with that for the Spark and MA later in the year.

My new Air has a pretty intense sound, pretty whiney really - so if DJI can put the winglet tech into props for my brand new Air, I'd buy two full sets straight away to try them out...
In fact I'm inclined to buy a set of the Pro ones to try on my P4 Standard.

djiuser_yx0NJEbCVrSu Posted at 2018-5-12 08:03
My new Air has a pretty intense sound, pretty whiney really - so if DJI can put the winglet tech into props for my brand new Air, I'd buy two full sets straight away to try them out...
In fact I'm inclined to buy a set of the Pro ones to try on my P4 Standard.

I quite like the buzz from the Air myself and use my MPP when I need a quieter flight.

Would buy quieter props right away since drones are the new MTBs for the dreaded German yelling hikers...

Changing the propeller geometry (for quietness, lower RPM etc) usually requires different settings for the ESC's (like the MPP) or a lower Kv motor to turn larger propellers at slower RPM.

Due to the physical constraints of the designs the small propellers on the Air and Spark must spin fast and noisy to give adequate performance.

Bigger, quieter propellers means longer arms, not so portable and then somebody starts a thread - "Can't DJI make this drone a bit smaller" - Lol, can't win them all so make the best of what you got and enjoy it

The P4P V2 has quiet props now!