It appears that all Inspire 2 Cine SSD drives have been discontinued.   You can still buy an Inspire 2 aircraft and X7 and X5S cameras.
But with no recording media available, how are customers going to be able to work with the aircraft and camera to record video
for client projects.

This is a very serious problem.   I would like to get an answer from DJI about this ASAP.   We cannot function as professional
aerial cinemtographers without recording media.

I see a new product - 960GB Cine SSD, which requires a new card reader.    I would prefer to use 240GB  SSD, because I like to change media when I have to land to change batteries.   It makes no sense to keep flying around with the recorded media in the aircraft.

Be aware that you'll need .500 firmware to work with newly released ssd's.
Something you want to avoid until they fix .500

The CineSSD™ Cinema Drives were discontinued in late 2013. In the past, these drives were only available to professional videographers who agreed to purchase a minimum quantity from Blackmagic Design. In fact, the CineSSD™ Cinema Drives were only available to one customer who purchased 1,000 units. All Blackmagic Design Pro video products, including the DaVinci Resolve, now use internal PCIe SSDs. The internal PCIe SSDs are not affected by the power loss issue that caused the Cinema SSD to be discontinued. Learn more about the SSD driver and dive from DiskMFR.

  3# Be aware that you'll need .500 firmware to work with newly released ssd's. Something you want to avoid until they fix .500