M2P/M2Z, my batteries haven't inflated and I've flown down to even 15% at times.  Had lots and lots of jobs flying down close to 20%.  Flown hard in all sorts of temperature.  They still look brand new but I think coming off the charger they start at 96% instead of 100%.  They get the job done though.   This was since 2018 I think.

Hello there AntDX316. Good day and thank you for sharing these information with us. It is great to know that DJI Mavic 2 Pro / DJI Mavic 2 Zoom intelligent flight batteries are still in wonderful condition. For reference I will post a link where in you can check some tips on DJI Mavic 2 Intelligent Flight Battery Safety Guidelines ( https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/ ... y_Guidelines_EN.pdf ). Thank you.

So far mine are doing the same,   Ive been very concerned seeing some other batteries swelling on here.

I could not agree more with you. You rarely see anything about swollen batteries now, compared to a a year or two back. However you still should treat them nicely.

Same for me, they are in good condition. I purchased my M2P in march, 2019. Yes they start at 96 %, not 100%, and somewhat shorter flying time, but work fine for me.

This is why I only purchase DJI products through DJI unless they are Yagis as DJI doesn't offer Yagis.

Hi, I read in 2 post about the batteries coming of at 96% instead of 100%. How do you do this? My batteries always finish of at 100%.

kyalami Posted at 9-1 09:02
Hi, I read in 2 post about the batteries coming of at 96% instead of 100%. How do you do this? My batteries always finish of at 100%.

I think they start at 96%  It might've changed in the new updates.  Been flying for 2 years but not too much now.

Mine always start at 99%. But then I am using an aftermarket hub.

Now I think I know what you mean with start at 96%. Its the value when you have put the battery in the drone and start the drone. I always get 99% and then drops for a couple of % quite quickly. I am using 2 original Mavic 2 Pro intelligent batteries. They are both up to 53 charges now, so perhaps after a bit of time used, they may start at lower percentages.

kyalami Posted at 9-1 22:38
Now I think I know what you mean with start at 96%. Its the value when you have put the battery in the drone and start the drone. I always get 99% and then drops for a couple of % quite quickly. I am using 2 original Mavic 2 Pro intelligent batteries. They are both up to 53 charges now, so perhaps after a bit of time used, they may start at lower percentages.

yeah, I should see how many times the batteries have cycled too but I get lazy and forget lmao

kyalami Posted at 9-1 09:02
Hi, I read in 2 post about the batteries coming of at 96% instead of 100%. How do you do this? My batteries always finish of at 100%.

Sorry, it is valid only for RC. AC batteries start always at 100%.  At loading RC, the display shows 100% (full loaded), but turning it on, it shows only 96%  load. Sorry again. My AC flies about 16-18 minutes, when it was new it flew about 25 minutes. RC's battery exhausts enough quick, power is  enough for two flights or a bit more. (loaded all of them about 47-50 times).

kovat53 Posted at 9-3 08:30
Sorry, it is valid only for RC. AC batteries start always at 100%.  At loading RC, the display shows 100% (full loaded), but turning it on, it shows only 96%  load. Sorry again. My AC flies about 16-18 minutes, when it was new it flew about 25 minutes. RC's battery exhausts enough quick, power is  enough for two flights or a bit more. (loaded all of them about 47-50 times).

Hi, no problems at all. That is a big difference for your AC batteries and you have charged the batteries about the same as I have. I was just out flying tonight as it was cooler about 13 deg C and I got about 20 min now which was the same when new and RTH set at 25%. I charge my RC up to about 85% and after 2 20m in flight it is down to only 50%, so I guess I get about 5 flights on a full charge. So 2 flights on the RC battery seam very little. Then again, my RC and AC is only 9 month old.

kyalami Posted at 9-3 09:55
Hi, no problems at all. That is a big difference for your AC batteries and you have charged the batteries about the same as I have. I was just out flying tonight as it was cooler about 13 deg C and I got about 20 min now which was the same when new and RTH set at 25%. I charge my RC up to about 85% and after 2 20m in flight it is down to only 50%, so I guess I get about 5 flights on a full charge. So 2 flights on the RC battery seam very little. Then again, my RC and AC is only 9 month old.

Yes, it seems very little. When my set was new ,  it was enough for  almost 4 AC flight. Altogether my three AC batteries has been charged about 140-150 times, RC I don't remember, but it seems its battery starts weaken. I have seen on YouTube how to exchange, but I think it's better to carry to service station. Thank You.  

kovat53 Posted at 9-9 08:27
Yes, it seems very little. When my set was new ,  it was enough for  almost 4 AC flight. Altogether my three AC batteries has been charged about 140-150 times, RC I don't remember, but it seems its battery starts weaken. I have seen on YouTube how to exchange, but I think it's better to carry to service station. Thank You.

Hi, that good t hear that you have charged your AC batteries 140 -150 times and still OK. Looks like they will be good for at least 200 as they say. Definitely best to bring the AC batteries to a service station. Thanks for coming back.

kyalami Posted at 9-9 09:33
Hi, that good t hear that you have charged your AC batteries 140 -150 times and still OK. Looks like they will be good for at least 200 as they say. Definitely best to bring the AC batteries to a service station. Thanks for coming back.

Hi, probably my English is poor, sorry for it, I wanted to say 50 charges / per battery. I have three of them so , I ment altogether 150, that is  3*50=150 charges. The suggested  200 charges for each is very promising..... who knows.

kovat53 Posted at 9-11 08:27
Hi, probably my English is poor, sorry for it, I wanted to say 50 charges / per battery. I have three of them so , I ment altogether 150, that is  3*50=150 charges. The suggested  200 charges for each is very promising..... who knows.

Hi there kovat53. No problems at all and I understand. Your English is good. At least you sorted it out at the end. Hope the batteries will last a long time still.  Keep on flying and have a great week end, weather permitting. Here it rains cats and dogs, horrible weather.

kyalami Posted at 9-11 08:50
Hi there kovat53. No problems at all and I understand. Your English is good. At least you sorted it out at the end. Hope the batteries will last a long time still.  Keep on flying and have a great week end, weather permitting. Here it rains cats and dogs, horrible weather.

Thanks, here in Hungary there is no rain, the weather is fine (although it was a horrible hot and rainless Summer) to fly, just the plants and animals are whining, poor beings. I wish you all the best as well.