With the incoming Mavic 3 soon, how many of you will be upgrading from your current drone or will be buying this as an addional drone. The leaks show some good features with 45 minute flight time, dual camera etc.

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Exciting times ahead,  but I will watch closely to see if they release one with EU Classifications.

Rumored price for Cine version seems excessive, even considering internal SSD and Apple Pro Res license makes it a bit excessive.  

Not interested right now. Price and weight are too high.

Been waiting for 2 years. But for the rumored price, I might have to pass

What I may be saying about this right now is mostly not relevent. I will probably have a weak moment and irresponsibly order it on a whim. Pray for me ... and my marriage ;-)

DAFlys Posted at 10-6 23:23
Exciting times ahead,  but I will watch closely to see if they release one with EU Classifications.

From I had read some where Dji can apparently change the classification on the drone

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-7 05:00
Rumored price for Cine version seems excessive, even considering internal SSD and Apple Pro Res license makes it a bit excessive.

Yeah, for here it is said to come around the $4500NZD mark, too expensive for me

Montfrooij Posted at 10-7 05:52
Not interested right now. Price and weight are too high.

I think the price is going to put a lot of buyers off

djiuser_Qov2YYuFno4m Posted at 10-7 15:35
Been waiting for 2 years. But for the rumored price, I might have to pass

Me too, I ended up getting the Air2S because got tired of waiting and now the big price tag. Nope will wait longer. Air2S is performing well

GaryDoug Posted at 10-7 19:20
What I may be saying about this right now is mostly not relevent. I will probably have a weak moment and irresponsibly order it on a whim. Pray for me ... and my marriage ;-)

I guess there will be a lot of buyers like you doing this

Suren Posted at 10-7 19:51
I think the price is going to put a lot of buyers off

I have a feeling you are right.

Suren Posted at 10-7 19:50
From I had read some where Dji can apparently change the classification on the drone

The last I saw from EASA was the drone would need to be returned to the manufacturer to be classified, and of course the manufacturer would have to offer that service.

Suren Posted at 10-7 19:51
Yeah, for here it is said to come around the $4500NZD mark, too expensive for me

At that price they will lose a lot of buyers.  

Will buy the fly more combo however I am not professional enough to buy the cine version. Way to expensive.

DAFlys Posted at 10-7 23:21
The last I saw from EASA was the drone would need to be returned to the manufacturer to be classified, and of course the manufacturer would have to offer that service.

That would not be appropriate. Will cost Dji a lot of money just to recall the drones and get them classified.

Visual Air Posted at 10-8 08:49
Will buy the fly more combo however I am not professional enough to buy the cine version. Way to expensive.

Yeah,  I wonder why Dji did not keep the old style Mavic remotes with the little screen. The RC that is coming with Mavic 3 is said to be like the Air2S type in the standard kit

Suren Posted at 10-8 13:02
That would not be appropriate. Will cost Dji a lot of money just to recall the drones and get them classified.

Not at all,  DJI can charge for the process.   The EU seems to want to enforce the classification by just being able to check the sticker so unless it goes back to the manufacturer they would have a much more complicated way to check if its compliant.