Mavic 2 propellors are no longer in the DJI store,  is this just temporary DJI?

Hello there DAFlys. Good day and thank you for the inquiry.  You may try check our DJI Where To Buy platform on this link ( https://www.dji.com/where-to-buy ) to see if those DJI Mavic 2 Propellers that you need is available. Thank you.

If you are in need they are  in stock here, I bought a few sets for my original Pros when they were becoming few and far between.https://www.leicesterdrones.com/mavic-2-props

On a side note I see where DJI is fixing to put the Mavic Air 2 on sale.  Appears its time to drain the inventory on that model or recycle the internal electronic components and reuse them on the Mini 3.  

I got a set from DJI with my points accumulated, back in January.

Sold out at Heliguy too.

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 3-2 19:34
Sold out at Heliguy too.

I saw that too,  as well as the batteries. Although you can pay £30 more for the enterprise battery and downgrade the firmware.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-2 13:14
I got a set from DJI with my points accumulated, back in January.

I have some in stock,  but was shocked to see they are no longer sold.   Seems if you bought a Mavic 2 Enterprise drone last year youre really stuck now.

UKMoose Posted at 3-2 08:15
If you are in need they are  in stock here, I bought a few sets for my original Pros when they were becoming few and far between.https://www.leicesterdrones.com/mavic-2-props

Thanks,  interestingly they also have batteries too.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 00:34
I have some in stock,  but was shocked to see they are no longer sold.   Seems if you bought a Mavic 2 Enterprise drone last year youre really stuck now.

Same with the batteries

Blériot53 Posted at 3-3 04:12
Same with the batteries

They have the enterprise battery which can be used,   It will just get a downgrade of firmware when its installed to disable the self heating.   All the batteries were the same and just software enabled the features. Downside is that are £30 more than a regular battery.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 06:27
They have the enterprise battery which can be used,   It will just get a downgrade of firmware when its installed to disable the self heating.   All the batteries were the same and just software enabled the features. Downside is that are £30 more than a regular battery.

Better than nothing then

Blériot53 Posted at 3-3 07:50
Better than nothing then

The link to Leicester drones above has the proper batteries in stock.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 00:35
Thanks,  interestingly they also have batteries too.

Your welcome, I go a set of 4 props for my pro from Heliguy a few months ago, I was very surprised to see them, so bought them on spec. I think it's bad practice to stop selling consumables when the drone isn't made any more,

UKMoose Posted at 3-3 13:05
Your welcome, I go a set of 4 props for my pro from Heliguy a few months ago, I was very surprised to see them, so bought them on spec. I think it's bad practice to stop selling consumables when the drone isn't made any more,

Its a sad state of affairs,  especially as the M2 EA was still on sale at Christmas and is still listed in the DJI store and it shares the same components.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-3 07:50
Better than nothing then

Indeed,   but since the M2 EA was still on sale just a few months ago you'd hope all the consumables would be available.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 23:57
Indeed,   but since the M2 EA was still on sale just a few months ago you'd hope all the consumables would be available.

Do you think it has anything to do with the global "chip" shortage, or is it a worrying sign of a trend towards overall lack of long-term support?

Blériot53 Posted at 3-4 00:03
Do you think it has anything to do with the global "chip" shortage, or is it a worrying sign of a trend towards overall lack of long-term support?

Well,  there aren't any chips in the propellors.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 00:04
Well,  there aren't any chips in the propellors.

Not unless you've had a catastrophic accident
I was thinking more about the batteries and, ultimately, the drones.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-4 00:46
Not unless you've had a catastrophic accident
I was thinking more about the batteries and, ultimately, the drones.

No chips in my propellors.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 00:48
No chips in my propellors.

I had a couple in the props of my old Phantom 4 long ago from trimming the hedge a bit.
Soon changed 'em though.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-4 00:53
I had a couple in the props of my old Phantom 4 long ago from trimming the hedge a bit.
Soon changed 'em though.

I wonder if they still sell the phantom props.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 01:02
I wonder if they still sell the phantom props.

The new dynamic shape low-noise props are still available (Heliguy).  I used both types on my P4.  The noise volume wasn't any different - just the pitch of the whine was a bit lower and so, less invasive.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-4 01:11
The new dynamic shape low-noise props are still available (Heliguy).  I used both types on my P4.  The noise volume wasn't any different - just the pitch of the whine was a bit lower and so, less invasive.

Typical,  so Heliguy have phantom props but not M2P.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 01:15
Typical,  so Heliguy have phantom props but not M2P.

True enough.  It must be a DJI policy thing.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-4 01:26
True enough.  It must be a DJI policy thing.

I find it a very disappointing policy.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 01:48
I find it a very disappointing policy.

Not a good move for engendering customer loyalty.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-4 06:14
Not a good move for engendering customer loyalty.

It certainly isnt thats for sure.

DJI Stephen Posted at 3-2 01:28
Hello there DAFlys. Good day and thank you for the inquiry.  You may try check our DJI Where To Buy platform on this link ( https://www.dji.com/where-to-buy ) to see if those DJI Mavic 2 Propellers that you need is available. Thank you.

@DJI Stephen , this is not an answer to question. We would like to know is that a temporary or do you trying to cut off Mavic 2 drones due to lack of spare elements and keep marketing running due to NECESSARLY swith to other drone in case of propeller damage. In such case, it would be better to finally cut-off from DJI drones and go to competition.

I noticed they stopped selling them.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-8 02:04
I noticed they stopped selling them.

Batteries have gone too unless you buy the battery for the EA version,  same battery 20% more price.

DAFlys Posted at 3-9 00:01
Batteries have gone too unless you buy the battery for the EA version,  same battery 20% more price.

So stock up before they are gone!
I just got another M2 battery. Just to be sure.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-9 00:31
So stock up before they are gone!
I just got another M2 battery. Just to be sure.

Ive been looking for a cheap Mini2 batteries but so far nothing "cheap" has come up.   

DAFlys Posted at 3-9 01:17
Ive been looking for a cheap Mini2 batteries but so far nothing "cheap" has come up.

I used credits, since I had to had the € 150 ,- to avoid the shipping costs, so I got one for 'free'.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-9 01:36
I used credits, since I had to had the € 150 ,- to avoid the shipping costs, so I got one for 'free'.

I was hoping to score one from some one that lost their drone and had some bit left over.   The M2P batteries have really dried up lately.

DAFlys Posted at 3-9 23:48
I was hoping to score one from some one that lost their drone and had some bit left over.   The M2P batteries have really dried up lately.

That seems like a good tactic.
But it is something to consider when getting a 2nd hand drone.
I know they have been selling MP batteries for much longer.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-10 01:53
That seems like a good tactic.
But it is something to consider when getting a 2nd hand drone.
I know they have been selling MP batteries for much longer.

There are 3rd party batteries too for the oringal MP.  Im hoping to see something like that.

DAFlys Posted at 3-10 02:12
There are 3rd party batteries too for the oringal MP.  Im hoping to see something like that.

Yes, not sure how well they perform.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-10 04:32
Yes, not sure how well they perform.

Hi, I have 2 dji original batteries and 3 3rd party batteries for my Mavic Pros and the 3rd party ones perform exactly as the original batteries, down to flight time and auto discharge, I've had the 3rd party batteries about 18 months. Maybe I've been lucky but all 3 have performed very well.
I will say that I was a bit nervous with them at first but now i just fly and don't worry.

UKMoose Posted at 3-10 07:30
Hi, I have 2 dji original batteries and 3 3rd party batteries for my Mavic Pros and the 3rd party ones perform exactly as the original batteries, down to flight time and auto discharge, I've had the 3rd party batteries about 18 months. Maybe I've been lucky but all 3 have performed very well.
I will say that I was a bit nervous with them at first but now i just fly and don't worry.

Oh nice, which brand did you get?