What next?   How about another poll Red vs Blue?

Labroides Posted at 2-11 08:57
What next?   How about another poll Red vs Blue?

It's a great way to help me decide on my next drone, thank you. Plus I've only done three polls

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 09:00
It's a great way to help me decide on my next drone, thank you. Plus I've only done three polls

Your "polls" don't have anything that would be useful in deciding which drone to buy.
You'd be a lot better off studying their specs to find which  would best suit the things wou want or need in a drone.

Labroides Posted at 2-11 09:35
Your "polls" don't have anything that would be useful in deciding which drone to buy.
You'd be a lot better off studying their specs to find which  would best suit the things wou want or need in a drone.

Specs don't show performance, experience does.

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 09:40
Specs don't show performance, experience does.

Maybe instead of polls, try searching for comparison. Try Youtube, Jake Sloan for a start. He does a great job.

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 09:40
Specs don't show performance, experience does.

Specs.would be better ,as every person is going to have a different experience
with even the same model drone.
So to make a long story short no two are probably going to be the same.

Pastime Posted at 2-11 11:30
Specs.would be better ,as every person is going to have a different experience
with even the same model drone.
So to make a long story short no two are probably going to be the same.

Not really. For example, the mini 3 pro has a range problem that a spec page wouldn't tell you.

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 12:43
Not really. For example, the mini 3 pro has a range problem that a spec page wouldn't tell you.

As I stated in my last thread every person is going to have a different experience with the same model
DJI drone some will be good some will be not so good to bad.
And of course a spec page will not have that.Its up to the drone operator when he or she finds a model
of interest to purchase to do a complete all you can get amount of research on it.

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 09:40
Specs don't show performance, experience does.

You haven't explained what you want from people ... you just said Drone A vs Drone B.
You don't know why people vote one way or how that relates to what you want to know.
If you are searching for information, you need to be a lot more specific.

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 09:40
Specs don't show performance, experience does.

You haven't explained what you want from people ... you just said Drone A vs Drone B.
You don't know why people vote one way or how that relates to what you want to know.
If you are searching for information, you need to be a lot more specific.

Labroides Posted at 2-11 15:44
You haven't explained what you want from people ... you just said Drone A vs Drone B.
You don't know why people vote one way or how that relates to what you want to know.
If you are searching for information, you need to be a lot more specific.

ok, you can have it your way. But does it really matter to you how I make my decision?

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 16:17
ok, you can have it your way. But does it really matter to you how I make my decision?

Acting like that is not going to help you find what you are looking for,and for getting
any kind of advice,from any of these great people here.

PixelPro Posted at 2-11 16:17
ok, you can have it your way. But does it really matter to you how I make my decision?

Not really, but if you want to make an INFORMED decision...

Dirty Bird Posted at 2-13 03:30
The only problem I see is you are contemplating an in-production Air 2S vs a Mavic 2 Pro that has been out of production for over a year.  Not that you can't find a Mavic 2 Pro in decent condition but that is something to factor in.  Perhaps consider the Air 2S vs a Mavic 3 Classic?  In the latter case I would choose the Mavic 3 Classic, especially with the new native Waypoint support & the possibility of adding the LTE module.

On your original question, in my personal opinion, a big plus for the Mavic 2 Pro is it uses DJI Go 4 as the flight app.  Fly is OK & gets the job done, but it lacks many features & settings of Go 4, plus Go 4 puts more data on the screen for instant access.  Fly is a simplified app & not really "professional" level, again IMHO.

Fly is OK & gets the job done, but it lacks many features &  settings of Go 4, plus Go 4 puts more data on the screen for instant  access.  Fly is a simplified app & not really "professional" level,  again IMHO.

First of all, not hijacking this thread here; but Mavic2 vs Air2S is effectively and inevitably GO4 vs FLY

Haven't used the GO4 for well over a year until last week when I 'needed' to use my Mavic2; and found that I couldn't even read the camera settings on the top part of the screen without my reading glasses, let alone getting any instant access to them. By the way, could you please name a few other 'professional' features on the GO4 that are still missing on the current version of FLY app?

Hello, one thing that is also to be taken into account is at the level of battery for the Mavic 2 because these are more and more difficult to find while there is no problem finding them for the mavic air 2s.

Ph3onix Posted at 2-15 08:25
Hello, one thing that is also to be taken into account is at the level of battery for the Mavic 2 because these are more and more difficult to find while there is no problem finding them for the mavic air 2s.

Thanks for your advice