Overview:

• Date:2024.07.23
• Aircraft Firmware:v01.01.0700
• Remote Controller Firmware:v03.02.0800 (DJI RC Pro)
• v01.03.1600 (DJI RC)
• v04.18.0500 (DJI RC-N1)
• DJI Fly App iOS:v1.13.8
• DJI Fly App Android:v1.13.10
  

What’s New

• Fixed some known issues.
  

Notes:

• Added features require latest version of DJI Fly.
• Camera settings will be reset after firmware update, check the camera settings in DJI Fly.
• If the update fails, restart aircraft, remote controller, and DJI Fly or DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series), and retry.
  

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Overview:

• Date:2024.07.16
• Aircraft Firmware:v01.01.0600
• Remote Controller Firmware:v03.02.0800 (DJI RC Pro)
• v01.03.1600 (DJI RC)
• v04.18.0500 (DJI RC-N1)
  

• DJI Fly App iOS:v1.13.8
• DJI Fly App Android:v1.13.9
  

What’s New

• Added support for Remote ID requirements of some countries and regions.
• Fixed some known issues.
  

Notes:

• Added features require latest version of DJI Fly.
• Camera settings will be reset after firmware update, check the camera settings in DJI Fly.
• If the update fails, restart aircraft, remote controller, and DJI Fly or DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series), and retry.
  

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Overview:

• Date: 2023.12.27
• Aircraft Firmware: v01.01.0500
• Remote Controller Firmware: v03.02.0700 (DJI RC Pro)
• v01.03.1000 (DJI RC)
• v04.18.0500 (DJI RC-N1)
• DJI Fly App iOS: v1.12.4
• DJI Fly App Android: v1.12.4
  

What’s New

• Added support for civil uncrewed aircraft owners to register their aircraft with CAAC using their real names to comply with the uncrewed aircraft-related regulations in China.
• Fixed some known issues.
  

Notes:

• Added features require DJI Fly v1.12.4 or later.
• Camera settings will be reset after firmware update, check the camera settings in DJI Fly.
• If the update fails, restart aircraft, remote controller, and DJI Fly or DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series), and retry.
  

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Overview:

• Date: 2023.09.05
• Aircraft Firmware: v01.01.0300
• Remote Controller Firmware: v03.02.05.00 (DJI RC Pro)
• v01.03.0500 (DJI RC)
• v04.18.0300 (DJI RC-N1)
• DJI Fly App iOS: v1.11.4
• DJI Fly App Android: v1.11.4
  

What’s New

• Added Vision Assist.
• Added AR Home Point, AR Return-to-Home Route, and AR Aircraft Shadow.
• Added D-Log M and HLG color modes for the tele camera.
• Added Night mode in recording mode for the medium tele camera, supports 4K 24/25/30fps.
• Added QuickShots for the medium tele camera, including Dronie, Rocket, Circle, Helix, Boomerang, and Asteroid.
• Added MasterShots for the medium tele camera.
• Added Sphere Panorama for the medium tele camera.
• Added Vision Positioning and Obstacle Sensing switch.
• Fixed some known issues.
  

Notes:

• Added features require DJI Fly v1.11.4 or later.
• Camera settings will be reset after firmware update, check the camera settings in DJI Fly.
• If the update fails, restart DJI RC Pro, and use DJI Fly or DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) to retry.
  

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Overview:

• Date: 2023.05.25
• Aircraft Firmware: v01.01.0200
• Remote Controller Firmware:
  

        v03.02.0100 (DJI RC Pro)
        v01.03.0100 (DJI RC)
        v04.18.0100 (DJI RC-N1)

• DJI Fly App iOS: v1.10.0
• DJI Fly App Android: v1.10.0
  

What’s New

• Fixed some known issues.
  

Notes:

• Camera settings will be reset after firmware update, check the camera settings in DJI Fly.
• If the update fails, restart aircraft, remote controller, and DJI Fly or DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series), and retry.
  

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Overview:

• Date: 2023.04.25
• Aircraft Firmware: v01.01.0100
• Remote Controller Firmware:
  

        v03.02.01.00 (DJI RC Pro)
        v01.03.0100 (DJI RC)
        v04.18.0100 (DJI RC-N1)

• DJI Fly App iOS: v1.10.0
• DJI Fly App Android: v1.10.0
  

What’s New

• Added D-Log M color mode for the Hasselblad camera and the medium tele camera.
• Added shooting at 48MP resolution for the medium tele camera.
• Added support for DJI Goggles 2, DJI Goggles Integra, and DJI RC Motion 2. Visit https://www.dji.com/mavic-3-pro/downloads and refer to the Consumer Drones and Goggles Compatibility Information for more information.
• Fixed some known issues.
  

Notes:

• Make sure to update the firmware of the aircraft, goggles, and motion controller before linking. The user can use DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drone Series) to update the firmware of each device individually, or use the DJI Fly app to update the firmware:
• a.    Aircraft: Update the firmware with the remote controller.
• b.    Goggles and Motion Controller: Power on the goggles and the motion controller. Connect the USB-C port of the goggles to a mobile device, run DJI Fly, and select Profile > Device Management. Locate the corresponding goggles. Select Firmware Update and follow the on-screen instructions to update the firmware.
• Added features require DJI Fly v1.10.0 or later.
• Camera settings will be reset after firmware update, check the camera settings in DJI Fly.
• If the update fails, restart aircraft, remote controller, and DJI Fly or DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series), and retry.
  

Does this cover the Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 classic?

Apparently the Mavic 3 (standard) wants to update.

Still not possible to buy M3P without RC, just shows how little dji cares about their present customers.

Hallmark007 Posted at 4-25 05:50
Still not possible to buy M3P without RC, just shows how little dji cares about their present customers.

doesnt that come later?  there's a lot of new skus to deal with on day one.

what they have now is the drone + rc for $300 additional which isnt too bad if you really have to have the pro.

Hallmark007 Posted at 4-25 05:50
Still not possible to buy M3P without RC, just shows how little dji cares about their present customers.

Couldn't agree more. However i had to order the M3Pro with RC regardless. Probably just have to sell the DJI RC

Visual Air Posted at 4-25 11:59
Couldn't agree more. However i had to order the M3Pro with RC regardless. Probably just have to sell the DJI RC

Thinking of doing the same myself.

Hallmark007 Posted at 4-25 12:03
Thinking of doing the same myself.

It was obviously not possible to get the Pro version below the 900g limit...
That's why it's now classified C2...
The "ease" with which the Mavic 3 could be flown, here in Europe, is passé  ...      

frankymusik Posted at 4-25 22:16
It was obviously not possible to get the Pro version below the 900g limit...
That's why it's now classified C2...
The "ease" with which the Mavic 3 could be flown, here in Europe, is passé  ...

I completely agree. We also add the increased weight, the reduced flight time, as a direct consequence of the greater weight.
The only thing left to see from this drone is RAW photos from the main camera. Is the camera new or does it use the same module as the MAVIC 3 and MAVIC 3 classic. If the camera of MAVIC 3 PRO is the same, I won't even think about buying MAVIC 3 PRO.

frankymusik Posted at 4-25 22:16
It was obviously not possible to get the Pro version below the 900g limit...
That's why it's now classified C2...
The "ease" with which the Mavic 3 could be flown, here in Europe, is passé  ...

Flying commercial it doesn’t really affect me, but when flying just casually you can be run into those who think you’re flying illegally. My plan was to hold on to M3 as well. Looks like it won’t arrive in Europe until late may.

Why wont the DJI FPV Goggles V2 work?  They're the same transmission system and both work on the Avata and FPV Drone, but for no reason (other than driving more sales) are not compatible with the Mavic 3?  C'mon DJI, stop abusing your loyal customers.

This post states the latest Mavic 3 firmware is v01.01.0100 and the RC-N1 is v04.18.01 --- but the latest edition of DJI Assistant 2 shows the latest firmware is v01.00.11 and v04.13.09 for the RC-N1.  Why the difference?  What *should* the latest firmware be?  Is this why my Mavic 3 refuses to takeoff after updating today? Any ideas, folks?

Clack_Drone_Guy Posted at 4-27 13:25
This post states the latest Mavic 3 firmware is v01.01.0100 and the RC-N1 is v04.18.01 --- but the latest edition of DJI Assistant 2 shows the latest firmware is v01.00.11 and v04.13.09 for the RC-N1.  Why the difference?  What *should* the latest firmware be?  Is this why my Mavic 3 refuses to takeoff after updating today? Any ideas, folks?

It seems you have the latest...

SO.... after the updates, can you use the goggles and regular stick controller or does one have to use the Motion Controller? (I prefer sticks)

Very nice features

Can't seem to update via the app or DJI Assistant 2. This is the error from Assistant 2 and I get a server error in the app.

I enjoyed getting my Mavic 3 Pro out and flying it for the first time today. As someone who has my Part 107 and does surveying, photography and other aerial work I was disappointed by this firmware version preventing me from being able to fly above 400 feet AGL. I changed the flight limit to the max (I believe 3240 feet if I remember right) and I still got limited to 400 feet AGL. I was flying around an obstruction and up mountains that required me to fly above that 400 feet AGL base from where my home point was. Will this be changed in the future firmware updates? This was a huge limitation to folks who survey, need to inspect tall obstructions or fly up hillsides.

We still need 10bit and D-log for both tele sensors on Mavic 3 pro.

We also still need to be able to reverse Ascend/Descend in the Custom controls menu, without also reversing another control on the DJI RC. Crazy you can't do that.

Thanks for the update.

BJJohnson Posted at 5-7 06:46
Can't seem to update via the app or DJI Assistant 2. [view_image] This is the error from Assistant 2 and I get a server error in the app.

Did you ever get this to work? I am running into similar problems and in addition download speed is terrible. The slowness is on both the remote and through the DJI assistant which made me think my internet.  I checked my internet connection and it seems ok as I can download from other sites/services just fine. Speed tests are not the end all be all tests, but just for reference I am getting download rates in the 300Mb/sec range.

I’m surprised to see nobody respond to this new update yet. Maybe most posters are gone to bed or at work I guess (I am as well, but work from home). Anyone try this new update yet or even know what the fixes to “known issues” are??

Do batteries need to be updated?

Vtcats Posted at 5-25 08:12
I’m surprised to see nobody respond to this new update yet. Maybe most posters are gone to bed or at work I guess (I am as well, but work from home). Anyone try this new update yet or even know what the fixes to “known issues” are??

Im more surprised that the update doesnt include some kind of D-log for the 166mm camera.
Seems that one thing is the universally recognised negative point on the M3 Pro.

Viridis Posted at 5-25 13:21
Im more surprised that the update doesnt include some kind of D-log for the 166mm camera.
Seems that one thing is the universally recognised negative point on the M3 Pro.

True and because I’d that I’ve been experimenting comparing D-Log M and normal video. Still working on it….

What are the  known issues.

DJI, Thank you for the new firmware update! Could you please provide a little bit more details or explain what known Issues were fixed with this update?

Vtcats Posted at 5-25 08:12
I’m surprised to see nobody respond to this new update yet. Maybe most posters are gone to bed or at work I guess (I am as well, but work from home). Anyone try this new update yet or even know what the fixes to “known issues” are??

Nothing worth while in this update to warrant it

blocker87 Posted at 5-16 08:58
We still need 10bit and D-log for both tele sensors on Mavic 3 pro.

In looking for this and hoping for this I found this forum/thread and cannot agree more.  I'm surprised it's not a thing.  Hopefully it will be, and really soon, please!

There was an issue when clicking on x3 and x7 sometimes it whould show as x2 and even x1 for x3 and x7. The x's were getting confused. Maybe that's one issue that's been fixed.

The only thing that’s stopping me from upgrading to the pro version is the fact the non ciné drone only shoots in 8 bit on the 166mm lens when it’s clearly just a decision made by DJI to kneecap the lower priced drones when it’s not due to hardware issues

The only thing that’s stopping me from upgrading to the pro version is the fact the non ciné drone only shoots in 8 bit on the 166mm lens when it’s clearly just a decision made by DJI to kneecap the lower priced drones when it’s not due to hardware issues

djiuser_eXVcNfIwcprf Posted at 5-9 20:31
I enjoyed getting my Mavic 3 Pro out and flying it for the first time today. As someone who has my Part 107 and does surveying, photography and other aerial work I was disappointed by this firmware version preventing me from being able to fly above 400 feet AGL. I changed the flight limit to the max (I believe 3240 feet if I remember right) and I still got limited to 400 feet AGL. I was flying around an obstruction and up mountains that required me to fly above that 400 feet AGL base from where my home point was. Will this be changed in the future firmware updates? This was a huge limitation to folks who survey, need to inspect tall obstructions or fly up hillsides.

did you ever get it figured out. did the update capp your drone at 400ft agl?
Because I live in a mountainous area and thats not good for me at all. one of the main reasons for buying DJI over USA drones , was the ability to riase over objects higher than 120 m agl.

I hope they didn't But if DJI has capped our drones and limited them to 400ft agl. then there is no more updates for me.  Because that makes the DJI drones no better than the autels , or ruko f11 pros which are factory capped at 400 ft agl and limited to 100 m distance.
So If this is the case & that DJI capped the AGL distance then I'll make sure not to update my mav3.
looks like I'll be using the Aloft app more. I hate to take a chance being limited during flight or ending up flying in to the side of a mountain. or tree  

Visual Air Posted at 4-25 11:59
Couldn't agree more. However i had to order the M3Pro with RC regardless. Probably just have to sell the DJI RC

I'll offer ya a $100 bucks for the RC if you do want to get rid of it. , I have like 3 of DJI rc-n1 controllers wouldn't mind getting a new DJI RC reasonable   

Ms Ivy Posted at 5-30 07:47
I'll offer ya a $100 bucks for the RC if you do want to get rid of it. , I have like 3 of DJI rc-n1 controllers wouldn't mind getting a new DJI RC reasonable

Thanks for the offer, however I am going to keep it as a back up should anything happen to my RC Pro

Visual Air Posted at 5-30 10:45
Thanks for the offer, however I am going to keep it as a back up should anything happen to my RC Pro

I don't blame you at all so would I

Can someone tell me if the motion controller 2 can also be used to switch from 24 - 70 - 166 mm lens

And my brand, new, fresh out of the box, Mavic three Pro will not update. I have tried five times with the RC Pro, and 10 times with the desktop app. If I don’t get some support, I will return it tomorrow. The phone number for support is disconnected, and the online product support goes to a 404 page this is not what I expect when buying a $6000 package and drone with all the accessories.

Any ideas on future updates on 160mm camera to get LOG profile or at least control over saturation/sharpness? DJI why you did not think about it to have a constant color profile through all 3 cameras? It is kind of basic priority for filmmakers.
Also, could you produce a lighter battery that will be with drone in 900g ? Like you did with MINI3 for Japan (200g limit)

Dear sweetest DJI, when will there be a new firmware update for the Mavic 3 Pro? There are still a few wrinkles to iron out. Consider adding the telephoto lenses 10bit/dlog, and even more. I think 95% of users are eagerly awaiting this. Come on, this expensive drone deserves better.