Unfortunately I got a chinese version of dji mavic 3 enterprise with the RC pro also chinese version.

Is it possible to use it in india and change the language to English.

Help please

The controller can usually be switched quite easily into one of the many possible languages...   

Mine is in English. When I turn it on, it asked me what language I want to use. I choose English. So yeah it can be done. But you have to know how to read in Chinese to change it since it is not in English now. Lol. Can you read chinese? You need to go into the setting menu, go to system, then language and input. Then you can change it.

djiuser_zKR5HFX3a2EC Posted at 5-31 08:43
Mine is in English. When I turn it on, it asked me what language I want to use. I choose English. So yeah it can be done. But you have to know how to read in Chinese to change it since it is not in English now. Lol. Can you read chinese? You need to go into the setting menu, go to system, then language and input. Then you can change it.

you don't have to know how to read chinese; you should be able to figure out which steps to take or which buttons to press and if not, someone can tell you or you can ask for help or maybe try to follow these step but knowing how to read chinese is not a requirement for you.

Or you can use google translate on your phone, just point the camera to the screen while in the app and it will translate and you can change the language back to English

Hi, AbirShopnobaj. Thank you for reaching out. To change the system language of DJI RC Pro, please power on the remote controller, slide down the screen, and select "Settings" > "System">"Languages&input">"Languages", then press and hold the target language and drag it up to the top to modify the language. If a supported language is not shown under the language list, please click【Add Language】to add the target language and then hold the target language and drag it to the top.

Note: If you drag it to the top, but the system language is not changed, please wait a while, or use your finger to swipe the screen from top to bottom to speed up the screen refresh, then it will take effect.

I think all of our drones and controllers are Chinese.  : )  See what I did there?  

The Saint Posted at 5-31 09:00
you don't have to know how to read chinese; you should be able to figure out which steps to take or which buttons to press and if not, someone can tell you or you can ask for help or maybe try to follow these step but knowing how to read chinese is not a requirement for you.

https://youtu.be/UgGDP0bWnRE

This should help!!!   

TonyPHX Posted at 5-31 19:26
I think all of our drones and controllers are Chinese.  : )  See what I did there?

Actually dji drones are made in Taiwan.

djiuser_zKR5HFX3a2EC Posted at 5-31 22:24
Actually dji drones are made in Taiwan.

A distinction without a difference?

ভাষা চেঞ্জ করা তো সহজ , ফোনের মতোই সেটিংস থেকে যেয়ে পারবেন চেঞ্জ করতে

Lot of thanks to everyone, helping me... Its a delightful pleasure to be a member of this community... You guys are awesome

djiuser_zKR5HFX3a2EC Posted at 5-31 22:24
Actually dji drones are made in Taiwan.

Where do you get that information?
DJI drones are made in China at two different factories, one in Shenzhen and one in Tianjin. The factory in Shenzhen is where the majority of the drones are made, while the Tianjin factory focuses more on research and development

Holy cow man, you have posted this same problem in so many different threads in so many ways.  

And why is it unfortunate???

"Unfortunately I got a chinese version of dji mavic 3 enterprise with the RC pro also chinese version. "

Look at the bright side... It could have been worse... It could have been made in India...

Burt37 Posted at 6-3 17:32
And why is it unfortunate???

"Unfortunately I got a chinese version of dji mavic 3 enterprise with the RC pro also chinese version. "

Russian version controls you.  : )

TonyPHX Posted at 6-3 18:30
Russian version controls you.  : )

Actually, ours are made in Mexico... specifically designed to handle the heat...

Burt37 Posted at 6-3 19:51
Actually, ours are made in Mexico... specifically designed to handle the heat...

lol, right?  I remember buzzing around with a Mini 2 and when i brought it in, I could not pull the battery because it had swollen up due to heat.  I have been nicer to my equipment since that learning experience.

TonyPHX Posted at 5-31 19:26
I think all of our drones and controllers are Chinese.  : )  See what I did there?

Sneaky sneaky