If you have a Mavic 2 Pro, keep it, cause still it's a superb drone.
Well, I'm addicted to drones, since the Phantom 3 and just bought the Mini3Pro and the Mavic3Pro. This last one didn't open from the box just yet. I've been testing the mini3pro and I like it very much. It fits in my pocket!!!

But the Mavic 2 Pro is the best i've used till now.

I'll leave you with a few clips from the M2Pro.

I currently have the Mavic2Zoom, and the Mini3Pro. And I wouldn't part with either of them right now

Cracking clips, by the way

I feel the same,     I have no plans to loose the M2P.  

Beautiful work and very very true!

Absolutely amazing videos Paulo.  

I'm a big fan of the M2P as well. Have taken it everywhere and never fails.

BUT I just upgraded to a new android phone and was trying to download the DJI Go app. Doesn't appear to be available anymore.

What is everyone using for a smartphone app?

Download it direct from Dji. (Go 4 app that is).

You made me smile
Having M3 unpacked is a strange approach - use it and then You'll find it's far better than M2P (and I speak of personal experience!).
And second - No matter how much You love Your M2P - DJI Will make You ground it eventually - either thru an unsupported app or thru bad batteries and No replacement available ...
Otherwise, M2P was a nice drone and I liked it a lot while using it  - wish You long-lasting happiness with him!

https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... 184&pid=3075219

Yeah, I know that. I also got the Mavic 3 Pro.
But you know...I've been using the M2P for the last 4 years and it will be always in my heart as my first serious drone for my photografphy and video.

I absolutely love my M2Pro and am just disappointed that the M3Pro doesn't have the same ability to unlock the gimbal during exposure.  It's essential for my long exposure abstract photography

Inspiring Clips. Glad to hear you like the M2Pro. I just picked one up. I have the mini 2, air2, air2S and resisted the temptation to buy the M3Pro andbought a used 2Pro instead. I wanted to learn adjustable aperture on something that wouldn't cost a small fortune to replace. You've instilled confidence. I love it so far.

Still have mine. Will keep flying it as long as it is serviceable and I can find batteries for it. Does all I require, (fly for fun only) and at my age, hopefully it will outlast me.