Krankie
lvl.4
Flight distance : 3963865 ft
United States
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All I can say is I hope it is an option as I could see this turning in to a mess pretty quickly. Between this thread and the ones on other drone sites, this seems to be an issue, and not a small one. I personally would like my money back on the entire unit but would deal with just receiving everything included with the Pro for the $500 difference. There is NO WAY I would have bought the M600 if I knew a Pro version was coming out 2 months later.
If this M600 drone was a great product with no issues, I would by all means say, ok DJI is offering more here with the Pro, however simply put the M600 has been buggy from the start unlike many of their llaunches like the Phantom4. Am I mad that they launched the Phantom 4 Pro? Hell NO, good for them, it's a great upgrade with substantial improvements. However the Phantom4 actually works great in its own right. I've already listed my issues with this drone, however I will say the main issue I have, that is just inexcusable is the vibration issues. I'm sorry but when you fly professionally for a living you have to have the smoothest shots possible. When you shoot tv shows, you have to have the smoothest shots possible or you just aren't getting a call back in the future. Due to the issues of Firmware, Bandwidth, and vibration, I actually use my Inspire1Pro over my M600 GH4 combo. It's incredibly unreliable even when I hook it up to just the X5 mount. I am sure DJI is aware of the vibration problems, however I will be happy to post videos of the issue.
I would also have been ecstatic to have waited for something to help us with portability, vibration, positioning, and Firmware, if it meant paying an extra $500, you bet yah. This is the no brainer for everyone. On a final note, if DJI decides not to do the correct things here, does anyone know if Pay Pal will protect the purchase if filing a claim? I sure as hell know I don't want to file a claim, but after reading the guidelines of PayPals return policy, it seems to fall under valid reasoning for return. It's a faulty product that does not offer support in a normal manner, for example, like phone support (for sales). Since I imagine this would cost DJI pennies to appease their loyal fan base, it seems like a no brainer to do the correct thing here and offer the upgrade for the same price. We'll see I guess. |
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