Is it true that DJI is not selling the DJI P4Pro??

Hi there, thank you for reaching out. With regards to that Unfortunately we don't have any stock yet from our DJI Online store however you still have option looking to our Flagship store, Online store and retailer you can check it here https://www.dji.com/where-to-buy

DJI Gamora Posted at 1-16 08:49
Hi there, thank you for reaching out. With regards to that Unfortunately we don't have any stock yet from our DJI Online store however you still have option looking to our Flagship store, Online store and retailer you can check it here https://www.dji.com/where-to-buy

Yes, but DJI has been out of stock for a long time now.
What's really going on?

P4Pro is very much like new in the box, "Refurbished Unit" by DJI with all documents, accessories and warranty.

Could it be DJI knows something big is coming in terms of regulations that we aren't aware of?

Labroides Posted at 1-16 15:56
Yes, but DJI has been out of stock for a long time now.
What's really going on?

I couldn't agree more.  What is really going on DJI?  Come clean.

Mark Weiss Posted at 1-18 18:33
Could it be DJI knows something big is coming in terms of regulations that we aren't aware of?

No Mark ...  the fear that the government is going to take your drones away is unfounded.

Whatever the reason,  we will never know.  DJI always keeps their cards close to their vest.

If you really want the P4P, then get the DJI refurbished.


P4Pro is very much like new in the box, "Refurbished Unit" by DJI with all documents, accessories and warranty.

Could be sommat to do with that fraud issue, prob thought they had a lot more in stock than they had, nearly £150m worth of fraud my many employees

Bashy Posted at 1-19 20:10
Could be sommat to do with that fraud issue, prob thought they had a lot more in stock than they had, nearly £150m worth of fraud my many employees

But yet we cant get a decent update hmm

Nowt wrong with my P4P on the latest version

Labroides Posted at 1-19 03:57
No Mark ...  the fear that the government is going to take your drones away is unfounded.

Not immediately, but an erosion of freedoms to the point where compliance prices most out of the market is like a de facto ban.

If stock is not available because of supply problems or will this lack of supply also jeopardise the repair chain? Or are salvaged parts being used instead?

Mark Weiss Posted at 2-3 21:57
Not immediately, but an erosion of freedoms to the point where compliance prices most out of the market is like a de facto ban.

And you're suggesting that's teh reason the DJI have the Phantom out-of-stock for the last few months .... while they are selling Mavics by the container load?
Think again.