as stated in my subject, mavic 2 and mavic pro props actually fit same mount, i found a few spare mavic pro props in an old case i forgot i had and decided to see if they would attach to the mavic 2 and they do and snug as well (perfectly), not only that but seemed to hover not problem!  i assume the mavic 2 props will fit the mavic pro since same exact mount

I believe the props are actually different as the M2P props are low noise.

Hello and good day HereForTheBeer. Thank you for the inquiry and for the information you have shared. The DJI Mavic Pro propellers might fit on the DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone but DJI does not recommend the DJI Mavic Pro propellers to be used when flying or operating the DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone for compatibility purposes. The DJI Mavic 2 Propellers are designed to be Low-Noise Propellers. These next-generation propellers adopt a brand new aerodynamic design, which results in quieter flight, increased efficiency, and extended flight time. Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 9-2 08:11
Hello and good day HereForTheBeer. Thank you for the inquiry and for the information you have shared. The DJI Mavic Pro propellers might fit on the DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone but DJI does not recommend the DJI Mavic Pro propellers to be used when flying or operating the DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone for compatibility purposes. The DJI Mavic 2 Propellers are designed to be Low-Noise Propellers. These next-generation propellers adopt a brand new aerodynamic design, which results in quieter flight, increased efficiency, and extended flight time. Thank you.

the mavic pro 1st gen (and mavic pro plat) props actually worked fairly well on my mavic 2.. it was spinning faster and little louder and a different pitch but didn't seem to mind it and felt normal in my limited flight.  which is honestly a good thing, cuz in a pinch being able to mount the old props if you don't have any others can save a shoot

HereForTheBeer Posted at 9-2 11:39
the mavic pro 1st gen (and mavic pro plat) props actually worked fairly well on my mavic 2.. it was spinning faster and little louder and a different pitch but didn't seem to mind it and felt normal in my limited flight.  which is honestly a good thing, cuz in a pinch being able to mount the old props if you don't have any others can save a shoot

Props for M2 are longer to long for M1 .

DAFlys Posted at 9-2 00:53
I believe the props are actually different as the M2P props are low noise.

same mount and the mavic pro offers low noise prop options as well.  i tried both i found 2 sets of spare props, the original props and the plat low noise ones and both actually fit my mavic 2 pro and flies normal.  it does spin then a bit faster and has a different tone to it not as quiet bt they work and feels normal to fly in position mode..  i haven't really tested them out thoroughly but i its good that in a pinch if u need a spare set of props and got nothing else you can use them and still finish a shoot.

cuz the mounts are the same i imagine mavic 2 props would fit the mavic pro and it would fly just fine as well..

hallmark007 Posted at 9-2 11:42
Props for M2 are longer to long for M1 .

i dont have mavic pro 1 to test but holding up the low noise mavic pro 1 props to mavic 2 ones on matching sides they are same length i think mavic 2 props have a bit more surface area on props themselves which helps make them more efficient.  as for standard mavic pro 1 props look about same size minus the winglet tip

hallmark007 Posted at 9-2 11:42
Props for M2 are longer to long for M1 .

True, I tried putting the M2 props on my original MP. The front worked but the rear ones hit the body, made one heck of a noise!

FatherXmas Posted at 9-2 11:47
True, I tried putting the M2 props on my original MP. The front worked but the rear ones hit the body, made one heck of a noise!

oof.. ah okay i guess that makes sense then maybe a mm or 2 bigger.  well atleast in a pinch the original and plat mavic pro props work on the mavic 2  

HereForTheBeer Posted at 9-2 11:45
i dont have mavic pro 1 to test but holding up the low noise mavic pro 1 props to mavic 2 ones on matching sides they are same length i think mavic 2 props have a bit more surface area on props themselves which helps make them more efficient.  as for standard mavic pro 1 props look about same size minus the winglet tip

Yeah just slightly longer, I have tried them, but old M1 props will work on M2 but you will not get correct optimization but can still fly, wouldn’t recommend for to long .

FatherXmas Posted at 9-2 11:47
True, I tried putting the M2 props on my original MP. The front worked but the rear ones hit the body, made one heck of a noise!

Like cowboy boots on a short guy, just cut the ar#e of you lol (;+).....

HereForTheBeer Posted at 9-2 11:39
the mavic pro 1st gen (and mavic pro plat) props actually worked fairly well on my mavic 2.. it was spinning faster and little louder and a different pitch but didn't seem to mind it and felt normal in my limited flight.  which is honestly a good thing, cuz in a pinch being able to mount the old props if you don't have any others can save a shoot

Thank you for sharing these information you have shared and your experience with regards to this matter HereForTheBeer. Have a safe and a happy flying always.

I know this is an older post, but for those that still use these forums for research or fly older models as I do......

Yes, you can absolutely use both props on either drone.  The MP1 came stock with 8330 props, (8.3" from hub to prop tip, 3.0" of pitch, 7.5g), the MP2 and M2E come stock with 8743 props (8.7" from hub to prop tip, 4.3" of pitch, 6.9g).  The hub/connection mechanisms are identical, the only reason DJI advises against using them on one another is simply to sell more product and/or a reason to deny a warranty claim.  I've been flyint DJI products and building my own drones for over a decade, the most important thing about props that will provide enough lift for your craft to safely fly in the appropriate manor it was designed for, is prop legnth and weight. If you're drone is designed to fly on 7" props, pretty much any 7" props will work.  Unless you decide to use a weird material or fly with tri or quad blade props that are much heavier.  If that's the case, then you need to know your motor specs and what their designed to spin.  But if the weight and length are relatively the same, then 2,3 or 4 blades, and the pitch of the blades just become an effeciency/lift or noise issue, not a safety issue for the overall flight.  So the difference in the MP1 and MP2/M2E props length is 0.4" and the difference in weight is 0.6g, so there is no reason why either can't be used on all three drones, I have personally flown them both on my MP1 and M2EA, with no major differences or performance other than noise.  

WARNING: That DOES NOT mean you can mix and match them on the same drone, all 4 must be 8330s or 8743s on an individual drone.  

Hi sir, can I ask if the spare rotors of DJI MAVIC 2 ENTERPRISE are compatible in any propeller of the drone?  Can I placed the spare rotor in any parts of the propeller like the right rear part of the propeller?

HereForTheBeer Posted at 2019-9-2 11:42
same mount and the mavic pro offers low noise prop options as well.  i tried both i found 2 sets of spare props, the original props and the plat low noise ones and both actually fit my mavic 2 pro and flies normal.  it does spin then a bit faster and has a different tone to it not as quiet bt they work and feels normal to fly in position mode..  i haven't really tested them out thoroughly but i its good that in a pinch if u need a spare set of props and got nothing else you can use them and still finish a shoot.

cuz the mounts are the same i imagine mavic 2 props would fit the mavic pro and it would fly just fine as well..

Not true . They are physically same

SunshynFF Posted at 5-17 12:06
I know this is an older post, but for those that still use these forums for research or fly older models as I do......

Yes, you can absolutely use both props on either drone.  The MP1 came stock with 8330 props, (8.3" from hub to prop tip, 3.0" of pitch, 7.5g), the MP2 and M2E come stock with 8743 props (8.7" from hub to prop tip, 4.3" of pitch, 6.9g).  The hub/connection mechanisms are identical, the only reason DJI advises against using them on one another is simply to sell more product and/or a reason to deny a warranty claim.  I've been flyint DJI products and building my own drones for over a decade, the most important thing about props that will provide enough lift for your craft to safely fly in the appropriate manor it was designed for, is prop legnth and weight. If you're drone is designed to fly on 7" props, pretty much any 7" props will work.  Unless you decide to use a weird material or fly with tri or quad blade props that are much heavier.  If that's the case, then you need to know your motor specs and what their designed to spin.  But if the weight and length are relatively the same, then 2,3 or 4 blades, and the pitch of the blades just become an effeciency/lift or noise issue, not a safety issue for the overall flight.  So the difference in the MP1 and MP2/M2E props length is 0.4" and the difference in weight is 0.6g, so there is no reason why either can't be used on all three drones, I have personally flown them both on my MP1 and M2EA, with no major differences or performance other than noise.  

It might be an idea to compare the motor rpms for windless hovers with mavic 1 props against the motor rpms using the mavic 2 props.
Rpms are available in the screen device DAT/s.