Gadgetory

there's a lot to like about DJ eyes maverick Pro drone but it's it's size that sells it it's certainly more travel friendly than other drones including DJ eyes phantoms but even unfolded it's just less obtrusive and easier to fly in tight spaces DJI shrank the controller to giving it the look and feel of a gaming controller though the phone mount is a bit of a pain and you'll have to remove any case to use it regardless of their size though performance is great the quad held steady in high winds and was able to get twenty five minutes in the air and it has an unobstructed range of up to four point three miles or seven kilometres like the Phantom 4 this has a sport mode that will take it up to 40 miles per hour but you also get a tripod mode to slow you down for perfect positioning it's 4k cameras mounted on DJI smallest 3-axis gimbal ever but it kept the camera just as steady as the company's larger cables its lens is not as wide as the Phantom's so you might find yourself flying higher than normal to get more of a scene in and although some have reported image quality issues I didn't experience them if you want to let the Mavic handle the shooting there are plenty of automated moves available and with its new guidance system of sensors and cameras it can fly indoors and out while avoiding obstacles in front of it it can track subjects too and while it isn't perfect it's better than others out there and DJI uses the drones vision smarts so you can use gestures to focus the Maverick on yourself without the controller the camera even rotates 90 degrees for vertical images it's a fantastic machine and it's priced accordingly add $1000 in the u.s. 1700 in Australia and 1100 pounds in the UK but you are getting a lot of flying camera for the money