This is a really good drone for the price. It has almost everything the Mavic 2 pro has except it has a smaller sensor, less manual camera settings, and no top or side obstacle avoidance. Other than that it is basically equal to the 2 pro in most ways, and better in some as well, like the fact that it’s slightly smaller and can shoot 48 MP photos and record 4K at 60 FPS. This is my third drone, after the phantom 3 advanced and the original Mavic air. Compared to the original Air this one is a large improvement in pretty much every way, other than that it is larger. The active track is much better, although I have not used it much. The range and battery life are the most noticeable improvements, although you will never get the advertised 34 minutes of flight time. My longest flight was 22 minutes, and it still had 20 percent battery left. Range is also a massive improvement, with the original Air you could loose connection at about 1000 ft away if there was any interference, and mine sometimes dropped the signal immediately after starting a quickshot or active track, which was really inconvenient. With the new Ocusync 2.0 I flew the new one two and a half miles away and had no lag or weak signal warnings. The ADS-B/ Airsense system is also nice, however I have not seen a warning from it since I don’t fly near other aircraft. The new controller is great too, it feels a bit like the phantom controller but smaller, and I really like not having to take my phone out of its case every time I fly. Also, another good feature is that the live feed video streams in 1080P, which is nice. There are some cons for this drone though. First, it is larger than the original and doesn’t come with a case, so if you want to put it in a small backpack it can be inconvenient at times. Second, photos don’t cache to your phone, so you have to download them and you can only do that if the aircraft is connected. There are a few other very minor issues that I have with the app, but overall it is a great drone for the price and probably worth the upgrade from an older Mavic or phantom.

DJI has long had a sizable market share for consumer drones, and its newest drone in spring 2020 solidified that. The DJI Inspire 2 works wonderfully, from the photo and video quality to the ease of use flying and setting up. It is small and compact, yet is reliable and has good steering/flying. The price is very good for the quality, so if you are looking for a drone in summer 2020 and have the budget for something like this (as opposed to a budget FPV drone or something), this would be the one to get. (Photos shared for review purposes only, by timw)

This drone is light weight compared to DJI bigger drones and so far is has taken great photos and videos. The app takes so learning but the aircraft warning is a nice feature. The downside is that it's a smaller drone and is easy to loose sight of, but with a good size cell phone or tablet you can see where it's going.

I'm a photographer by hobby and wanted to get into Real Estate photography and to up my photography game in general. Spent weeks researching different brands and models and ended up deciding on this one. Could not be anymore happy I pulled the trigger and bought the DJI Mavic Air 2, it's a truly rock solid drone with so many capabilities. It's light weight, well built, battery life is excellent at 30-34 min, camera and video quality are fantastic. I have no cons to list about this Drone.

This drone does about everything you would want it to. A little high on price, but Quality is good, range is good. And has so many functions and features. Only complaint with this is the battery life. It is okay, but for anyone trying to record a decent amount of footage, 1 battery will not be enough. Overall great drone, would buy again.