Customer Ratings & Reviews

The DJI Mavic 3 Pro is a great improvement from the DJI Phantom 4 Pro V2.

This is a awsome drone. The capability is amazing! Good purchase. Upped my drone game!

excellent quality, the best drone I have ever purchased, I recommend it, it has excellent handling, anyone can fly it!!

Best quality and control dursbility. Good on credit availability.

Very enjoyable experience, this is my 3rd dji drone. Love it.

Like driving a Cadillac. Photo quality is excellent and can zoom in on a dime. Ultimate in control.

Extremely user-friendly and amazing quality. I would recommend it to anyone

What a drone! The camera is worth the spend. Love the zoom capabilities! Awesome potential.

Insane purchase, the drone is far better than the Magic Air 2

the best photography, the best of the best. It is stunningly beautiful.

An outstanding and amazing product. My new hobby for sure

Hands down one of the best drones to release. The 3 lens combo is beyond amazing.

Great performance camera stableness, drawing windy flight are 10 / 10!!!

Love this drone. Definitely the best on the market.

Wonderful machine! I love doing videography with this device.

Love all the features and the cameras zoom is fantastic!

The DJI Mavic 3 Pro is one of the most amazing pieces of technology currently on the market, combining a total ease of use, flight safety protocols, and unbelievable camera tech into a package that gives anyone the potential to produce cinematic footage and pictures regardless of your skill level. Combined with the accessories included in the Fly More Combo, this package strikes a wonderful balance of professional usage potential and return on investment for those looking to get into professional drone usage, or hobbyists that simply want one of the coolest devices on the market. Before I continue with my abundance of praise for the M3P, I'll start with the negatives just to get those out of the way. My main con with this drone is that changing camera lenses has an associated lag time. For example, when thinking of changing lenses on your phone, for example, it's a relatively seamless and quick experience; that's not quite the case here. Tapping the 3x or 7x buttons on the screen, it's actually unintuitive whether you actually hit the button correctly. Zooming/changing lenses takes a couple of seconds and there's no visual prompt to indicate you've indeed changed lenses before it actually changes. Another con I'll throw out there is that advertised flight time pretty well overshoots what my experience has been on a single battery; advertised flight time is around 43 minutes, and thus far I've been able to stretch a single battery to about 36 minutes, even in calm weather. Flying in windy conditions drops that closer to the half hour mark. Given the hardware and tech on board, DJI gets a pass for having less than stellar flight times on the Mavic 3 Pro. Finally, object avoidance (which I'll touch more on later in the review) is frankly pretty awesome, but it's no fool-proof. Smaller twigs on trees, for example, will likely cause problems if you get too close, and on one of my first flights, I had a VERY close call with the return to home functionality nearly flying the drone into a tree with aforementioned small branches (100 feet in the air, no less). So I'm putting this hear as a bit of a con because in many cases, the object avoidance is so good that it'll make you let your guard down a bit; just be mindful when you're flying that the object avoidance isn't perfect. With those cons out of the way, I'll discuss my favorite parts of this kit. I'd be remiss to not start with the camera system on the drone. This is what sold me on this particular unit, and having used the drone for the better part of a week at this point, they've COMPLETELY lived up to my expectation and hype. Each camera in this set gives you a wonderful functionality that simply cannot be replicated with single camera setups. The primary camera, a 4/3rds Hasselblad sensor, is likely one of the best cameras I have in my possession. The picture quality is nothing short of stunning, with amazing details and color capture that again rival my DSLR and dedicated 4k Camcorder. This cam essentially gives you the typical focal length of many other drone cams, but with the quality turned up to 11. In fact, this sensor is so good that I've started pulling out the drone to take pics while holding it in my hand; that's how desirable the images are for me. Secondly, the 7x camera here adds a focal length that's unbelievably utilitarian to the experience; punching in close to shots has never been all that easy with drones, requiring you to fly a long way to get close to subjects. Now, you've got that scene at your disposal with the press of a button without having to move the drone. This has opened up an entirely new set of scenarios for capturing footage for me; with other drones, I've been leery of getting too close to certain scenes due to "drone anxiety" and a generally negative connotation of drones in society. The 7x allows me to capture footage from afar, completely curtailing that type of situation. In terms of the actual footage, the picture quality is good, though when compared to the main cam, and the 3x, it's rather pedestrian looking. And speaking of the 3x, that's my star of the show on this drone. The focal length is perfect for capturing cinematic looking footage, both from a quality perspective (the picture quality is mind blowing), and also from a composition perspective, giving you the ability to have INSANE looking parallax/depth of field footage with very little effort. This camera in particular has blown my mind in multiple instances looking at the footage I've gotten from it. This feels like the ticket to getting professional footage from this drone; as amazing as all the lenses are, this one frames the scene in such a way that makes you record cinematic looking footage. None of this would matter a whole lot without format flexibility, though, and I'm happy to report that DJI has added D-Log M color profiles to all three cameras; it was previously not available on the 7x at launch. What this means is that for those who are looking to take their footage post production to the next level, you'll be able to capture footage and color grade after the fact in a totally consistent manner across all three sensors. This is honestly a huge feature upgrade to an already amazing drone camera system. This being said, the standard color profiles out of the box are also very good, and likely, any hobbyist out there would find them sufficient for their needs (I mostly shoot in the standard profiles to be honest). Pros will definitely appreciate the update, though. I'll touch on object avoidance here. Though I listed it as a bit of a con above, that's slightly negating the fact that the object avoidance in real world usage is VERY good. For the most part, the unit accurately identifies objects of concern in its vicinity, and it does this in a every single direction, which is amazing. I'll mention here another of the long list of recent software upgrades that has hit the Mavic 3 Pro to add additional functionality. DJI added the ability to actively view the object avoidance cameras in the lower left of the display, and the view automatically switches based on your flight direction. What this means is that if you're flying forward, you'll see the object avoidance cams from the front, if you're moving laterally left or right, you'll see the corresponding left or right avoidance cam feed, and so on. This adds an additional layer of peace of mind, allowing you a bit more surrounding context while you fly. Overall, the object avoidance is great, but as a flyer, you just need to keep in mind that you STILL need to be mindful of your drone's position in space and keep in mind that the object avoidance can still fail in certain scenarios. Besides object avoidance, some of the additional navigational aspects to the drone are incredibly useful, namely return to home, waypoints, and active track features. These features all take some of the complexity of 3 dimensional navigation out of the equation, allowing you to more easily fly and capture. The return to home feature, which has been around for a while, is still a great feature to have, giving additional peace of mind in cases where you lose contact with the drone. Waypoints functionality allows you to predefine repeatable flight paths for the drone, allowing you to "stage" scenes ahead of time. This works wonderfully, although it's not 100% precise on the path, but it's certainly within a reasonable margin of error. With this, just be careful if you're setting waypoints through a complex environment, like trees. There's no guarantee of a 100% consistent path repetition to the foot. Finally, active track is a feature I haven't used much yet, but the two times I have, I've been THOROUGHLY impressed with it. I've used it with the main and 3x cameras, and both have worked great. This gives you the ability to key in on a subject and sets the drone to maintain visibility (within reason) while continuing to navigate. Look so many other features here, this is one that gives you the next level "cinematic" type shots that can be otherwise difficult to get while manually flying until you're practiced a lot. Finally, I should mention the Fly More Combo with the RC Controller package here. In my opinion, this combo is an essential purchase for anyone getting a Mavic 3 Pro. The RC Controller is next level awesome, giving you flawless control over the drone at an insane distance without the need to fiddle with connecting your phone. You literally turn the drone and controller on, and you can be up and flying within 20 seconds; it's really that simple. And as mentioned, the range on this is insane. While you can opt for the RC Pro controller to get a more reliable connection at longer ranges, anyone not in an urban area with tons of interference likely won't see much of a boost from the Pro controller over this one. It has the distance to frankly put the drone out of visual line of sight, which is prohibited by the FAA anyways. Beyond the controller, this combo includes 2 extra batteries, 2 additional propeller sets, and a fast charging 100w USB C power brick, along with a 3 battery charging cradle. The batteries, in particular, are a HUGE upgrade here. As mentioned previously, I've been getting in the neighborhood of 30-36 minutes of flight time on a single battery; having 2 spares on hand at all times ensures my exploration or image capture won't be cut short because of a dead battery. The 3 battery charging cradle is great, but only charges a single battery at a time, but it seems to do this based on whatever the lowest charged battery is so it works well. Also included in this combo are the AWESOME carrying bag, which has room for all of this and feels quite protective and secure, as well as some additional lens filters, which enable more flexibility in terms of what the drone can take shots of. That rounds out my glowing review of the DJI M3Pro. If you can justify the cost, just go for it. You won't regret it.

Love the product but it being a pro series it should come with the pro remote not the basic

Bad battery after 1 month. Getting it replaced is a nightmare. And, of course, ZERO assistance from Best Buy.

It is better to order directly from DJI. They have a better protection plan than best buy. Best buy drone protection plan does not cover fly away