Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent filters they do a great job blocking the sun

It's amazing the deference after using these philters

Helps with days you can't get the right settings or camera image

Work as intended, great for the mavic no issues when on the gimble!

Pretty good ND filters. Throws My gimbal off sometimes.

Bought these fora friend.He using them regularly..

The ND8 and ND16 filters work great and can stay on during gimbal calibration, but I just tried to use my Circular Polarizer for the first time and it is missing the rubber ring that secures it to the drone. It just falls off.

Didnt make much of a difference to my drone videos. Got it as a gift when i putchased mavic pro but wouldn't buy it separately

Purchased the filters for my DJI Mavic, Best Buy stated they ONLY have the second gen in stock. (First gen had known issue for not clearing gimbal). I ended up returning these 2 Days later due to not clearing gimbal initiation on startup. Will purchase the Cinema version elsewhere, those seem to have good response from reviewers.

This product does what its supposed to do. Reason for the 3 star is dont think its worth $50.

Only used once thus cannot give a good or bad rating for this product

Not a good filters. I used a few times a I noticed that the quality in the video decrease so I decide to use my drone with out it. Don’t buy it!!

not good as they don't fit the drone and i bought both the mavic and the filters at the same time. Unfortunately, by the time i tried them it was exactly 14 days and that's best buys return max. very dissapointed that best buy recommended them as they are so difficult to slide on that it feels like you break them and then Mavic won't take off because they interfere with the camera movement. Called DJI and they told me if i use them and i break the motors that the warranty is voided.

They no fit in the mavic pro camera, create a sistem error. Don't buy!

The PolarPro ND Filters for the Mavic Pro are a great tool to have when taking photos or video. I took pictures without the filter and then with the ND8 filter, the photos with the ND8 filter turned out better. The photos had better color and reduced glare from anything reflecting light. These filters do allow for gimbal calibration on startup. I purchased two sets from the local BestBuy and the gimbal calibrated normally when the filters were applied from either set.

I was super excited about these filters when I found out about them. Upon purchase I discovered that polar pro had a first attempt at making filters for the mavic pro and it was a fail because the lens would hit the edges of the gimbal upon starting up the drone and the gimbal calibrating. This second batch unfortunately needs work also. The lens itself is a great filter. It blocks the sun out and helps keep the pictures color beaitulf. Why the 3 instead of 4 because the filters are soo hard to remove from the gimbal after being installed that it literally feels like you're ripping the gimbal right off along with it. They will eventually cause damage to your gimbal and that can be costly. After this all I ended up buying the dji ones instead we will see how it goes with those.

Purchased these filters in store on 2/19. They work perfectly. Yes, they are a tight fit but as long as you use a little bit of care and follow the instructions, they are no problem to install and remove. It helps to have the gimbal clamp in place while doing this, as it provides a bit more support. They also pass through gimbal initilization with no problems. I have tested all 3 filters through startup of the Mavic and encountered no issues.

I specifically asked PolarPro if their filters at Best Buy were of the revised batch, and they assured me they were. However, one of the three filters (for me it was ND8) will fail gimbal calibration, and get stuck against the motor. The other two work fine, so this means that apparently PolarPro still is having tolerance issues in production. Will likely return as I am only getting told by Polar Pro to make sure it is pressed on enough (which it definitely is...and how do they explain the fact that two of the filters work fine?) My recommendation is to wait for the official DJI filters as you know they will work with the Mavic Pro.