DJI Mavic 4 Pro

As a long-time DJI drone user, we've seen how the company has revolutionized this category through the years -- starting out as a hobby or toy to being a serious or professional user. The first DJI drone I had was the DJI Phantom 1 back in 2014 (I was playing with a styrofoam-made Parrot AR Drone 2.0 the year before that) with a GoPro Hero 3+ attached to it. The last serious drone we bought was back in 2019, the Fly More Edition of the DJI Mavic 2 Pro (after our first Mavic Pro's gimbal conked out). https://youtu.be/qpwMCut0h8c?si=Se3t-_ldnPhHxzBl Since then, this series has had several iterations and the latest one we've tested is the newly announced DJI Mavic 4 Pro. Design The Mavic 4 Pro is massive, and you can clearly see this when you first fish the drone out of the box. Mavic 4 Pro beside the Mavic 2 Pro The drone has this refined aerodynamic architecture as shown by its low-profile, forward-sloping fuselage and streamlined arm geometry. Despite its size and weight, the Mavic 4 Pro is still considerably easy to carry around, especially with the included compact carrying bag that can accommodate the remote control, the extra 2 batteries, cables and chargers, and the drone itself. Read more in our articles including "DJI Mavic 4 Pro Review" and "DJI Mini 5 Pro Hands-On Review".