3 - via gesture control, the dedicated remote controller, or using your smartphone using the DJI GO4 app.
The DJI Mavic Air drone is a new foldable quadcopter from DJI. It features the folding design of the Mavic Pro, but with the compact form-factor of the Spark. The perfect balance for hobbyists. An upgraded camera and 3-axis gimbal help you capture amazing panoramas and record in 4K resolution.
The DJI Mavic Air comes with a redesigned remote controller.
While there is no built-in screen, as you get with the Mavic Pro remote, it does add support for the 5.725 - 5.850 GHz frequency range.
It also features removeable control sticks, which tuck comfortably into the handles of the remote when folded.
This allows the folded remote to become even more compact, plus there's less chance of damage to the remote while in transit.
The Mavic Air remote comes with cables for Lightning, Micro USB (Type-B) and USB-C devices.
The Mavic Air Fly More Combo represents better value than the standalone Mavic Air package - but for those just looking to get started with drones, the standalone package is still a good choice. The Fly More Combo comes with these additional accessories:
This means you'll be able to use your Mavic Air for longer periods of time when you're out flying. Essential if you need to capture more angles for video, or more still images.
3 - via gesture control, the dedicated remote controller, or using your smartphone using the DJI GO4 app.
Yes - the included Mavic Air Charger will let you charge both the aircraft and the remote control at the same time.
Using the included USB charger or charging hub, one battery takes about 55 minutes to fully charge.
A small delay - between 170 and 240ms.
Simply connect the drone to your mobile device and the DJI GO 4 app will lead you step by step through the activation process.
No - the Mavic Air is not IP rated and not waterproof.
Yes - you can use any cable that is supported by your mobile device.
They're located on the side of the aircraft body, in the battery compartment and in on the carrying case. There's also a hand QR code to scan when connecting your device for the first time.
Yes - check under Wi-Fi settings within the DJI GO 4 app when your mobile device is connected to your Mavic Air.
No - as long as the case supports it - the drone will be safe with the propellers still attached.
The new design of the Mavic Air needed to be as streamlined as possible. These non-folding props were considered the best option.
The Mavic Air can be flown in wind speeds of up to 10m/s.
Up to 5000m (16,400ft) above sea level.
You can control the Mavic Air using gestures from a distance of up to 6m (19.5ft).