DJI Mavic 4 Pro

DJI Mavic 4 Pro

Fly More Combo

Triple Camera System:

One drone, three pro-grade lenses. Switch seamlessly between the Hasselblad wide camera for rich, cinematic 6K/60fps HDR video, a medium tele lens for smooth 4K/120fps slow motion and natural subject framing, and a telephoto lens for sharp, detailed shots from a distance.

Capture every angle — from sweeping landscapes to tight close-ups — without ever landing.

100MP Hasselblad Camera:

Shoot in stunning detail with the powerful 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera, delivering crisp 100MP stills, rich 6K/60fps HDR video, and an impressive 15.5 stops of dynamic range.

Whether you're capturing sweeping landscapes or tight close-ups, every shot is packed with clarity, depth, and true-to-life colour.

Lux Night Vision with Omnidirectional Sensing:

Fly with confidence after dark. The Mavic 4 Pro features 0.1-lux night vision and omnidirectional obstacle sensing, giving you robust protection in low-light environments.

This helps the drone detect obstacles like buildings and trees with precision — even in near darkness.

Infinity Gimbal for Dynamic Camera Movement

Effortlessly tilt the camera 70° upward and rotate a full 360°. Capture Dutch angles, skyward perspectives, and fluid, gravity-defying moves that transform your aerial storytelling.

Nighttime RTH

With the forward-facing LiDAR, Mavic 4 Pro detects obstacles like tall buildings even in low-light conditions and intelligently maneuvers upward [10], ensuring safer returns during nighttime flights.

Non-GPS RTH

Powered by real-time vision positioning and map construction technologies, Mavic 4 Pro memorizes flight paths when adequate lighting is available. This ensures a safe return [11] even when taking off from locations without satellite signals, such as balconies.

51-Min Flight Time [2]

Mavic 4 Pro’s aerodynamic design, efficient propulsion system, and 95Wh battery deliver flight times of up to 51 minutes, top speeds of up to 90 kph, and a range of 41 km (25.4 miles) [2].

Whether you're scouting locations, practicing maneuvers, capturing time-lapse shots, or taking panoramic photos with a telephoto lens, the ample flight time allows you to operate with ease and confidence.

Flight Range Comparison

DJI Mavic 4 Pro: 41 km
DJI Air 3S: 32 km
DJI Mavic 3 Pro: 28 km

Time Comparison for Charging 3 Batteries

DJI Mavic 4 Pro: Approx. 90 minutes
DJI Air 3S: Approx. 180 minutes
DJI Mavic 3 Pro: Approx. 210 minutes

Time Comparison for Charging 1 Battery

DJI Mavic 4 Pro: Approx. 51 minutes
DJI Air 3S: Approx. 60 minutes
DJI Mavic 3 Pro: Approx. 70 minutes

Built-In 512GB SSD

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro standard version comes with a 64GB onboard storage module [14], so you can start capturing right away without an external memory card.

The Mavic 4 Pro 512GB in the Creator Combo features a built-in 512GB high-capacity SSD [15], supporting high-spec ALL-I 4:2:2 encoded video recording and time-lapse photography with intervals as short as 1 second, ensuring you're always ready to capture your next masterpiece.

100MP RAWs Transferred In Seconds!

With QuickTransfer, there's no need to take the drone [16] and controller out of your bag to transfer footage. Simply wake Mavic 4 Pro remotely via the DJI Fly app, and transfer files at speeds up to 80MB/s [18] over Wi-Fi 6.

Even when switching apps, the DJI Fly app continues downloading smoothly in the background. To easily transfer footage to a computer, simply connect the drone via a compatible USB cable—no need to power it on.

DJI Goggles N3
This combo includes the Goggles N3 headset, letting you virtually jump into the cockpit for a first-person flying experience. With a roomy eyeglass-friendly design, almost anyone can enjoy FPV flying. You'll experience a live video feed sent from the drone to the headset's full HD 1080p60 LCD screen, with an immersive 54° field of view. Thanks to O4 video transmission, this feed can be received from up to 8.1 miles away. Additional features include 1-tap defogging and live streaming to a mobile phone via an optional USB-C cable.

DJI RC Motion 3
This Fly Smart Combo version of the DJI Avata 2 includes the DJI RC Motion 3 controller, a single-handed controller that works with the Goggles N3 to give you an intuitive and realistic flying experience. Unlike traditional controllers, the RC Motion 3 pilots the drone with simple hand and wrist movements. These gestures not only operate the Avata 2 but also the Goggles N3 menu system. Overlaying an AR cursor onto the menu, you can easily highlight, select, and adjust camera settings and other functions.

Professional Imaging
Sporting a 1/1.3" image sensor, the Avata 2 offers effective low-light performance, the capture of stills at up to 12MP, and up to 4K HDR resolution videos. Choose between three different fields of view to accommodate your particular project and piloting style: normal angle, wide angle, and 155° ultrawide angle. Professionals will enjoy 10-bit D-Log M support, which retains more highlights and details to provide more flexibility when it comes time to edit and color grade.

Safer Flying
Upgrading from the single downward sensor of the Avata, the Avata 2 now has binocular fisheye sensors for downward and backward visual positioning. Additional safety features include an integrated propeller guard and automatic return-to-home features that are triggered by a signal loss or low battery.

Stabilized Footage
Steady footage from a fast-paced FPV drone like the Avata 2 can be nearly impossible to achieve, which is why DJI incorporates the RockSteady and HorizonSteady features. RockSteady is designed for pure stabilization to compensate for high speeds and windy conditions. HorizonSteady is a more specific stabilization in that it locks onto the horizon during horizontal rotation up to 360°

O4 Long-Range Transmission
Control the drone and view a video feed from farther away with this second-generation Avata. Using the DJI O4 transmission system, the Avata 2 can transmit signals from up to 8.1 miles away. Video feeds enjoy resolutions up to 1080p100, along with a bit rate up to 60 Mb/s and a response time as low as 24 ms. To achieve such a range, the Avata 2 has been upgraded with a 2T4R (2-transmitter/4-receiver) configuration that uses a 4-antenna array and strong anti-interference performance.

Works with LightCut
Officially supported by DJI for use with the Avata 2, the LightCut app for iOS and Android devices offers you convenient 1-tap VFX without the need to download footage. AI-based technology analyzes the flight trajectory in the video and lets you use the Sky VFX feature to add overlays, through-the-air text animations, and more. In addition, the One-Tap Edit feature uses AI recognition of video type and theme to let you intelligently add sound effects, perform color restoration, and more, giving you professionally polished final cuts for faster sharing online.

Turtle Mode
If the Avata 2 happens to accidentally flip upside down, Turtle mode can be used to automatically flip it back to takeoff position to quickly get it back in the air.

3-Battery Fly Smart Combo
This version of the Avata 2 includes a 3-battery Fly Smart Combo, featuring a selection of essential and creative accessories, along with three intelligent flight batteries for extended flying sessions. The combo includes the DJI Goggles N3 and accessories, the DJI RC Motion 3 controller and accessories, a 2-way charging hub, and the standard Avata 2 included items. The main Goggles N3 and RC Motion 3 accessories combine to provide a true first-person piloting experience. The headset has a built-in LCD that receives a live video feed from the Avata 2 from up to 8.1 miles away. This view makes it feel like you're in a virtual cockpit, viewing what the drone sees in 1080p60 resolution. As you view the feed, you can use the RC Motion 3 to single-handedly pilot the Avata 2 with hand and wrist gestures, along with an intuitive control layout.