DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo - Drone Quadcopter UAV with 48MP Camera 4K Video 8K Hyperlapse 1/2" CMOS Sensor 3-Axis Gimbal 34min Flight Time ActiveTrack 3.0 Ocusync 2.0, Gray

this is my first drone I figured I would buy the good stuff since uncle sam was paying for it everyone said I was stupid to buy this for a first drone and having no experience flying but I said whaever well I told myself not to even open box untill I knew everything there was to know about the controler and the air2 so I spent atleast 25-30 hrs. reading,listining,watching u tube reading reviews and read many things 2 and 3 times and replaying videos Im signed up with FAA and AMA so Im ready right ? you damm right I am aand I will tell you I havent come close to crashing it and its so easy to fly a caveman could do it ! its stable and responsive like nothing I ever imagined goes out about 5 miles if you have it in normal mode I havent gone farther yet the only thing Im alittle upset and overlooked when I bought it was it will not support FPV goggles I tried and tried to make them work but so far nothing and that totally sux because this was biggest reason I wanted the damm thing I really like everything else tho so I dont want to send it back or upgrade im crossing my fingers DJI adds this option to my air 2 soon I dont know how it all works but Im thinking its just programming so WTF would make them market this without that option is beyond me ...if not I will end up adding an aftermarket FPV hdmi device to my unit so I can use the damm goggles I have quarantined new in its box and set on standby mode for now sadly but wow what a fun device this little air2 is ...theres so many functions to play with and I know everyone of them I promiss! you can set it up manually or set some or most of them to auto if you desire watching this smart little device do its thing I found it easy to take off and land on my own but the auto take off,auto return to home and auto landing is very cool too if you want to set the controller down and run inside for a fresh battery lol I use a mini ipod4 as a dedicated device and it works sweet you have to buy a little $5 extension thing for the ipod mini4 to fit the controller but it makes it fit perfect this thing hovers as long as you want and it wont move a 1/4 inch this thing was alot of money but worth every penny from my experience so far theres not alot of accesseries yet cuz its so new I guess but there is some stuff availible

The media could not be loaded. If you're on the fence about purchasing this combo, just do it. You aren't going to regret it, especially if you're somewhat new to the UAV world. I've only had it for a couple of days and have already put several hours on it thanks to the extra batteries that come with the Fly More combo.Notable pros:-Price. At the time of this writing, the Mavic Air 2 with Fly More Combo is $789, which is actually cheaper than the regular Air 2 without the combo. Even the regular price of $988 is very reasonable with everything that comes in the Fly More package.-Obstacle avoidance sensors (front, back, and bottom) work extremely well for most objects. It can be a little sketchy around small tree branches with no leaves, but that's to be expected. It picks up most objects really well and safely avoids them. Great feature for those who aren't super comfortable piloting their drones yet.-Incredibly stable for such a lightweight drone. Wind gusts were up to 30mph the first day I took it out and it held up fine. I probably wouldn't try it in much higher winds but it's good to know you don't have to have absolutely ideal weather conditions to get good footage/photos. In normal wind conditions, it's solid as a rock.-Solid battery life. I'm averaging 23-27 minute flights in Sport Mode, flying up to 40mph in some cases. The extra 2 batteries that come with the Fly More combo ensure that you'll have plenty of juice to get those shots you're after.-Fantastic image quality. 4k-30fps with HDR video really shines and allows for professional-quality cinematic shots even without post-processing. The included ND filters are a nice touch for those days when the sun is being a pest. Still images are also crystal clear and very high definition.Notable (and mostly negligible) cons:-Requires registration with the FAA if you live in the U.S., due to its weight. If you don't want to have to register your drone, look at the Mini. Otherwise, it's $5 for a 3-year registration that covers all applicable drones.-4k-60fps doesn't work with tracking modes, but if you're shooting 4k-60, you're probably flying manually anyway for those buttery slow-motion shots. Tracking isn't a deal-breaker for my uses.-The included carrying case is decent, but not great. It will work in a pinch but I recommend a hard travel case to protect your investment.All in all, this drone suits my needs as a real estate photographer and enthusiast perfectly. It won't be suitable for everyone's needs, depending on how you need to use it professionally, but it will do just about everything that the vast majority of hobbyists, content creators, and real estate photographers want it to do.