RCGEEK Compatible with DJI Mavic 2 Pro Carbon Fiber Propellers 8743 Quiet Props 3 Blades Strong Pulling Force Quick-Release Foldable Compatible with DJI Mavic 2 Pro Mavic 2 Zoom Drone, 2 Pairs

I took my Mavic to the mountains of Montana and tried these. It was very windy on one of the days, but these kept the drone where it needed to be. They seem to be more stable than the standard two-blade originals. I didn't notice any difference in the sound between the originals and these. They seem to be made well. You can tell they have been balanced and I didn't experience anything that I wasn't expecting. For the money, these are a "good buy" as far as I am concerned. Note: they do come with a small allen key to help keep them tight. Don't over tighten.

These propellers are exactly as advertised. Carbon Fiber versions of the 8331 profile DJI Mavic propeller. They are real, weaved carbon fiber, and clear-coated. The greater strength and lighter weight vs plastic are immediately evident just by picking them up and gently trying to flex them. I regret that the set I received did not have a very good finish...sort of a haze in some places. But the company's customer service was outstanding and immediately 2-day shipped a new set out. FYI the pictures I have attached show the blades after an autobody paint correction and polishing process...They fit like original equipment, and they are quieter than the standard 8330 profile design. I have flown the drone and find battery life to be slightly improved, idle hover rotor speeds are down, of course they are quieter and the aircraft seems more responsive. My guess is the stiffer carbon fiber material. Best upgrade I’ve made to my Mavic.

The carbon fiber looks to the props is sweet, but I just couldn't trust them. The material seems off, and the screws mounting the blades made me nervous. If you crank down the screws, you could crack the blade or mount and wouldn't even know it until you saw your Mavic tumbling from the sky. If I truly trusted the actual material, I'd take the screws out and put a light lock tight on them, reinstall, and not crank them down all the way. Or they could have designed them with hinged rivits, way more trustable for a hinged prop... Either way, they're really just decoration to me now.

I am amending this review to take up the topic of the bad reviews people are giving relating to the use of screws to attach the blades. If you look on the opposite side of the screws, you will find they used brass inserts, and those brass inserts have been tapped slightly undersized to hold the screws VERY TIGHT! I broke several loose with considerable force using the ball end of a 1/16" allen wrench, and even once broken loose and removed half-way out, the screws are still too tight to back out by themselves. If you are really that paranoid about it, remove them and use red lock-tite to secure them.I also want to address the affect these might have on your battery level/flying time. I tested battery run time by going up to 300 feet AGL and just running full stick in Position mode in a big 1-mile radius over farm fields until I got a low battery warning, then returned to home. I repeated this with three batteries, then changed the props back to the stock ones and did the same for the fourth battery. All four batteries were drained down to the same percentage give or take 1 or 2%, and all four flight times were 21 minutes - exactly. So I believe if you were to do a hover test, you might actually have a little longer battery life because physics says you will get a lot more lift out of three blades vs two. I will conduct a hover test when I have the time.Now back to my original review post:They would arrive on a rainy day, wouldn't you know. I'm an old Air Force avionics technician from the 70's, and I know all too well what adding a prop can do for you. I have been dying to try these all week, waiting for their arrival.The first thing I have to comment on is these props sure look like they could use some form of final polishing as they look scratched and marred up as you can see in the pictures. Nothing wipes off, so it's in the finish. I thought they would be all shiny and have that carbon fiber look we all know. They have more of a dull, used appearance.Without getting into breaking out the calipers and whatnot for getting exact measurements, besides the fact that each has an additional blade, I can say the pitch on these blades is greater than the stock props as well. Now I'm really chomping at the bit to try them out. I will update this review after I have had a chance to run down three batteries so I can do a fair comparison of any changes in flight time on a fully charged battery vs with the stock props on the Mavic 2 Pro.UPDATE 01-18-2019: WOW!! Do these things fly! The next chance I get to measure sound levels, I will do so. They seem just slightly louder than stock, but don't hold me to that. I ran these hard with three fully charged batteries, then put the stock props back on for the fourth battery, and I got the same amount of flight time on all four batteries. They definitely do not cut your battery time down any. Response to stick controls is insane, so if you have an application where you need to make very small finite movements, put the stock props back on. I also gave them an obstruction test to see if they outflew the sensors ability to stop in time, and it really slammed on the brakes in a heartbeat. Regardless of which set of props you have installed, the software controls the top speed. So they do accelerate the drone faster, and they stop a lot faster, but they will not increase the speed of your drone. I do love these props!! But I will try to find a warmer day to check out the difference in noise levels next time out. Until then, these are AWESOME!!UPDATE 01-21-2019: Ordered another set!

I'm usually not a fan of writing reviews, but I can't pass on this one. I bought two sets of these rotors to test based on the fact that they're carbon fiber and therefore should be stronger that your normal rotor. I got more than I bargained for. I was screwing around with my pro in my living room and inadvertently did a full speed climb right into the ceiling (rookie mistake!) and made full contact with all four rotors! After I landed it I did a full inspection of the rotors and much to my surprise, there was no damage at all. NONE! Needless to say, I was impressed. After that I took it outside to put my mavic through its paces and was very impressed at it's performance. These rotors seem to be more responsive as well as slightly quieter. After I examined them a bit closer I understood where the additional responsiveness came from. If you hold one of these rotors next to a Mavic rotor you'll see that the blades are wider than the Mavic's and therefore have more lifting surface. Now I'm no engineer, but I believe having that additional lifting surface would cause a decrease in the amount of power required to lift the drone which would help decrease battery drain. Those are just my initial observations, but if I'm correct, I believe I'll be sticking with these rotors for awhile or until I find out I'm wrong. Good job!

These props make the drone look way better and work swell

Look awesome , worth the wait . They weigh exactly the same as stock blades, they were a little tight where they are rivited , don't think they would unfold , just worked them until they extended. No problems.

I absolutely love the look of these blades. High quality with no hit to your flying performance whatsoever. Little pricier than the regular blades but they feel more durable. Won't know until I hit something or crash my drone I guess. Either way, these are good quality blades.

Packed well and arrived on time. The props are extremely durable and well built. Carbon fiber is amazing. Haven't used it on my mavic yet but I'm sure it will work better than the factory props.

One of my favourite prop upgrades for my drone. Crashed only one prop broke.