Summary

  • Today, DJI has unveiled its new Mavic 4 Pro drone, but the biggest story isn’t the 360-degree rotating gimbal or 6K/60fps camera, but the fact it will not be available in the US.
  • Instead, the drone will be released worldwide, excluding the US, where DJI has no plans or timescale for a release.
  • The reason, according to the company, is that it is “reassessing the market strategies and developments” since the Trump administration’s tariffs and the ongoing hold-ups at US Customs are preventing its drones being imported into the US.
  • It does plan to honour its warranty for US residents who buy the Mavic 4 Pro in Canada or Mexico, but it does not recommend doing so.
  • The drone will cost from 2.5K and will feature 8GB internal storage, 30km transmission range and a swivelling 7-inch controller screen.

By Sean Hollister

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