[Lithium-Ion] You never know, so I ordered this in case something should happen to my previous wire.

[1.61 lb] That's right I said there's nothing wrong with the cable. My problem is with how B&H has labeled it in their presentation of the product. It is being called an extension cable when in fact it is the standard DJI Mavic Air 2 cable that comes with the drone. When looking at the specs for the cable in the B&H literature for size it seems to be giving the size of the package, not the cable. Be aware, if you are trying to get an extension cable so you can use a tablet rather than a mobile phone this is not the cable to buy. Kicks the dirt and whines while saying...and I paid for expedited shipping.

[1.61 lb] I have not looked in awhile, but these were hard to find before. I was happy to be able to get the stock DJI Control Sticks. I had lost my original pares.

[6.4 to 8.4 VDC] Lost the cable that came with my drone. Ordered two so that next time I'll have a spare. Works great.

[6.4 to 8.4 VDC] Mine was not in the box, B&H sent me a new one, no questions asked! Good customer service.

[Lithium-Ion] Had the Tilta Nano before. Like this better overall. Less wiring to deal with as well. And the LiDAR focus works great and is a life saver if shooting without a 1st A/C. Have the basic kit (not the stronger motor model) and still had enough torque to rotate smoothly all my cine lenses. Kit comes with few extra batteries, which helps also.

[6.4 to 8.4 VDC] So I was hesitant to pick this up because I was considering the nucleus nano (great price) as well as the DJI LIDAR for the Ronin-3 pro (which I don't have, but read it could be used separately.) 

Here's why I went with the PDMOVIE Live Air 3 Smart Lidar. 

Price and included accessories. While the batteries and charger seem/feel a little cheap, they work just as intended and for long. 

Has Lidar. When researching, the nano nucleus II didn't have Lidar, which I wasn't opposed to, but the DJI Lidar obviously did have it which was a plus. The caveat is that the DJI lidar requires the transmitter and some breakout box that adds another $1200 to the cost of the already expensive lidar ($700 or so.) I was not about to drop $2k for lidar only and no focus wheel. 

With the PDMOVIE I could rely on the focus wheel or the Lidar. And at a shoot, both worked really well. It worked with my bright tangerine misfit atom matte box WITHOUT the shade/visor (only the Matte box itself, not the rubber piece) but I did have to make sure the lidar was facing in-between the clamp and the tightening wheel of the matte box. It worked really well on my 16-28mm VISTA lens and Komodo-X. The tokina Vista 25mm was a little more difficult because of the field of view but it worked. If I had slightly smaller lenses, this wouldn't be a problem at ALL.

For talking head shots, there was no issue at all. For tracking shots in the dark, I could say the same, but I had to frame just off center to the left so that the lidar could SEE. But then I could use the focus wheel which switches off auto focus and lets you quickly control the lens without much, if any, lag.

Anyway, for $500, it's a good quick solution to have for those talking heads, or jobs where you're running and gunning. My ONLY gripe about it is the batteries and chargers were made from molded plastic and not rubber. At least they last long, though!

[1.61 lb] Got it as a back up just in case. Exactly the same as the original cable that came with the controller.

[1.61 lb] Small and very lightweight. Easy to calibrate, but sometimes have to remove battery to re-calibrate. The thin controller that goes with is brilliant.
And on/off switch would help. It’s tricky to figure out to push the battery to the side.

[1.61 lb] Super