Dji Rc 2 Controller

[0.15 lb] If you're using the DJI RC controller then you know how easy it is to drop and potentially lose one of these. Having a spare set just in case in an absolute must.

[4 lb / 1.8 kg] DJI's decision to drop the zoom lens with the release of the Mavic 3 Classic while retaining the excellent Hasselblad camera is a welcome change. The bundled DJI RC Controller is excellent, and affordable alternative to the pricey DJI RC Pro controller. Being able to purchase the Mavic 3 Classic without a controller gives all of us more options. I found the Mavic 3 Classic easy to setup and a joy to fly. The onboard SSD is only 8 GB though, so an additional Micro SD card will be needed in most cases. DJI has moved the Micro SD slot out of the battery compartment to a small receptacle above the battery that houses both the USB port and Micro SD Card slot. While this is welcome change, the receptacle is small, so for most people, like me, removing the SD card after the card is ejected will require the battery to be removed in order to get a hold of the SD card to pull it all the way out. Not a big deal, just a two-steps forward, one step back kind of thing. The Mavic 3 Classic User Manual has a section on recommended Micro SD cards. I would pay particular attention to that before purchasing SD cards for this aircraft. The bundled RC Controller with the built-in screen has excellent resolution and is easy to use. DJI has added some additional automated flying maneuver modes with the latest firmware update to include a simple auto-pilot mode. There is no HDMI out port however, and the screen is not all that bright in direct sunlight. For Recreational Flyers, this bundle would be an excellent choice. For Commercial Operators, the RC Pro Controller is probably the better option. Sometimes, less is more. Fly Safe.

[Black] This new Mavic 3 smart controller, the DJI RC Pro, is awesome. It seems very well made, feels great in the hands, and has a very clear, crisp, and bright display. It is day and night better than using the standard controller with a phone or tablet mainly due to better visibility. It is expensive and that is a downside, but a bigger downside is there is currently no backward compatibility; and currently no one seems to know if there ever will be. If you love your Mavic 3 and accept the downsides then you will probably love this controller.

[1.025 lb] The DJI Air 2S came with a convenient pouch, but too small for the RC Pro controller, and not very convenient ford extra batteries either. The Go Professional case holds everything you need to fly, in a single layer, with a rugged latching shell. It holds the triple battery charger, but (unfortunately) not the AC power supply. You can snuggle in the car adapter for charging. The controller cutout has inserts for smaller controllers, up to the RC Pro.

If you're using the DJI RC controller then you know how easy it is to drop and potentially lose one of these. Having a spare set just in case in an absolute must.

[0.015 lb] I tried the DJI Goggles Integra Motion Combo with a DJI Mini 3 Pro. I never got used to the motion controller and really wanted to use the Goggles with the DJI RC 2. For me, it wasn't meant to do that. I ended up selling the Goggles Integra Motion Combo and my Mini 3 Pro when the Mini 4 Pro was released. When the DJI Mini 4-compatible Goggles 3 were released, I purchased them from B&H. Well, to say the least, I love the combination of the Mini 4 Pro, RC 2 controller and Goggles 3. The Goggles provide that experience of flying in the Mini 4 Pro and I think it helps make better videos and photos. DJI got it right, for me, this time.

[1] It is pretty easy to set up and fly. I purchased the DJI RC Controller package together with the Mavi 3 classic, and it is a breeze to use. The only complaint thus far is the tiny micro SDXC cards are a little difficult to insert and remove with my fingers so I use a pair of tweezers. btw, the cards are inserted upside down, contacts on the card facing upward.

[1920 x 1080] This is my third drone and by far and away the best one I've owned so far. With the DJI RC Pro controller, it makes it much simpler to fly and achieve the performance that I'm looking for. This is definitely a winner. For the price, it is definitely worth every penny.

DJI's decision to drop the zoom lens with the release of the Mavic 3 Classic while retaining the excellent Hasselblad camera is a welcome change. The bundled DJI RC Controller is excellent, and affordable alternative to the pricey DJI RC Pro controller. Being able to purchase the Mavic 3 Classic without a controller gives all of us more options. I found the Mavic 3 Classic easy to setup and a joy to fly. The onboard SSD is only 8 GB though, so an additional Micro SD card will be needed in most cases. DJI has moved the Micro SD slot out of the battery compartment to a small receptacle above the battery that houses both the USB port and Micro SD Card slot. While this is welcome change, the receptacle is small, so for most people, like me, removing the SD card after the card is ejected will require the battery to be removed in order to get a hold of the SD card to pull it all the way out. Not a big deal, just a two-steps forward, one step back kind of thing. The Mavic 3 Classic User Manual has a section on recommended Micro SD cards. I would pay particular attention to that before purchasing SD cards for this aircraft. The bundled RC Controller with the built-in screen has excellent resolution and is easy to use. DJI has added some additional automated flying maneuver modes with the latest firmware update to include a simple auto-pilot mode. There is no HDMI out port however, and the screen is not all that bright in direct sunlight. For Recreational Flyers, this bundle would be an excellent choice. For Commercial Operators, the RC Pro Controller is probably the better option. Sometimes, less is more. Fly Safe.

I tried the DJI Goggles Integra Motion Combo with a DJI Mini 3 Pro. I never got used to the motion controller and really wanted to use the Goggles with the DJI RC 2. For me, it wasn't meant to do that. I ended up selling the Goggles Integra Motion Combo and my Mini 3 Pro when the Mini 4 Pro was released. When the DJI Mini 4-compatible Goggles 3 were released, I purchased them from B&H. Well, to say the least, I love the combination of the Mini 4 Pro, RC 2 controller and Goggles 3. The Goggles provide that experience of flying in the Mini 4 Pro and I think it helps make better videos and photos. DJI got it right, for me, this time.