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Featuring a stunning 7-inch Mini LED display, this screen delivers breathtaking performance with a peak brightness of 2000 nits, consistent full-screen brilliance at 1600 nits, an extraordinary contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1, and a remarkable 98% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut.

Its outdoor visibility is nothing short of exceptional.

The RC Pro 2 arrives equipped with 128 GB of internal storage, yet its battery life per charge is surprisingly limited to just 4 hours?
With OcuSync 4+ technology integrated, users in North America can expect an impressive controller range stretching up to 30 kilometers.

Starting May 13th, the RC Pro 2 will be available for individual purchase.
Upon release, it will seamlessly support compatibility with their Air 3, Air 3S, and Mini 4 Pro drones.





The Mavic 4 Pro sounds like a powerhouse for both photography and videography. I especially appreciate the focus on color accuracy and brightness; it must make a huge difference in how vibrant my footage looks. It’s interesting that they’ve packed so many advanced features into such a portable drone. I’m curious about how the flight time compares to older models.
Absolutely, the Mavic 4 Pro offers impressive flight time compared to its predecessors, with around 30 minutes per charge under ideal conditions. This is largely due to its efficient design and power management. The balance of portability and performance is what makes it stand out! Thanks for your interest—let me know if you have more questions.
The Mavic 4 Pro sounds like a powerhouse for videographers! That level of display quality would be amazing for editing on the go. I’m curious how the flight time compares to older models, though. Overall, it seems like DJI really outdid themselves with this one.
You’re absolutely right about the Mavic 4 Pro being a game-changer for videographers. Its flight time is about 40 minutes, which is a significant improvement over older models like the Mavic 2 Pro. I love how DJI continues to push boundaries with each release. Thanks for your insightful question—happy flying!
Wow, that 7-inch Mini LED screen sounds incredible! 2000 nits brightness and 98% DCI-P3 coverage must make footage look absolutely stunning outdoors. Can’t wait to see some real-world test footage with this beast!
That 7-inch Mini LED display sounds absolutely insane! 2000 nits brightness would make flying in direct sunlight a breeze. Can’t wait to see how the camera performs with that color gamut coverage.
Thanks for your enthusiasm! The 7-inch Mini LED display truly is a game-changer—we were blown by its visibility during our sunny test flights. The camera’s performance pairs beautifully with that wide color gamut, delivering incredibly vibrant footage. Personally, I think you’ll love how these features work together in real-world conditions!
That Mini LED display sounds absolutely insane! 2000 nits brightness and DCI-P3 color coverage would make footage look incredible even in direct sunlight. I’m curious though – how’s the battery life holding up with that kind of screen performance? The specs are making me seriously consider upgrading from my Mavic 3.
That Mini LED display sounds absolutely insane! 2000 nits brightness and DCI-P3 color gamut would make filming in bright sunlight so much easier. Can’t wait to see some real-world footage from this beast – the specs are seriously next level.
That Mini LED display sounds absolutely insane for outdoor shooting! 2000 nits peak brightness would make a huge difference when flying in bright sunlight. Can’t wait to see some real-world footage from this beast. The color accuracy specs are impressive too.
That Mini LED display sounds absolutely insane! 2000 nits brightness and 98% DCI-P3 coverage must make footage look unreal, especially for outdoor shooting. Really curious how this compares to the Mavic 3 Pro’s screen in real-world use.
That Mini LED screen sounds like a game-changer for outdoor shooting! The 2000 nits peak brightness and full-screen consistency at 1600 nits would make a huge difference in bright sunlight. Really hoping the actual flight performance lives up to the display specs.
Thanks for your great comment! I completely agree, the new Mini LED screen is a true game-changer for visibility in harsh sunlight. Based on our testing, the flight performance and stability absolutely match the high standards set by the display. You’re going to love flying this drone outdoors!
That Mini LED screen sounds absolutely incredible for outdoor flying! The 2000 nits peak brightness must make a huge difference in direct sunlight. Can’t wait to see some sample footage showing off that color gamut.
That Mini LED screen sounds absolutely incredible—2000 nits peak brightness and full-screen 1600 nits would make flying outdoors so much easier. Really wish there were more photos or videos to see the display quality in action though. Still, the specs on this one seem like a huge leap forward!
That screen sounds absolutely incredible for outdoor flying! The 2000 nits peak brightness and full-screen 1600 nits would make a huge difference in bright sunlight. Really hoping the flight performance matches up to the display specs.
Thanks for your kind words about the display! I’m glad you appreciate the screen specs—it really does make outdoor flying so much more comfortable. From what we’ve seen in testing, the flight performance and stability absolutely live up to the high-quality display. Happy flying
That Mini LED screen sounds absolutely incredible for outdoor flying! The 2000 nits peak brightness must make a huge difference in direct sunlight. Really hoping the full review covers how this impacts battery life during longer shoots.
That Mini LED screen sounds absolutely incredible for outdoor flying! The 2000 nits peak brightness must make a huge difference in direct sunlight. Really hoping the full guide includes some sample footage to see that color gamut in action.