After flying with the DJI Air 3 for a few days, I think it is a very versatile drone. It offers two very usable focal lengths, a long flight time, and a nice 4K 100fps slow-motion mode. Check my video review for more information on the Air 3. The last drone from DJI’s Air series, the Air 2S has been on the market since 2021. Now, the new generation has arrived. I had the chance to test the drone for a few days before its launch and I will share my findings with you in this article and video. If you want to see all the specs and features of the new DJI Air 3, head over here to my other article. Body design, weight, battery Apart from the dual-camera head, what strikes you first about the new Air 3 is that it has gained some weight. The body has been redesigned to match the look of the new Mavic 3 series, and it is now noticeably larger than the previous Air series drones. In fact, every new drone in the DJI Air series increased the takeoff weight somewhat. DJI Mavic Air (released in 2018) – take-off weight 430g DJI Mavic Air 2 (released in 2020) – take-off weight 570g DJI Air 2S (released in 2021) – take-off weight 595g DJI Air 3 (released in 2023) – take-off weight 720g Honestly, I think the weight increase is a good thing. First of all, a heavier drone is more resistant to...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 25 July, 2023