DJI’s Mavic 3 Pro is much like the popular Mavic 3, but adds a highly useful portrait camera on top of the primary 24mm Hasselblad camera and 7X zoom. This extra reach adds a lot more excitement to things like tracking shots, as it provides more of a first person perspective. It also crunches the distances between things, helping your subject pop against the background. The new camera doesn’t offer image quality as good as the Hasselblad, though, so it might not be suitable for high-end productions. DJI also improved the low-light capability of the main camera, added some battery life and introduced a new, easier-to-grade log mode, but otherwise, the Mavic 3 Pro (and its Cine version) are identical to the Mavic 3.
Price: $2,199
Pros: Useful new camera, improved low light capability, obstacle avoidance, easy to fly, slightly more battery life
Cons: Lower quality on new camera, not cheap
Score: 89
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